I have a lot of respect for the Vatican, they have taken a lot of positive stances on human rights. I especially liked Pope John Paul II, he was a humanitarian and internationally respected in this regard. I also like the current Vatican's condemning the Israeli Defence Force's slaughter in Gaza, as well as the Vatican's ongoing opposition to the Iraq War.
However, I was discouraged to hear that the Pope is reinstating a Bishop who is a known Holocaust Denier. At the very least, this Bishop should expressly denounce his previous statements on the Holocaust.
Reinstating this Bishop is an affront to the Jewish community and will damage Vatican-Jewish relations which the previous pope had worked so hard to repair. Also, denying the horrors of the Holocaust is plain wrong.
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Denounce his statements? He only repeated them last week. This guy isn't about to recant anything.
ReplyDeleteHolocaust was a horrible chapter in human history.
ReplyDeleteWe should have learned from it but we did not.
Is it denial to deny human skin lampshades, and human soap?
ReplyDeleteHonestly, after witnessing the lying and opinion terrorism used by the Israelis, you should think about why the government of Germany has to outlaw 'denial'.
He does say that 300,000 died, that is corroborated by the Red Cross.
The gas chambers are just another of the claims the soviets made, as their soldiers raped 2 million German women urged on by their superiors, and Eisenhower put German POWs into giant open air pens to freeze and starve to death.
Remember that this group was expelled for their commitment to the original tenents that the vatican veered from. The Bishop comes from a tradition of fierce advocacy of truth and reason, and he should be applauded for standing up and telling the illegal truth.
Think about it, is there any circumstance that requires thoughtcrime laws to induce conformity(in order to back an agenda of extortion and guilt, as they happily massacre away.
Why are we letting Zionist scumbags bully us into abdicating our traditions of reason and truth to their subjectivity and lies?