Latest Catholic Cover-up Terrorist Priest Evades Justice

UK (Aug 26) – On July 31 1972 3 no warning, car bombs ripped through the village of Claudy in Northern Ireland killing 9 including an 8 year old girl.  It is regarded as the worst attack of the “troubles” as the media love to refer to them.

A report was released this week, which suggested the direct involvement of a catholic priest.  The priest, Father James Chesney, has long been rumoured to be the “Director of Operations for the IRA” in South County Derry.  Although it was known at the time that Chesney was involved, and despite being questioned, the church moved Chesney to the Republic of Ireland where he could not be bothered by the UK authorities.  He died a few years later of cancer, while in his church granted exile.

Today, the former Bishop of Derry, Edward Daly has expressed his doubts about Chesney’s involvement.  Stating that after he talked to him in the aftermath, right after the church helped him escape justice, Daly’s conclusion was that Chesney was only a “verbal republican.” Obviously, not a fan of the sixth and ninth Commandments.

A detective who was closely tied to the case at the time, but now wishes to remain anonymous has claimed that the decision to back off from the Priest came from a “senior level…  Way above”.  Not even the discovery of trace amounts of explosives in the back of his car could get Chesney arrested.

Bishop Daly has insulted the men, woman, and child who died that day, and their families and the rest of the human race by saying, “he died 30 years ago, and I am prepared to leave him to the Lord…  The God of Justice” I had never heard of Bishop Daly until very recently, but I already detest him.  That is a disgusting thing to say.  If it came from a leader of another faith, it would be have been aired repeatedly in the news and idiots would bleat on some more about how their country is being destroyed.  Moreover, on a side note “the god of justice” sounds like a straight to DVD Steven Segal movie.

The Catholic Church is at it again, it would seem.  Covering up and then dismissing the criminal actions of their priests, making some false line between law and their interpretation of it.  Gods Law exists only to cover up child molestation and murder; it seems to be used for nothing else.  When it is mentioned in the media, it is usually followed by something grotesque like 200 deaf boys molested, or terrorist priests being sent out the country.

The Bishop has it completely twisted; he suggests that because Chesney proclaimed his innocence to Bishop Daly and his predecessor throughout the 70s that this somehow makes it acceptable that the church helped him flee the country.  It would seem if you wish true job security you should become a priest, they do not punish you for raping children or blowing them up.  God blesses men of the cloth, they are just so misunderstood.

Once more, as always, the church has missed the point so magnificently you have to wonder how their religion has lasted quite so long, because it genuinely seems to be led by the most brain dead and oblivious human beings.  They never seem to notice their foibles, blissful ignorance.

Naturally the problem begins with one of their members being fingered as a terrorist, but the accusation isn’t our problem, our problem is that, once again, the church has been exposed to sheltering people who should be facing the music of  “mans law”, which once again I have to say is simply The Law, just to clarify.

You cannot just go around raping kids and blowing people up because you think your religion allows it, and that goes for all religions.  Do not make me fetch the belt, I will spank you all.  There are things that are legal and things that are illegal, no God or belief system should have any say in what laws are adhered to.  Well, they do not I guess, because God does not say anything.  Corrupt men say he does and people believe them.

Henry Hunter – WorldNewsVine

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