Feminist Mob Storms a Cathedral in Argentina

[pandabear]

[Jester]

It does seem sort of Omega Man or Road Warrior, don't it?

The feminists seem overtly Satanist.

And the Christians are beleagured and at bay.

I guess that country needs a lot. Exorcism plus some violence too I suppose.

[fschmidt]

And the Christians are beleagured and at bay.

I guess that country needs a lot.

All they would need is one man like this to take care of all the feminists.

[Jester]

And the Christians are beleagured and at bay.

I guess that country needs a lot.

All they would need is one man like this to take care of all the feminists.

It's an inspiring image, and a great example.

But Crusader warfare required "keeps" or strongholds, as well as armed knights.

I think there are some Pelayos out there, but right now they are looking for their Covadonga.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Covadonga

We will find it.

[droid]

I don't think you got fschmidts' excellent double-entendre, Jester. or maybe i over-inferred

[newlifeinphilippines]

I don't think you got fschmidts' excellent double-entendre, Jester. or maybe i over-inferred

LOL

this is probably the only time I side with the feminist.

[Jester]

I don't think you got fschmidts' excellent double-entendre, Jester. or maybe i over-inferred

Oh I see -- you're right

I thought FSchmidt was (for once) being pro-Christian.

The fact is that guys like that DID do some good, liberating Spain and Croatia, for example.

Plus, contrary to what Masonic history books teach, they achieved the original war aim of the Crusades in the Holy Land, which was safety for Christian residents and pilgrims. Incredibly, the Franco-Turkish agreement protecting Christians still governs Jerusalem and Bethlehem today.

But more to the point, since this thread is not about Mohammedans, but rather Satanists: There WAS a Crusade against witches, who practiced Satanism, orgies and cannibalism. This was the "Albigensian Crusade."

It was successful. They were wiped out.

So I thought FSchmidt was being wistful for the spirit of the original Crusading heroes.

But as you can see from the conclusion of my post above, my gentle guidance was not toward confrontation, but rather refuge.

For now.

[fschmidt]

I don't think you got fschmidts' excellent double-entendre, Jester. or maybe i over-inferred

I didn't intend any double-entendre, but I see it and I don't see any harm in it.