Amazing how the bishops and everyone else who know about these crimes haven't been charged as accessories.
In my opinion the principal should get fifteen years with a non-parole period of ten years, for covering up a crime like this. Only then might these morons understand that concealing crimes against children is just [not] acceptable.
And in yet another example of religious stupidity, an Australian missionary has been arrested after waltzing into North Korea and distributing Christian material.
Not that I think he should have been arrested, but nor do I think that he should have been stupid enough to embark on a course of action that would quite likely land him in a dingy prison cell for the rest of his life.
His wife said he was just following what God wanted him to do.
The silly bugger doesn’t even know that God exists, let alone knowing that God requires him to wade into a country like North Korea and take action that would almost certainly land him in hot water.
He apparently told his wife that if he got arrested, he’d ‘leave it in the hands of God’.
There appears to be no limit to the foolishness of some of these religious fanatics.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/19/us-korea-north-idUSBREA1I0AM20140219
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
And in yet another example of religious stupidity, an Australian missionary has been arrested after waltzing into North Korea and distributing Christian material.
Not that I think he should have been arrested, but nor do I think that he should have been stupid enough to embark on a course of action that would quite likely land him in a dingy prison cell for the rest of his life.
His wife said he was just following what God wanted him to do.
The silly bugger doesn’t even know that God exists, let alone knowing that God requires him to wade into a country like North Korea and take action that would almost certainly land him in hot water.
He apparently told his wife that if he got arrested, he’d ‘leave it in the hands of God’.
There appears to be no limit to the foolishness of some of these religious fanatics.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/19/us-korea-north-idUSBREA1I0AM20140219
He will, however, undoubtedly expect the Australian government to come racing to his rescue.Too right bunyip!
That guy should at least have shown God the common decency of asking for Her guidance and intent before presuming to be able to embark on such a foolish endeavour with the expectation that God will automatically come racing to his rescue.
He will, however, undoubtedly expect the Australian government to come racing to his rescue.
I don't think so. His wife has made it clear during an interview that they expect nothing from the Australian government or anyone else.He will, however, undoubtedly expect the Australian government to come racing to his rescue.
He will, however, undoubtedly expect the Australian government to come racing to his rescue.
He will, however, undoubtedly expect the Australian government to come racing to his rescue.
He will, however, undoubtedly expect the Australian government to come racing to his rescue.
lol, yep and if they do it will be because of god
I admire his courage and conviction, but the skeptics will have a laugh whatever happens.God sure does work in mysterious ways!
Not that I'd personally have any sympathy for such reckless and irresponsible behaviour.
I admire his courage and conviction, but the skeptics will have a laugh whatever happens.
Two possible outcomes:
1. He goes to prison ... God failed him ... skeptics:
2. He gets released ... win for diplomacy and God had nothing to do with it ... skeptics:
Too right bunyip!
That guy should at least have shown God the common decency of asking for Her guidance and intent before presuming to be able to embark on such a foolish endeavour with the expectation that God will automatically come racing to his rescue.
I admire his courage and conviction, but the skeptics will have a laugh whatever happens.
Two possible outcomes:
1. He goes to prison ... God failed him ... skeptics:
2. He gets released ... win for diplomacy and God had nothing to do with it ... skeptics:
Or.....
3. God materializes .... Kim Jong-un repents and releases all political prisoners .... skeptics see the light and admit God is real
Four Corners showed people, presumably non-Christians, trying to help the North Koreans by smuggling USB sticks and DVDs of South Korean soap operas and entertainment shows into the North to help them discover that much of what they have been told about the outside world is lies, thereby encouraging open dissent and undermining the Kim regime. Are they also stupid?
How are you enjoying those birds on your back verandah?
I admire his courage and conviction, but the skeptics will have a laugh whatever happens.
Yet another cover up by the Catholic church of child sexual abuse, this time at a Toowoomba Catholic school.
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