Why send anyone? If I wanted to see the popes inauguration my employer wouldn’t pay for flights and accommodation. If they wanna go let them pay themselves, there earning enough ffs, otherwise watch it on telly.

At least they’re not sending Edna, who would probabaly yawn & text his way through the ceremony.

According to 95fm in limerick Noonan is going on Sunday to Italy

Oh no. Maybe we’ll have more snow & this will put a stop to his gallop

The constitution requires that the president is accompanied on trips abroad by a minister

Former Cardinal and Pope-elect “Francis I”, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, is accused of helping kidnap opponents of Argentina’s military junta during the 1970′s “Dirty War”, and of baby trafficking, by lawyers and members of the Plaza de Mayo human rights group. (Los Angeles Times, April 17, 2005, “Argentine Cardinal Named in Kidnapping Lawsuit”,

http://articles.latimes.com/2005/apr/17/world/fg-cardinal17

Besides his personal alleged criminality, Bergoglio – as a Jesuit – represents the group most responsible for the centuries-old Crimes against Humanity and Genocide for which the Jesuit Superior General was found guilty on February 25, along with Joseph Ratzinger and other Vatican officials. The Jesuit Order established the murderous Indian residential school system in North America during the mid 19th century, and has led the destruction and killing of millions of non-Catholics around the world since its inception in the mid 16th century. Under a secret oath administered to every member, the Jesuits are authorized and encouraged to kill, torture or overthrow any opponent of the Vatican and the Pope.

http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/jesuits.htm

These facts, the Argentine allegations, and his complicity in the global conspiracy against children enunciated in the canon law Crimen Sollicitationas, makes the new Pope particularly liable for immediate arrest and sentencing under international law and the Common Law Court verdict of February 25, 2013. The ITCCS understands that Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s election was a quick and uncontested arrangement, as evident in its rapidity: in less than two days, a record for papal elections. Bergoglio’s election makes the guilt of the Vatican and its highest officials for Crimes against Humanity all that more severe. The new Pope, as the head fiduciary officer of the Vatican, Inc., assumes that guilt and liability. Bergoglio is therefore subject to immediate arrest under the terms of the Common Law Court ORDER of March 5, 2013, issued by the International Common Law Court of Justice under the authority of jus gentium, the Law of Nations, and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Accordingly, an application has been made by our Tribunal to these courts for an International Citizens Arrest Warrant, to be issued against the new Roman Pontiff, Jorge Mario Bergoglio – Pope Francis I, for Crimes against Humanity and involvement in a global criminal conspiracy based in Rome. The ITCCS will soon be issuing more background evidence on the genocidal purpose and actions of the Jesuit Order in relation to the ongoing crimes we have documented; and of the evidence of Bergoglio’s suspected crimes in Argentina.

Issued 13 March, 2013 ITCCS Central, Brussels Links:

http://www.eldia.com.ar/edis/20110502/acusan-cardenal-bergoglio-robo-bebes-durante-dictadura-20110502214006.htm.

Former Cardinal and Pope-elect “Francis I”, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, is accused of helping kidnap opponents of Argentina’s military junta during the 1970′s “Dirty War”, and of baby trafficking, by lawyers and members of the Plaza de Mayo human rights group. (Los Angeles Times, April 17, 2005, “Argentine Cardinal Named in Kidnapping Lawsuit”,

Now wouldnt that be interesting if he was arrested, the other guy got out of it by the skin of his teeth. If all the above is true it is a very very stupid move by the church to elect him pope.

I really don’t have the energy for the half-truths on here anymore. Mary maybe you could read my comments on last nights election story on how he actually saved the lives of the priests in question. Even if you do no doubt someone else will post this on the next story about the new Pope

Yawn

That’s done good copying and pasting there Mary, kudos to you

Noonan needs to go to confession and with the crimes he and his party have committed he needs to be forgiven for his sins some of which a priest may not forgive in the name of God.

It will be a hair raising event….

Catholic maybe by birth but not many true followers.

but Higgins is a humanist, surely it is reasonable that a catholic go as well

True,Mod And itiswhatitis but people still call themselves Catholic on the census and partake in the sacraments so until that changes we are unfortunately majority catholic. Dont think it should make any difference if Michael D is humanist he is merely a figurehead to represent the majority if it was a change in the head of any other major religion Im sure he would go too.

Can’t see him heading off to Iran when the Ayatollah changes…

What’s your solution to this crippling global recession?

How are you going to provide jobs for the many?

How are you going to help to feed these families and get them work to pay their mortgage?

How long more are we going to keep moaning?

When are we going to provide working solutions and move forward?

What are you doing? You’re going to emigrate…

Where?

There is a global recession and very few jobs available.

So we get creative and do something. This type of networking got us Dell, Intel, Google etc. BIG EMPLOYERS!!!!

Let’s be creative and positive and move on.

Remember the catholic doctrine – ‘No child’s behind shall be left.’

Senator John Crown came out yesterday and said that he believes there are members of Opus Dei in the government and I’m now wondering if Noonan might be one of them or at the very least sympathetic to their secret agendas. His bully boy modus operandi (remember the Hep C scandal) is certainly a product of a Christian Brothers schooling and Opus Dei behave largely in the same manner, bullying those who don’t agree with them. I find it just a little bizarre that a Minister for Finance is going to Rome to welcome in a new Pope, President Higgins would have been enough
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/12/opus-dei-irish-abortion-reform?CMP=twt_gu

Careful now my little secular ones. The Journal’s catholic comment constabulary are on the prowl for ‘offensive’ comments.

IONA BRIGADE – RED THUMBS AT THE READY – AND CLICK

The misery the Catholic church has brought to this country and our leaders go to praise there new leader. Something seriously wrong there.

At our expense no doubt, I’m still to hear a legitimate argument to what place religion has in politics!

That is true. Anyone ever look back on history so many wars and suffering caused in the name of god and religious beliefs.

There have been more people killed in the name of god then all the wars put together!!

Can we hear your official statistics on that one Mohamad?

It’s a well known fact Kevin. Ever heard of the crusades? Read a book! (Not *that* one!)

Kevin I’m sorry it’s was a very wide statement to make I think I heard it on QI so it must be true!!

Thanks Gareth. It might be ‘well known’ but it’s a misconception. I’ve read quite a few books. Even if you disregard the political motives behind “religious wars”, the deaths from all the Crusades plus the Thirty Years War plus Islamist terrorism plus any other war you can find with religious aspects won’t add up to anywhere near the totals killed in the wars of the 20th Century never mind recorded history as a whole

Mohamad as much as I respect the intelligence and wealth of knowledge held by Stephen Fry he’s an anti-theist so may be subject to exaggeration on this particular subject

True it can never really be proved but its shocking that most religions preach peace and forgiveness but will use their religion to wage war on people with conflicting beliefs, it’s also a little arrogant for people to make assumptions on what “god” wants us to do with little or no evidence just blind faith and a book of stories that they interpret for their own gain.

Misguided , oh man . I just spat my coffee all over the table . Tell me more about my ” misguidedness”

President Higgins represents ALL the people of Ireland, those of all faiths and varying degrees of committedness and those of no faith at all, regardless of his own faith. As an agnostic, I’m happy to see President Higgins represent me and my country. I don’t know why Noonan has to go as well. If it’s a constitutional requirement maybe we should look at changing it.

Yeah me too would love to hear that one…

ps. And just by the way; not one of those 836 people had a vote in the election of that head of state.
Or, if they did (ie if one or more of the 115 cardinals also happens to be included in the 836), it wasn’t their membership of the 836 that won them their franchise.

Yeah Liam, it must have something to do with Francis. Politics and religion have proven to be fatal. The Vatican is a disgraced and defunct body worthy, at the very most, of the president but they can keep Noonan: as a Bilderberger, he likes keeping high company. More sinning.

Billy Mann, what are you on? “Best foot forward”, “optics”, “begrudging” – get off it. The pope’s inauguration is about luring investment to Ireland by us sending prezzie and Noonan. Brilliant

And your solution is?

Lol , your not going to hit any nerves with me with your belief of fairy tails , that’s your own mental condition.

‘I’ll pray for you’ is lesson #1 of ‘Understanding Christianese’. Typical pompous double meaning.
(1) If I cared for you, it offer assistance but I’m too busy to have compassion so go away and quit bothering me.
(2) You’re dead wrong – Repent ignorant fool.

Full transcript here :-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpV9nHdRiiE&list=PLA02A1BA8B48928FB&index=15

Thats some funny shit :)