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I know how terrible things are going all over the globe, but after reading this headline minutes ago, and seeing how Bush himself has met with the Dalai Lama_much to China’s annoyance_, suddenly the late 1980′s came to my mind as the Pope chastised Communist Soviet Union and at the same time extended a friendly hand to all who would act correctly and accordingly to human dignity.

Some say it was Ronald Reagan who brought the Berlin Wall down. Others say Osama Bin Laden brought Soviet Union down by drying up their economic resources_up until now, anyway, since Russia seems to have picked up steam once more_But still others say it was Pope John Paul who did so.

And somehow, sometimes I think if we were to give President Bush time and benefit of the doubt he could accomplish great things. He seems to belief strongly in the goodness of people, even if it doesn’t turn good for him always…He said he’d looked into Putin’s soul! If he were to find peace between China & Taiwan that…
would be great achievement. People also say he favors Israel, but remember when he cautioned Sharon a bit after terrorist attacks on Sep. 11th? Can’t recall exactly but it was about Israel’s incursion somewhere.

I believe he has tried to do his best, and really wants justice in the world. But this is indeed a difficult world nowadays. Probably worse than it ever was.

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do u want to sell it?

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At first i heard it was “that was one heck of a speech.”
source http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7349513.stm
but then i hear a lot of people say that he said “Awesome speech.” however every time i hear the soundbite, it sounds like “one heck of a speech?” clarifications? was it two seperate occasions? is the government trying to save face?

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Personally, it’s hard for me to see which one beats the other in bigotry and prejudice!
Benedict has already insulted Muslims, LGBT, nonbelievers, Catholic reformers, etc…
Ahmadinejad has insulted Jews, LGBT, nonbelievers, Arabs, etc…
What creeps me out is both gives speeches that are rather inflammatory…
What do you think?

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Is it sin to start illegal wars? Does President Bush’s note from Jerry Farwell count with the Pope?

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192 years.

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John Paul II has been credited with being instrumental in bringing down communism in eastern Europe, by being the spiritual inspiration behind its downfall, and a catalyst for “a peaceful revolution” in Poland.
In February 2004 Pope John Paul II was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize honouring his life’s work in opposing Communist oppression and helping to reshape the world.
Guess what?
Pope John Paul II never won the Nobel despite a lifetime of work.
Obama, by contrast, was nominated for the award just 12 days after assuming office.
Is The NOBEL Prize now a joke?

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After meeting with U.S. President Bush at the White House, Pope Benedict XVI travels in his Pope Mobile slowly down Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, at noon, April 16, 2008. An enthusiastic crowd came out to cheer him. This video was taken from the SW corner of 18th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC, USA….



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