Polish President Gets The Irish All In A Hissy-Fit Rage"I'll be hittin' dat homophobe wit' me purse!" hiss Irish fags
OK, I made up that last line. And let me add that it does my heart no good to pen this post. My Swaney ancestors from County Donegal must be rolling over in their graves. But hey... the truth must be told.
During an official state visit, Polish President Lech Kaczynski dropped a Truth-Bomb on once Catholic Ireland.
Speaking specifically about homosexuality, "to audible gasps, Mr. Kaczynski said: 'If that kind of approach to sexual life were to be promoted on a grand scale, the human race would disappear. Imagine what grand changes would occur in mores if the traditional links between men and women were set aside'."
And....? Hell, the guy simply stated an obvious and common sense fact. What the hell is so hard about admitting that heterosexual coupling equals procreation of the species? And yes, I purposefully left God out of the equation against the lisping Sodomistas of Ireland. Why should I bring God into the debate to try to convince them otherwise? They don't believe in God anyways. The majority of once Catholic Ireland rejected God long, long ago.
But get ready for some quotes from the "mainstream" Irish politocos and other Nazi-wannabes...
Polish President Lech Kaczynski was last night described as ignorant and a disgrace to Europe...
His comments were condemned by gay-rights groups and politicians as "shocking", "inflammatory" and "ignorant".
After launching his tirade against gay culture... "tirade"? 39 words constitute a "tirade"? And since when was a ruptured rectum classified as "culture"?
[Irish PM] Mr. Ahern had been unaware of the president's comments but that Mr. Kaczynski's views were from "a bygone age".
Senator David Norris, who says he has been attacked by homophobic Poles here, said the president was a disgrace to the European Community. "It is certainly completely inappropriate for the president of a friendly state to promote his own ignorance at the expense of Irish citizens who have fought very hard to establish their human and civil rights. His nonsense about the threat posed by homosexuality has shown his very limited intelligence and was a betrayal of decent Polish people." Ahhhh... a personal attack. A sure sign you've won
The Gay, Lesbian and Equality Network (GLEN) said it was concerned about the "inflammatory" remarks. "There are huge risks to gay people around the world. Any kind of inflammatory language is dangerous and upsetting and needs to be monitored very carefully," said its chief executive Keith O'Malley. "Monitored very carefully"? Can you spell G-E-S-T-A-P-O?
Labour party senator Mary Henry ... said she had been shocked by his remarks. "I think his argument that it (homosexuality) would be the end of human kind was really bizarre."
And to think that Ireland was once the cradle of vocations. Yet another fruit of Vatican II.
posted by Kevin Whiteman at
8:52 AM
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"And to think that Ireland was once the cradle of vocations."
And guess which country is NOW the cradle of European vocations - Poland.
The "Celtic Tiger" economy that has "modernized" Ireland has also, apparently, turned the Irish into a bunch of Celtic Pussies.
Yo, Caveman,
I won't be offended if you decide to edit that previous comment I sent in. You and I both know I was merely trying to make the point that the once fierce "Fighting Irish" spirit has been replaced in Ireland by the docile little kitty cat. That's all.
But others might get the wrong idea about what I was referring to. By the way, what's a double entendre?
;)
Edit it??!!
Hell, I'm in complete agreement!!!!
The European liberals are gunning so hard to take down the leadership in Poland, don't be surprised if next election cycle there a lot of culture of death money floats in, ala what happend in the Portugal abortion election.
Still, the story of Poland is the story of standing alone against Evil, somtimes winning, somtimes lossing, but in the end always surviving and being vindicated by history.
Eruope needs more men like President Kaczynksi!
-FD
Ireland is an interesting country. There are still a great many good Catholic people in Ireland, but a lot of leaders (both government leaders and bishops) seem to be very liberal and modernist. It's too bad, because a lot of people who are really trying to honestly practice their faith are not recieving guidance from the Church. I have some Catholic friends there, who unfortunately have to basically "go it alone" and learn about the faith themselves, much like we pretty much have to here in America.
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