On the closing of the Irish embassy
in the Vatican:
“An opportunistic act of neurotic
bigotry by militant atheists seeking to impose their myopic beliefs on the rest
of us. The closure of the Irish Embassy in the Vatican is further evidence that
we are now governed by the most bigoted, anti- religious administration in the
history of the State.”
On social welfare recipients:
“There should be no question, in a
free and fair society, of the forced redistribution of earned income to assist
those who are, for whatever reason, negative contributors to society.
Imagine how you would feel if,
instead of having to subsidise your work- free neighbour, you had to accept
direct responsibility by talking him into your home and catering to all his
needs. How long would you tolerate him hanging around your sitting room, eating
your corn-flakes, and flicking around your Sky package?”
On secular education:
“ A ‘secular’ education sets out to
produce citizens, consumers and functionaries rather than human beings animated
with affection and curiosity. No longer will our children be told that they are
Christ’s chosen ones, but instead the accidental offspring of the pointless
oozing of primordial slime, units of meat and bone, existing for random
junctures by bread and rules in a pointless, meaningless, and indifferent
universe.
They call this ‘rationalisism,’ but
have no idea where it will lead. Like chimpanzees with hammers poised over the
engine of a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta, they gibber their stunted nonsense and set
enthusiastically to work.”
On
Paedophlilia:
“They (the media) don’t regard
paedophliia as a serious matter at all. If clerical abuse did not exist in the
church, I greatly suspect that we would by now have a campaign to legalise
paedophliia from these quarters.”
“Was it the case that the thrust for
acceptance of paedophilia was stymied only by the emergence of the clerical
abuse scandals in the Church, which the left saw as an opportunity to destroy
the authority of the Church?”
Can anyone take this man serious bar
himself; he even calls himself a journalist.
Barry
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