Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Jeff Anderson Flailing in the Waves

Jeff Anderson, the mid-range litigator from the Land O' Lakes, has used all of his evil power to obtain the assistance of Pinch Sulzberger's scandal rag, the NYTs, to publish libelous stories about the Pope. Now he's engaging in a bit of historical wishful thinking, but he's been enriched by colluding with homosexuals in the Church who deceitully were ordained despite Its existing rules against ordaining homosexuals, and no one can take that away from him, not yet, but will he take it with him when he goes to meet his maker?

Sure the money helps Jeff Anderson's ACLU enterprise and his promotion of various Democratic causes, while he simultaneously attacks one of the last remaining bastions of tradition left in the world.

The citation from the following article taken from his website gets at one of the principle reasons behind his "crusade". He's not so much concerned about his abuse victims (well, the money's always nice), but about a forlorn political agenda to destroy the Catholic Church.

The Germans have a saying, "he who eats Pope dies". Jeff Anderson is getting old, let's see how he ends up. Interestingly, some of his foremost potential allies are disassociating themselves from him. Could it be that his inept and hubris tic attack on the Holy See is threatening to discredit the very movements he promotes.

He is certainly feeling the heat. How now, diplomatic history?

For decades the strange practice of treating the Catholic Church as a state has been bad for women's equality, gay rights and reproductive freedom. The Holy See's fictive statehood allows it to promote its retrograde views on gender and sex in diplomatic settings and during treaty negotiations.

Now, the unfolding sexual abuse scandal reveals another dark side of the Holy See's claim to statehood: the extraordinary immunities claimed by the pope in the face of conspiracy accusations that span the globe.


How about the dark side of your soul, Jeff?

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