Saturday 26 March 2011

CATHOLIC JESUIT ORDER PAYS OUT TO ABUSE VICTIMS-WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM?

A Catholic priest playing with his genitals


A US Jesuit order has agreed to pay $166 million (£103 million) to compensate nearly 500 victims of decades-long "horrific" sexual and psychological abuse by priests in five US states, lawyers said on Friday.
Most of those abused by priests from the Oregon Province were
American Indians at mission schools on Indian reservations, (WHITE MAN SUCK WITH FORKED TONGUE? Ed) The US Northwest chapter of the Rome-based Society of Jesus agreed to the payout – which lawyers said is the biggest by a religious organisation in the United States.

Fair enough, I say.  They deserve all they get.  I work out that they will get on average just over £200k each.  But the question that springs to my mind is, where the fuck did a small part of the Catholic Church get that sort of money?  I doubt, very much, if an insurance company is paying it out.  Those bastards will wriggle out of anything from a suicide victim to an overflowing bath causing water to come through the roof.

So if all these Catholics, my deceased In-Laws amongst them, are giving all this money to the Catholic Church for them to do good works, why do they still have this sort of money?  Why has it not been paid out to some needy African persons or some twat in South America whose tribe was systematically wiped out by the Conquistadores and their Jesuit Priests.

The truth is of course, that faith is personal, but religion is a business and the Catholic Church is the most successful there is at fleecing it's faithful followers. 

6 comments:

Billy Carlin said...

Actually DL faith is not personal. These people believe what they are told - not what they think personally.

Religion is a business only more like the conmen who are out to fleece the old and vulnerable by feeding them bullshit in order to get as much money as they can out of them to keep themselves in the good life.

Dark Lochnagar said...

Billy, I totally agree. Religion only plays on man's inherent desire for something better in life, but it is up to each individual to believe what they want, we have that ability. Personally, believe I'm worm food and dead when I'm dead, so I'm happy in that knowledge.

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Anonymous said...

Down by the crypt at St. Giles,
Came a scream that traveled for miles;
Said the Priest with the Chalice,
"I think Father Ignalus, has forgotten the Bishop has piles".

Stephen.

Dark Lochnagar said...

Stephen, nice one!