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By: Peter/Guam

Peter/Guam — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 14:38:42 +0000

Hafa adai, how many times have I told you the catholic church is a sick cult that debases women and rapes young boys.

Guam priest ‘took photos of 50 altar boys’
Wed 10 Aug 2016
By Aaron James
A lawyer representing child abuse victims in the US has told a hearing that a former priest abused more than fifty children while serving on the island of Guam.

David Lujan was speaking as victims gave testimonies at a hearing earlier this month which could make it easier for them to sue by reducing the statute of limitation – the amount of time allowed from a crime actually happening to a formal legal challenge in civil or criminal courts.

Mr Lujan accused Fr Louis Brouillard, now 95, of abusing and taking photographs of around 50 children during his ministry on Guam between 1948 and 1981.

Fr Brouillard has previously admitted to abusing children and is seeking forgiveness for his past crimes. He was never imprisoned or defrocked.

He now lives in Minnesota and receives a pension from the Church in Guam.

According to NY Daily News the former priest told the hearing: “I regret with all my heart that I did anything wrong to them.

“I am praying for the boys and hope that they can forgive me and that God can.”
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You have to ask yourself are all Roman Catholic priest butt rustling all the time?

By: Andrew

Andrew — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 14:34:46 +0000

Bob, Let me make sure I have this straight: GOP supporters simply make sh*it up, right? For Obama to “overrule the duly elected members of Congress”, they’d have to rule first. You can’t overrule what wasn’t ruled upon.

Our system of governance allows for executive decisions. If you don’t like it, that’s frankly tough.

By: Bob

Bob — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 14:33:28 +0000

Michelle, let me make sure I have this straight. You’re disappointed because Obama isn’t rushing to overrule the duly elected members of Congress, and deal with a problem that has in fact become bigger under his leadership, and you’re also surprised that his failure to do what he said he was going to do is politically motivated. But … you still think he’s a great guy and a good president? And that’s why you’d actually like him to forget about Congress and just make like a king?

By: Janet

Janet — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 14:32:39 +0000

I hope that those immigrants who’ve worked so hard to survive and build a new life here in the USA, will get out and vote like they’ve never voted before, and put this Congress on its ears, demanding the Congress deal with Reforms that will actually work to stop the harassment of these people who do all they can to stay within the law, and to build a good future for themselves and their families.

This nation has tried often to support hard working, dedicated men and women. It is too sad what is going on and how many lives are being damaged by hatred, bigotry, racism, and the attacks upon all the workers in this country. Too sad.

By: Mike

Mike — Wed, 10 Aug 2016 14:31:58 +0000

Our open borders Immigration policy is short-term oriented
and very selfish…

I have been studying population and environmental issues for
over 25 years and have come to believe that for the US, for other countries,
and for the world – the most humane and environmental tact is to HELP PEOPLE
WHERE THEY ARE – not to encourage them to migrate.

Migration to the US increases our own very unsustainable and growing population
level with its devastating local and global environmental impacts, relieves us
from training and hiring our own many low wage workers, takes pressure off of
source countries to deal with their own population growth and related economic
problems, and draws away from those countries the very people who are most
likely to be leaders in their native lands to help improve conditions. Some
countries have asked us, in fact, to better enforce our laws to help them
better their own conditions. We must set an example and stop being selfish.

Population is the great multiplier!

Don’t be a deep feeler and a poor thinker. – George C. Marshall, winner of the
Nobel Peace Prize, 1953.