"[Bergoglio] portrays himself as popular... But when the military came to power, he did not protect his own." http://wapo.st/ZPPWd0
"[Bergoglio] portrays himself as popular
krishna · 03-14-2013, 02:13 PM
Sooner or later this pope would be implicated in the dirty war campaing during president Jhorge Videla Administration in Argentina during the seventies and early eighties . Now that he is famous investigative reporters will start to dig
But is he portraying himself as popular? or is it being done by others?
And if he did nothing about the war, did it make him unpopular or did people think that he had no responsibility and so thought nothing of it.
Just asking ....
You are right Kwami, the reporters will start to dig and will not stop until they find something to discredit him ....
And if he did nothing about the war, did it make him unpopular or did people think that he had no responsibility and so thought nothing of it.
Just asking ....
You are right Kwami, the reporters will start to dig and will not stop until they find something to discredit him ....
BER - GO- GLIO IS ANOTHER JEW!
DEH PULLED ANOTHER FIX! ALLYUH SEE HOW DEH JOOMPING UP ALL OVEAH THE WURL' RIGHT NOW ABOUT ANOTHER FRIEND IN THE VATICAN.
ANOTHER STIFF FUH DE GOYIM AN' DEM
DEH PULLED ANOTHER FIX! ALLYUH SEE HOW DEH JOOMPING UP ALL OVEAH THE WURL' RIGHT NOW ABOUT ANOTHER FRIEND IN THE VATICAN.
ANOTHER STIFF FUH DE GOYIM AN' DEM
He supported the military dictators during the Argentine "dirty war".
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/20...oglio.html
Quote:Questions persists about how newly named Pope Francis behaved during the violence of Argentina’s civil war. When Jorge Mario Bergoglio, now Pope Francis, was the head of the Jesuit order in Argentina, did he do too little to protect his priests from a savage military dictatorship? Or, worse, did he denounce some of them as guerrilla sympathizers, virtually sentencing them to death?
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