Tommy Robinson 'disappeared' UK police state

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  1. padraig

    padraig Powers

    I think maybe the way of the world is to point the finger at others, rather than ourselves. That is the way of the World.

    But when we always point the finger at ourselves first and see the big beam there then we recognize that everything starts first with myself.

    Sin is everywhere and everywhere sin abounds. For instance people talk of the suffering Palestinians, but the Palestinians persecute the Christian Palestinians who have been there since the time of Christ and they are rapidly becoming extinct.

    The Jews persecute Muslims and Christians.

    The black are subject to racism; but amongst the most racist individuals I ever met were black people.

    ...and so it goes on and on and on...
     
  2. DeGaulle

    DeGaulle Powers

    That closely parallels the opinions of Pat Buchanan, although I think you are being a bit hard on the Israelis, whose motives amount to ultimate survival. With the Americans, the motives are imperialism, hubris and feeding the military-industrial complex. 'Cloth-heads' in the desert with machine guns mounted on pick-ups are poor for business. To develop trillion-dollar weapons systems, the military-industrialists and their neo-con allies need a decent enemy, such as Russia/China to justify it. I still think Trump is an inhibition to all this, but has to play a very nuanced game, as he is facing the opposition of the neo-cons, the security organisations and the Democrats with their media allies-and the Democrats have traditionally been the party of war in America.
     
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  3. DeGaulle

    DeGaulle Powers

    Your accusations are absurd, illogical and plain wrong. You certainly owe an apology to Dolours.

    Pope Pius XI, no modernist, said that "spiritually, we are all Jews". Catholicism may be the one true religion, I also believe that it is, but we believe the Old Testament and our priests descend from Melchisedec. Our Lord, Our Lady and most of the early Christians were Jews. Post-Christic Judaism has enormous faults, but, as Dolours pointed out, Christ Himself asked His Father for forgiveness for the crimes of His Crucifixion. Present Israel is a false Israel, in the truest spiritual sense, but the events of Hitler's attempted genocide have, in a political sense, changed the landscape. It would be understandable if many Jews see Israel as their last refuge...even last stand.
     
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  4. Dolours

    Dolours Guest

    The only time I watch CNN is when I press the wrong button on my TV remote control. Being a Northern Irish Catholic doesn't make you a better Catholic than one from anywhere else. It certainly doesn't make you a better Christian than those who have been burned alive in Pakistan, or the victims of the attempted genocide by Muslims in the Levant.

    Irish Catholics have just voted to legalise the murder of the most innocent of all God's creation. Irish Catholics danced in the street at the prospect of killing those innocents; we have doctors who can't wait to get at them. If Jesus were here today, the same Irish Catholics who don't recognise Jesus in those babies would do the very same to Jesus. And it will be Irish Catholics who campaign hardest to legalise the same slaughter in Ulster. We can't afford to point the finger at anyone.
     
  5. Shasa

    Shasa Guest

    I agree with most of what you say, and of course, no need for a crystal ball to see that it was always going to happen in the free state, right after same-sex marriages, of course it's going to find its way to the '6 counties,'

    BUT - Do not try to rope me in with 'abortionist Catholics, that would be a grave error to make, and it's already legalised in 3 counties of Ulster, (remember Ulster has nine counties) 3 of them just happen to be part of the 26 County freak state.
    I took my sunglasses off a long time ago to what was happening around me, and since a boy have always questioned things/people, and as I got older - irrespective if they were religious or political, more pertinent, but I'm not here to write about my life, and having said yesterday, that I found myself here for a reason, now know what it is;
     
  6. Shasa

    Shasa Guest

    Palestinians, both Christian or Muslim, are deprived [by Israel] of visiting holy sites in Jerusalem; a statement by the
    ARCHBISHOP ATALLAH HANNAH - ORTHODOX CHURCH OF SEBASTIA.

    ''Israeli's do ask if a Palestinian is a Christian or Muslim in order to ascertain the difference before they shoot them.''
     
  7. padraig

    padraig Powers

    Yes they are at it. We are at it the whole world is at it.

    We are unkind; we are all dishonest in some degree or other, we are all unjust, we are all gossipers and slanderers, we are all of us impure.

    In short we are, all of us sinners....all of us falling far short of the Glory of God....

    So let us turn our eyes towards our own false hearts and in changing ourselves through prayer and grace first ; seek then to change the world.

    Let us become saints. The way you view the world is political; not spiritual

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  8. padraig

    padraig Powers

    I had a teaching dream last night.

    I dreamt I had just died and Jesus had come to take me home. But He did not look as good as Jim Cavaziel in the movies. In fact He looked very ordinary and hum drum, the kinda guy you would meet on a building site , a farm or..a fishing boat and ordinary working stiff, His beard and hair cropped pretty close. Sure He wore a white Robe, but it looked like it had seen better days, a bit like Himself.

    He also looked distracted like a taxi driver on a fare on a busy day. He told me He was taking me to heaven, but as I looked at the stars above my heart soared and Iwanted not just to get to heaven but the very,very highest heavens. I had this greed for glory in my heart.

    But part way there we stopped and got out. I looked at Him plaintively and asked if we were not going higher; He looked at me sternly enough and reminded me how little of Fasting and penance I had done in life but particularly almsgiving. This is so true, for you know I am as tight as a duck's arse. He also said..and this is interesting...'This is so true of so many of your island too'.

    The dream ended . But I think of what Jesus said that we need to be salted. The salt of doing stuff, of discipline. Of mortification.

    But I can see why Jesus did not look filled with eagerness. at the thought of taking me to heaven.

    Matthew 5:13-16

    Salt and Light
    13 “You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.

    14 “You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. 15 Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house. 16 In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.

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  9. padraig

    padraig Powers

    Anyway I am away to Castlewellan today camping again..so looking forward to it...

    byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
     
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  10. DeGaulle

    DeGaulle Powers

    Thanks for sharing that, Padraig. That's a very profound dream.
     
  11. carpediemptf

    carpediemptf BeStillandPray

    Go Padraig! This has been the focus of my posts. The best most important thing we can each do is self examination under God's merciful grace/light through much prayer and willingness to make sacrifices and mortifications of our passions. Pointing fingers is easy, but turning that finger on ourselves in complete honest reflection - now that is where the best work is done. "There but for the grace of God go I...". Our outward gaze must be with love and compassion and desire for souls to be saved. Our war is with demons and the devil - we can't win this war without putting on the armor of Christ. Christ's amor is centered in truth - which always must begin with truth about ourselves. How often, due to our sinful natures, do we claim truth while pointing fingers, but in reality are blinded by our own sins.

    Start with prayer, spend much time in prayer, and end with prayer then maybe, just maybe, we will do more of God's will rather than our own (or better yet, our will, will be transformed and put in line with God's will). Ask the intercession of St. Peter, who knows all too well, how easily one can be fooled by his/her own misunderstandings of what we think God wants us to do.
     
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  12. AED

    AED Powers

    Amen! Well said. the psalms are full of this. "Do not give way to wrath..it will only harm you."
    "Wait on the Lord and trust in Him. He will not fail to act."
    And one of my favorites: " I set the Lord always before me. With him at my right hand I will not be disturbed."
     
  13. Shasa

    Shasa Guest

    First of all Father Patrick, we're all born of original sin, in the old Catholic Church, that was a sin based on the consumation of a marriage, a legal binding rite, in a church that a priest blessed, that sexual act begetting a child that was born out of a sin, by a priest in the knowledge of those he was marrying were going to commit that sin. A sin eradicated by Baptism, a sin that a newborn child knew nothing off.

    Secondly; I do NOT, as a rule, slander or gossip anyone, but I do tell people straight what I think from time to time, and no problem whatsoever doing so. Now, seeing as you slander and gossip and tell lies,(because that's what you've admitted in your post, doesn't mean that you can judge everyone else here, especially myself, as practising your standards, and I'd never be thinking to be like you or anyone else here. I wondered why I finished up here, well I know now; that was to see how this forum is nothing more than a place to write posts, and submit videos as some sort of gauge at how Catholic you think you are, and that you're a better type of Catholic than people like me, and maybe you are, but I don't pretend to be something I'm not, and know now this forum is a farce, because that's what it is - and nothing more than an advertising station you need to feed your own ego and claim some form of higher status of principles. You don't fool me one bit because I know BS when I see it, read it. Next thing I imagine, will be the Prophet Padraig thread for crystal ball and tarot readings.
    So glad I found this place, where a new form of modernist charismatic cursillo dictatorship Catholic pump their importance, and for me nothing worse than that type and part of the reason your modern Catholic Church is in the mess it's in and limp as lettuce. I had to find this place to avoid it, and definitely don't need a dream, crystal ball or tarot to tell me it reeks of BS, and will be deleting my account today. The patheticism of new Catholicism, what a joke.....
     
  14. josephite

    josephite Powers



    The above post is not and never has been a Catholic teaching, in fact it is either the heresy of .......

    Albigensians who taught that the spirit was created by God, and was good, while the body was created by an evil god, and the spirit must be freed from the body. Having children was one of the greatest evils, since it entailed imprisoning another "spirit" in flesh. Logically, marriage was forbidden, though fornication was permitted. Or
    Gnosticism who believed that the material world is created by an emanation of the highest God, trapping the divine spark within the human body. This divine spark could be liberated by gnosis. Some of the core teachings include believing that all matter is evil, and the non-material, spirit-realm is good.



    Real Catholic Teaching below;

    The Catechism of the Catholic Church says: By his sin Adam, as the first man, lost the original holiness and justice he had received from God, not only for himself but for all humans.

    Catholic encyclopedia Original sin may be taken to mean: (I) the sin that Adam committed; (2) a consequence of this first sin, the hereditary stain with which we are born on account of our origin or descent from Adam. From the earliest times the latter sense of the word was more common, as may be seen by St. Augustine's statement: "the deliberate sin of the First man is the cause of original sin" (De nupt. et concup., II, xxvi, 43). It is the hereditary stain that is dealt with here. As to the sin of Adam we have not to examine the circumstances in which it was committed nor to make the exegesis of the third chapter of Genesis.



    Our Lord said in Matthew Chapter 10



    1 After leaving there, he came into the territory of Judaea and Transjordan. And again crowds gathered round him, and again he taught them, as his custom was.

    2 Some Pharisees approached him and asked, 'Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife?' They were putting him to the test.

    3 He answered them, 'What did Moses command you?'

    4 They replied, 'Moses allowed us to draw up a writ of dismissal in cases of divorce.'

    5 Then Jesus said to them, 'It was because you were so hard hearted that he wrote this commandment for you.

    6 But from the beginning of creation he made them male and female.

    7 This is why a man leaves his father and mother,

    8 and the two become one flesh. They are no longer two, therefore, but one flesh.

    9 So then, what God has united, human beings must not divide.'

    10 Back in the house the disciples questioned him again about this,

    11 and he said to them, 'Whoever divorces his wife and marries another is guilty of adultery against her.

    12 And if a woman divorces her husband and marries another she is guilty of adultery too.'

    13 People were bringing little children to him, for him to touch them. The disciples scolded them,

    14 but when Jesus saw this he was indignant and said to them, 'Let the little children come to me; do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of God belongs.

    15 In truth I tell you, anyone who does not welcome the kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it.'
     
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  15. Shasa

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  16. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

    From the Truth Factory,



    From Tucker Carlson,

     
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  17. Shasa

    Shasa Guest

    Former EDL leader Tommy Robinson pictured holding gun on Israeli tank near Syrian border
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  18. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

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  19. Dolours

    Dolours Guest

    Yes, abortion is now legal in Ulster. Donegal appears to be the only county where the majority of this island's inhabitants have not abandoned the Catholic faith.

    You do realise that membership of this forum is voluntary - nobody forced you here and nobody is forcing you to remain?

    Everybody here is a sinner, including you even if you aren't willing to acknowledge that. This forum is a community of Catholics striving to encourage one another in the faith as recommended in Hebrews 3:13: "Every day, as long as this 'today' lasts, keep encouraging one another".

    The forum is dedicated to Mary most holy, mother of God and mother of the Church. That's what keeps me here. From a variety of countries and backgrounds, we try to have enough respect for one another to acknowledge that our different experiences in life will have given us different perspectives on what's going on in the world. Sometime people who hold diametrically opposite opinions on one issue can be equally united in their opinion on another issue. We all know that none of us is right all the time but we learn from each other. Open discussion is welcomed. Insults and name calling are not. Neither are distortions or misrepresentations of the Catholic faith as handed down to us by Jesus through the Apostles and their successors.

    Are you a practising Catholic now? By that I mean do you consider yourself a Roman Catholic in union with the Pope. When you go to Mass is it celebrated by a priest in union with the Pope?
     
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  20. Mac

    Mac "To Jesus, through Mary"

    Sedevacantist much?
     
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