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Showing posts with label Guns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guns. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 21, 2019
Friday, June 17, 2016
Day of Rage in Tucson Arizona 2011 - Revisited
(February 7, 2011)
I lived and worked in Tucson Arizona for close to eight years back in the 1990s. I worked for a short time, 100 yards down the road from the recent mass murders there that involved the shooting of U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords of the U.S. Congress.
As stated I worked down the road from the Safeway and its parking lot, the scene of this recent American-style tragedy. I even ate lunch a few times in a food court setting in the front of the supermarket way back when.
I researched this matter of the shootings that took the life of a nine year old girl among others. The date is January 8, 2011. Seems like two months ago instead of one month to me. Time seems to be compressed sometimes concerning memory.
I had written an account of the attack on Rep. Giffords Tucson office at the end of the debate and vote on Health Care Reform last year. The attack in the middle of the night and broken glass brought to mind the terrible tragedy of Kristallnacht in Nazi controlled Germany in November 1938 against Jews in the population. I made reference to that event because Ms. Giffords is Jewish.
The apparently troubled young man who did the shootings and these murders seems to have bought into a uniquely American style of settling arguments or supplementing mental disorders with guns.
Because I had been in this place in Tucson and knew its layout I did not write anything or comment until now. I felt the tragedy in a personal sense having a shared experience of the geography with the victims. I should also note that it took me five years to finally write down my experiences of the 911 tragedy here in NYC.
I also wanted to turn a corner in this blog whereby I did not want to poll parrot the party line coming out of the media. The media turns on cable and cable turns on the middle class who can afford it. The media rightly or wrongly from left or from right seems to feed on the energy of rage both in content and filler. I need to and we all need to as well step back from the edge of that rage that permeates our complex modern society.
Rage is not only a middle class thing but perhaps a middle aged thing. It comes from the disappointment from expectations not fulfilled. It comes from recognizing the disappointment from the perspective of age and or wisdom from life experience.
I do not want to merely echo the media and its sounds of fury.
Now a month later I can look and see how death by random acts of violence is fed by rage and guns.
I do not object to hunters having rifles in their homes with or without permits. I do object to weapons of war with high capacity discharge being sold in America. They are not necessary in a civilized society.
I think that licensing handguns within the confines of city limits is the right of the well being of the population of that densely populated city to assure protection from violence and violent mental illness spilling into the streets and onto the parking lots of America.
I am not advocating repeal of the second amendment’s right to bear arms. I am trying to find common grounds with all parties to seek a solution to too much gun power in America and to too many guns.
The days of the wilderness are long gone. The days of conflict with the native Indian population are long gone. In the twenty first century, a fetish for guns and gun power is a bit outdated and obsessive. It speaks of the breakdown of community and loss of civility in our society.
The gun lobby and the media lobby both seem to be catering to keeping the rage up to sell their products. Whatever.
I am glad that Representative Giffords survived and may well have a normal life returned to her after much therapy.
Prayers for the victims and their families in Tucson. Prayers for the perpetrators, both the lobbyists of hate and rage, as well as for the disturbed young man who committed this crime.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Monday, December 7, 2015
Guns Guns Guns - Bat Shit Crazy in Tucson Arizona - Shoplifter shot in parking lot by customer packing a gun.
Customer follows alleged shoplifter out of store and shoots suspect. SMH
I used to buy gas here in the
nineties. So the idea that somebody would take the law into their own hands –
that owning or holding a gun is somehow some sacred tome of righteousness is an
offshoot of the worship of the vague right to hold arms in the Second Amendment
and the NRA’s lobbying efforts to sell guns to fill fear needs created by the
gun industry in America through evil twat’s like Susan and Wayne LaPierre – Roman
Catholics in good standing in Great Falls, Virginia.
Below comments better than I can write.
TUCSON- A shoplifting suspect is in
the hospital Sunday afternoon after a citizen shot him.
Around 2:30 p.m., the male suspect
entered the Circle K near Grant Road and Oracle Road. Tucson Police believes he
shoplifted then fled the scene.
A citizen followed after him. Both
were involved in an altercation and the citizen shot the suspect.
The suspect was transported to Banner
UMC with life threatening injuries.
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Saturday, April 11, 2015
Welfare Queen Cliven Bundy Wants to Steal US Property – Calls Theft “States Rights”
The
Republican Party is rapidly descending into a mob of gun totting Anarchists and
Cannibals. They are incapable of creating, building up - or preserving anything
including the Constitution.
They want to steal my share of our (US) property out
west. I live in New York and Cliven Bundy that wants to cheat me on the rent on
that land is just another Welfare Queen as far as I am concerned. All this “states
rights” BS is just that – BULLSHIT!
A year after his dangerous armed standoff with federal officials, outlaw rancher Cliven Bundy has become the face of a radical bill in Nevada — and similar efforts in 10 other Western states — to seize and sell off America’s public lands.
Introduced
last month by Assemblywoman Michele Fiore (R), who is perhaps best known for
controversial comments on guns, race, and healthcare, Nevada’s “Bundy Bill”
would authorize the state to seize U.S. public lands within its borders and prohibit
the federal government from using any land without the state’s permission. It
would also give county commissioners authority to sell off public lands for
development.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
White Male Fear Hysteria in Missouri over Pending Grand Jury Washing Of One's White Hands in Ferguson
And, as expected. frightened white guys line up for guns and ammo in #Ferguson http://t.co/PJGvqe4Fca pic.twitter.com/x1yh5yB93W
— Very Serious People™ (@TheXclass) November 17, 2014
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Corporate/Personhood = Whore of Babylon - to Damn all Mankind - Hobby Lobby Green Family Cult
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| Whore of Babylon by Dave Lebow |
They are a
religious cult.
They are an
unbaptized corporation/person claiming exemptions that apply to other people
who willingly contribute to the common good of the community and the republic. These
democratic deadbeats don’t like this country anymore?
If they that
have cash and claim to be religious, why not sell guns at Hobby Lobby and of
course not do Federal Background Checks because that would be a violation of
their religious cult beliefs.
If they
start shooting and killing shoplifters in their stores, the killings will of
course be justified to protect religious property and on sacred ground not
subject to secular laws and justice?
The more the Religious Right gets money, gets money, gets money and power, power, power, the
more they become like the Religious Whore of Babylon described in their man
made/written bible and or like the Medieval Roman Church.
What’s in it
for me to tolerate these assholes – corporation/people – Cult Leaders - Jim Jones - David Green etc. - pagans – demons - morons from
Oklahoma and other red states?
They are
living on our tax dime! Who died and made them god?
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Monday, October 21, 2013
Warning: Listening to Ted Cruz (R-Canada) Phony 21 Hour Long Filibuster Speech May Be Dangerous To Your Children's Health - Wayne's (LaPierre) World
“…The child
may have offed herself as the result of merely being born a redneck. But
unofficial reports state that the entire 21 hour DVD of the Sen.Ted Cruz's (R-Canada) phony filibuster (C-Span deluxe version) was playing on the TV when
the child decided to visit Jesus. …”
T.C.C. news service.
(warning one - sarcasm)
(warning oneA - Visual Sarcasm)
(warning oneB - It takes intelligence to understand and appreciate sarcasm, and visually expressed etc.)
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Dysfunctional Nature of American Culture 2013
Going back to Franklin Graham’s photo-op
trip to Russian Mission Alaska to “feed the poor”, I must say the then Gov.
Palin’s remarks about Native American culture in Alaska were ignorant – they
were not malicious – they were insular and insensitive. While many would try to
make Sarah a monster, she is the typical stay at home mom type who has let her
man rule the roost so to speak.
Running a cracker jack town like Wasilla was no doubt in the part time and President of the local PTA league of things. She was close to being a stay at home mom, refusing to stay at the Governor’s mansion in Juneau and commuting back and forth by plane to work. As such she becomes an icon or a hero to all those clinging to the once familiar dad works and mom stays at home to cook, clean and take care of the kids scenario.
Working moms as a large piece of the population has peaked during wars but the idea of two working parents became a necessity in the seventies with inflation making it impossible to live on one salary. Enough said on that.
I go back to a book on pop psychology “I’m Okay, You’re Okay” in the early seventies that said many things unpopular with the professional shrink community. I do not have an exact quote but I remember reading how a dysfunctional family might have its roots in events going back generations. When this book was written I don’t think that child abuse and such were even greatly talked about.
Using that pop psychology idea as a model I look at United States history differently. Outsiders see one United States. There are fifty states and maybe a dozen commonly functioning regions. The original idea of putting a name on a map, of dividing a land in a distant capital is part of the present day dysfunction of America in places.
One of the things on U.S. maps is how in a past function setting, mountains and rivers became logical lines on maps in that surveying was an impossible or costly matter.
In modern times you see a vibrant city like New York, Philadelphia or St. Louis and because of a waterway, a line on a map, the regional potential of these cities shifts in other directions. As a result you have Newark, Camden or East St. Louis disconnected from a sister city’s prosperity and progressive function. Some cities and areas of the U.S. do prosper in a regional functional setting. Each must be taken on a situation by situation basis.
The outsider if they see the United States they will say that the U.S. was spared the direct horrors of war and destruction in WWII. True. But if one looks at the history of the U.S. you begin to see hot spots where battles between states in the Civil War has left it mark on the psyche of a state or a region. In fact Americans in the Civil War were guinea pigs for European munitions’ manufacturers' observations and design. The horrors of WWI and its anti-human technology scales got its initial designs tested in the American Civil War.
What we may be seeing in these lean economic times are some dysfunctional aspects of America Culture that gets sidelined by mainstream historians in prosperous times but become blatantly evident now.
Since this is a blog and not a history book I will mention a few things I have observed of late about guns, race and religion.
One, that the obsession of guns with Americans may have started with the Indians. The original settlers from Europe pushed the native population further and further back not so much by killing the enemy so to speak, as much as over populating a region. The overflow of the European culture pushed the natives back who were not assimilated into the greater white culture.
With guns, Americans fought the British and threw them out. History will say that the loyalists or royalists went out on ships from New York city in 1781. No. Only the well to do or the lucky got shipped out. The rest lost their lands in the east coast and walked to Canada or walked out west. I cannot talk about Canadians here but I believe that paranoid obsessions of Americans in the present day has to do with Loyalists on the run and with only guns to protect themselves. What I see when I observe a fanatical NRA member is somebody still looking over their shoulders centuries after their ancestors lost in the Revolutionary war.
When Jackson made it official federal government policy to forcibly transport Indians out west, he did so with a racist bent. Jefferson wanted Indians to live in peaceful land ghettos (apartheid) trading with the white culture. Jackson saw Jefferson’s assimilation working too well in that assimilation meant racial mixing. What’s next after you have a sizable population of mixed Indians with Europeans? Next step is mixing with Africans which were slaves. America on all levels and in all regions of the country is still dealing with the side effects of the abolition of slavery one hundred and forty four years later.
Jackson’s idea to send Indians out west was obsolete from day one – the “Trail of Tears”, in hindsight, was unnecessary. The federal government did not get all the Indians in the east and shipping them out west would not solve anything with the railroad only a generation away from shrinking the world.
The same way that descendents of loyalists gone out west are looking over their shoulders, you have fundamentalists that are still locked mentally into 16th and 17th century European religious warfare. The push out west was in a way, in some cases, having one past disfunctionality overlapping with another. One of the things I see most in the hotspots of American fundamentalism are places with tons of violence associated with them in American history with territorial wars, the Indians, Civil War and land grabs.
Surely, the bible belt across the south is a place where Jesus is a code word for Robert E. Lee, the coming messiah, and such. The south along with the loyalists lost - and got lost - along the way in history.
Kansas and Oklahoma, diamonds on the fundamentalist tiara, have extreme histories of violence before, during and after the Civil War. And within the context of a population always moving on. In a way a lot of people in Oklahoma, were put there by Jackson and the invisible prison bars are still keeping them there.
Look at history differently. When I hear these hack southern politicians, GOP and blue dogs, their thinly veiled rhetoric is something out of Gone with the Wind – which of course is code talk for the good old days of majority white rule. Majority white rule is obsolete. It goes the way of all dysfunctional matters in the next few years.
The good future for all of us - will be for those of us who do not look back on the present dysfunctional state of the American Political, Economic and Belief establishments.
Running a cracker jack town like Wasilla was no doubt in the part time and President of the local PTA league of things. She was close to being a stay at home mom, refusing to stay at the Governor’s mansion in Juneau and commuting back and forth by plane to work. As such she becomes an icon or a hero to all those clinging to the once familiar dad works and mom stays at home to cook, clean and take care of the kids scenario.
Working moms as a large piece of the population has peaked during wars but the idea of two working parents became a necessity in the seventies with inflation making it impossible to live on one salary. Enough said on that.
I go back to a book on pop psychology “I’m Okay, You’re Okay” in the early seventies that said many things unpopular with the professional shrink community. I do not have an exact quote but I remember reading how a dysfunctional family might have its roots in events going back generations. When this book was written I don’t think that child abuse and such were even greatly talked about.
Using that pop psychology idea as a model I look at United States history differently. Outsiders see one United States. There are fifty states and maybe a dozen commonly functioning regions. The original idea of putting a name on a map, of dividing a land in a distant capital is part of the present day dysfunction of America in places.
One of the things on U.S. maps is how in a past function setting, mountains and rivers became logical lines on maps in that surveying was an impossible or costly matter.
In modern times you see a vibrant city like New York, Philadelphia or St. Louis and because of a waterway, a line on a map, the regional potential of these cities shifts in other directions. As a result you have Newark, Camden or East St. Louis disconnected from a sister city’s prosperity and progressive function. Some cities and areas of the U.S. do prosper in a regional functional setting. Each must be taken on a situation by situation basis.
The outsider if they see the United States they will say that the U.S. was spared the direct horrors of war and destruction in WWII. True. But if one looks at the history of the U.S. you begin to see hot spots where battles between states in the Civil War has left it mark on the psyche of a state or a region. In fact Americans in the Civil War were guinea pigs for European munitions’ manufacturers' observations and design. The horrors of WWI and its anti-human technology scales got its initial designs tested in the American Civil War.
What we may be seeing in these lean economic times are some dysfunctional aspects of America Culture that gets sidelined by mainstream historians in prosperous times but become blatantly evident now.
Since this is a blog and not a history book I will mention a few things I have observed of late about guns, race and religion.
One, that the obsession of guns with Americans may have started with the Indians. The original settlers from Europe pushed the native population further and further back not so much by killing the enemy so to speak, as much as over populating a region. The overflow of the European culture pushed the natives back who were not assimilated into the greater white culture.
With guns, Americans fought the British and threw them out. History will say that the loyalists or royalists went out on ships from New York city in 1781. No. Only the well to do or the lucky got shipped out. The rest lost their lands in the east coast and walked to Canada or walked out west. I cannot talk about Canadians here but I believe that paranoid obsessions of Americans in the present day has to do with Loyalists on the run and with only guns to protect themselves. What I see when I observe a fanatical NRA member is somebody still looking over their shoulders centuries after their ancestors lost in the Revolutionary war.
When Jackson made it official federal government policy to forcibly transport Indians out west, he did so with a racist bent. Jefferson wanted Indians to live in peaceful land ghettos (apartheid) trading with the white culture. Jackson saw Jefferson’s assimilation working too well in that assimilation meant racial mixing. What’s next after you have a sizable population of mixed Indians with Europeans? Next step is mixing with Africans which were slaves. America on all levels and in all regions of the country is still dealing with the side effects of the abolition of slavery one hundred and forty four years later.
Jackson’s idea to send Indians out west was obsolete from day one – the “Trail of Tears”, in hindsight, was unnecessary. The federal government did not get all the Indians in the east and shipping them out west would not solve anything with the railroad only a generation away from shrinking the world.
The same way that descendents of loyalists gone out west are looking over their shoulders, you have fundamentalists that are still locked mentally into 16th and 17th century European religious warfare. The push out west was in a way, in some cases, having one past disfunctionality overlapping with another. One of the things I see most in the hotspots of American fundamentalism are places with tons of violence associated with them in American history with territorial wars, the Indians, Civil War and land grabs.
Surely, the bible belt across the south is a place where Jesus is a code word for Robert E. Lee, the coming messiah, and such. The south along with the loyalists lost - and got lost - along the way in history.
Kansas and Oklahoma, diamonds on the fundamentalist tiara, have extreme histories of violence before, during and after the Civil War. And within the context of a population always moving on. In a way a lot of people in Oklahoma, were put there by Jackson and the invisible prison bars are still keeping them there.
Look at history differently. When I hear these hack southern politicians, GOP and blue dogs, their thinly veiled rhetoric is something out of Gone with the Wind – which of course is code talk for the good old days of majority white rule. Majority white rule is obsolete. It goes the way of all dysfunctional matters in the next few years.
The good future for all of us - will be for those of us who do not look back on the present dysfunctional state of the American Political, Economic and Belief establishments.
(November 19, 2009)
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Zimmerman Ticking Time Bomb and References to Sandy Hook Casually Cross Florida Police Chief’s E-Mail Gossip
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| (AP Photo Jessica Hill) |
George Zimmerman, NRA
Wayne LaPierre’s “Good Man With A Gun” seen as Potential “Good Man With A Gun”
at another Sandy Hook????
Only in A-Merica Folks!
Is Florida really part of A-Merica?
Steve Bracknell is the chief of the Lake Mary police department, which is investigating Zimmerman, 29, for allegedly threatening his estranged wife, Shellie, and his father-in-law with a gun on Monday.
In an email exchange with a Lake Mary resident critical of the department's initial decision not to arrest or charge Zimmerman, Bracknell appears to agree with the writer's description of Zimmerman, acquitted in July of murdering Martin, an unarmed black teenager, as "a ticking time bomb".
"Zimmerman is a Sandy Hook, Aurora waiting to happen," the resident, Santiago Rodriguez, told Bracknell in his first email, seeking an explanation for why Lake Mary officers did not charge Zimmerman.
"Your reference to Sandy Hook … I agree," Bracknell replied.
At the end of a follow-up email urging Bracknell not to "give up" on the investigation, Rodriguez wrote: "Sooner or later another mother and father is going to be on CNN lashing out against the system due to this man snapping."
Bracknel replied: "As for your final thoughts, again, on a personal note, I agree."
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
NRA Annual Happy Couple With A Gun 2013 Award to George and Shelly Zimmerman
Recipients
of the 2012 Happy NRA Couple Award, Susan and Wayne LaPierre will present the coveted
2013 NRA Award to Shelly and George Zimmerman at a Pizza Hut in Great Falls
Virginia later this month.
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Saturday, July 27, 2013
God Punishes Vagina Hater Sen Buck Newton’s District with Floods – anti/woman, anti/gay, anti/background checks/guns – Flood Flood Flood – Rath of a Just GOD!
As of 3 p.m., authorities in Catawba County -- in North Carolina's Piedmont region and including the cities of Newton and Hickory -- had done 10 swift-water rescues for residents needing help getting out of their homes and vehicles, said Mark Pettit, an emergency official in the county.
Some 52 roads in the inland county had been closed at that point, six of which might not see any traffic for as long as three months, according to Pettit. The flooding prompted county officials to declare a state of emergency.
Even without rain falling mid-Saturday afternoon, the National Weather Service has issued a flood warning through midnight Sunday.
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Sunday, July 14, 2013
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Who Stole the Second Amendment? – Corporate Anarchists
People who want to destroy the government are
anarchists by definition. Guns would seem to be the means to overthrow a
government or a means to survive after the veneer of civilization collapses.
While having worked in the Federal Government
briefly, I have no doubts that 25% of Government could be eliminated tomorrow
across the board including the military. Such a transition would probably put
the economy into another economic tailspin and depression great recession.
Getting back to the second amendment, I can see
merit in actor Danny Glover in Britain recently stating that the second
amendment of two hundred years ago was a concession of the federal government to immediate local concerns such as slave uprisings or retaliation from Native Americans for the forceful
taking away of their lands and or means of survival through nature.
No doubt the National Rifle Association NRA was
once a gun clubby thing until the eighties and commoditizing everything in the
economy not nailed down and putting a value on it and making a buck off it and
not living up to any original purpose and such. Knights of Columbus as an
example of how a simple domestic Catholic charity and insurance co-op got turned into an
arm of the global Vatican Bank INC and money launderer for the GOP.
In government, I do not want to say what
departments need radical reform or dismantling. I will say having working in
the Housing and Urban Development, that the government in this day and age
should not be the guarantor of mortgages. That government entities such and
Fanny and Freddy were used to outsource risk and responsibility away from
private corporations and onto the Gubmint. That's gubmint we can so without. Put responsibility back on the shoulders of private capital.
The Janus speak of Corporate Fox News and the wanting of
Conservatives to have less government is really a way of saying corporations
want more government guarantees of corporate mismanagement at the expense of
the social safety net to pay for the mistakes of coke head bankers and coke
header Wall Street brokers.
That all this talk of taking guns away by the
government is bullshit.
Government is incapable of doing most things. FEMA in
Katrina is a great example of how Government really or really does not work.
Can you imagine them, these FEMA types, trying to take anybody’s guns away? LOL
Talk of the second amendment is a distraction.
Another Fox News Noise Machine effort while real responsibility and fiscal common
sense in the management of government is being usurped by the new Anarchists,
the Corporations. With Wayne LaPierre and his million dollar annual salary and expense accounts cheerleading for the corporate anarchists, gun manufacturers etc.
The real New Anarchists are the corporations
that have stolen, usurped the needs and services of the common man’s government. Corporations are now trying to pawn off responsibility to bullshit issues like guns and the second
amendment via FOX NEWS while they steal our national treasury right out from
under us just like they have already done so with our American Bill of Rights (Second Amendment Included).
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97 Year Old Actor Eli Wallach on NRA Enemies List
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| Actor Eli Wallach |
Boy Wayne LaPierre and Company at the NRA, you
are all a bunch of bullies and pussies.
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Saturday, January 19, 2013
Happy - Indifference to Murdered Kids - NRA Gun Appreciation - Day
Latest NRA Promotion - a Gun with every Happy Meal - never too young to learn how to serve, submit to, for profit corporate America.
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| Dollar kickback to NRA on every Happy Gun Meal sold. |
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Friday, December 28, 2012
Thursday, December 27, 2012
RC Cheyenne WY Bishop’s Franchise – How Much is the Buy-in? - Follow the Money
I fear the money laundering scheme set
up by the God Emperor General Wojtyla aka JPII is still up and running and still
collecting cash to defeat the Soviet hegemony in Eastern Europe.
Of course the cold war is over and there
is no need to launder cash but hey, once set in motion, an object tends to
continue in motion. (“The evil that men do lives after them.”)
I would wonder looking at how poor boys
like Bishop Etienne of Cheyenne, who obviously approves of the local Knights of
Columbus raffle for guns scam, what his cut of the action is?
That no doubt the check for $54,000
raised from the Gun Raffle for the old priest’s home above in 2011, it must be
deposited in the Vatican Bank that handles all charities and funds for all
religious orders, even charties run by local dioceses.
It is a way of
monitoring funds held by religious orders and dioceses. It is also a two edged
sword whereby funds deposited there can then be drawn down from a legitimate
banking source such as the Vatican Bank.
One has to wonder if a legitimate
audit trail of funds existed to be examined, how a check for $54,000 from gun
sales/charity gets deposited first in a K of C account for the Cheyenne Diocese
or some other account in Rome under Cheyenne’s name.
One has to wonder if some accounting
error might occur and somehow a zero gets added and $540,000 gets deposited in
Rome, then $540,000 would have an audit tag of the Vatican Bank under the heading of Charity.
One might also
wonder if the checks drawn on $540,000 goes out on the check heading of Diocese
of Cheyenne or Local council whatever of the K of C or the Heritage Foundation
etc. ?
One would have to wonder too the
source of the accounting error might come from the mysterious cash difference
of $486,000 and where the heck did that come from?????
All just a money laundering theoretical scenario.
Having worked in the back office of legitimate, well regulated, regularly audited banks
in my life, if it seems too good to be true, it usually is not. Beware.
But getting back to a poor boy like
Bishop Etienne and the promissory note of sorts he had to in theory sign to get
promoted from parish priest in Indianapolis to Bishop of Cheyenne. In other
words look the other way and or sign off on all diocese deposits held in the
Vatican Bank? For the greater good of Holy Mother Church and more importantly future
promotions?
Whatever.
There also seems to be emerging from my
POV a certain ratline, of musical chairs of certain dioceses (no money down franchises?) in the United
State where poor boys from the heartland can rise all the way to red hat in a
matter of years through these farmland sci-fi vortexes. Cash and not
spirituality count in the new global spreadsheet reality. So true.
Also, the call for religious freedom
from the church ladies of the RC church in America want to protect universities,
hospitals and charities from Obama’s godless call to contraception.
Again whatever.
Speaking of abused Charities, I am reminded of
Bishop Zubik of Pittsburgh coming from Green Bay to make
way for Bishop Ricken to move out and make room in Cheyenne for Father Bishop
Etienne.
Bishop Etienne’s primary consecrator as
bishop was none other than the magical mystical Vatican multi-tasker Chuck
Chaput of Philly and secondary consecrator Bishop Ricken whose own personal bishop’s primary
consecrator was none other than the late “great” JPII.
Surprisingly, Bishop Etienne’s Wikipedia
bio conveniently does not have an audit trail mention of his episcopal lineage.
An oversight?
Whatever.
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