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Seamus Breathnach wrote:

WHY NOT JUDGE FOR YOURSELF WHAT MUSIC THE POPE CONDEMNS!



Just to get it clear this time, for Der Papst has many hatreds to tell us about. They stretch over so many centuries that we -- the faithful followers -- cannot keep track of them, even with the aid of armies of priests, nuns, bishops, Opus Dei and the like -- not to mention the billions and billions of taxpayers' monies in every country.

The neurotic legions of the Pope's liege lackies -- the hidden thousands of Opus Dei warriors, spread out in every Civil Service, Police Force, Parliament, Law Library and Judges' Bench in the Western world -- were out in force telling us that John Paul 11 was a rock star, he even played the guitar and told them in Austria (believe it or not) to make babies. What do Catholic schools need most? Catholic Austrian babies! (As it happens, the black non-catholic babies in Ireland can't even get into a school -- the church owns them all, while the 'Republic' looks on. ! And the Roma are not Catholic enough to stay in Catholic Ireland either!)

Now, a few years later, we get another Pope, but I don't think the message is really different. It's just that the liege lackies are given web-sites all over the world, so that they can blog themselves to a drug-like sleep every year without a hint of what they said they year before. Some say the Vatican is buying into Google to save the souls of bloggers. The idea of history and integrity (secular integrity,that is) are unheard of in the religious bubble.

But judge for yourself, what the Pope is up to. What exactly is the Pope saying about Rock?

The Vatican, apparently, is concerned that young people are being exposed to Satanism through the media, of rock music and the Internet.

Under medieval Canon Law (1172) all priests -- the ones with the holy fingers -- can perform exorcisms. But in reality only a select few are ever called on to do so.

Personally, I attribute all this nonsense to the denial of woman -- and all these pedophelia cases are a reflection on the proprietorial notions of what must be a perverted church. 

Without going into the history of either music or the Vatican's peculiar notions of music or morals , let us put the argument in a simple context. Needless to say the Vatican is not condemning the infinitely lugubrious tones of Gregorian Chant. Neither is he condemning Mozart, and that' s not because Pope Benedict XV1 dabbles on the old harpsichord or whatever. But when poor Mozart was alive, he could not get away from Bishops, especially Bishop Colarado, his master. Indeed, in the Magic Flute he ran for sanctuary into the Freemason's camp, where the apostolic succession went back -- not to Rome , but to Egypt: Isis and Osiris.

So , it’s OK to listen to this music, but stop talking in the back row and ,under no cirucmstances, are CHILDREN allowed (particularly ones that screech for thei mommies or do their numbers One and Two in Notre Dame or the Vatican) :


Notre Dame Gregorian Chants 12/28/06

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB8gn3ixehk
And this was only allowed recently. When Mozart wrote it, he opted to leave the Catholic Church and run with the Freemasons. Now , that Catholics , two centuries later, can hear this music, one trusts that they will learn something from the experience and try to catch up with the rest of the secular world:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVd2c25noEE&feature=related

And whiile you are at it , you might as well listen to this as well:
In German, she is called
Die Zauberflöte (8) Königin der Nacht
In English, I think she is called ‘The Mother In Law’, and Popes were well advised to get away
From them. Maybe that’s why poor Mozart’s Die Zauberflote was outlawed:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bofe64-dG0A&feature=related

In more modern times, of course, when the world wanted a Pope or two with a little god-damn pluck to ban music, the Spanish, the Italians and the German Jews could not find one. For example, the Papacy never condemned this:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhS4px-xuqU#5IAG_j6JXes 

waffen ss march viktoria seig heil & leibstandarte nazi
06:15 From: HEALSWASTIKA
Views: 46,593

or this:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxL0w90dZdI&feature=related 

Erika
02:21 From: vaticinator
Views: 83,011

Isn't it the truth , you cannot find a music-condemning Pope hanging around the corners of the Vatican when you most need one. But that was years ago, when the Fueher also condemned certain forms of music among the myriad of things that did not go with his swastika.

Pope Benedict XVI is in the unique position to remember both of the above tunes, because he served the Wehrmacht with these dulcet tones in his ears. Now, he has decided to condemn rock, as in Rock 'n Roll. He has no wife and he has no children -- that is, no one in the Vatican whose lives, customs and habits he could refer to for guidance over the last sixty years. Indeed, his main informers are aging men who, like himself, have foresworn family life. And yet they can somehow (from deductive rather than inductive principles , on suspects) come to the conclusion that Rock 'N Roll is something to be condemned. Presumably , that includes Tina Turner; for if Satanism is the yardstick of why it should be condemned, then the Pope should know that she is positively the queen of witches -- even witchier than Queen! Is this ,then , to be condemned also:

Tina Turner-The best
04:09 From: BamonRe
Views: 159,145

YouTube at 

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdFBA2r-FiE

And one should not forget that Dvorak's waternymph. Waternymphs are invariably pagan; for while Christians see miracles and 'moving statues', waternymphs bay at the moon for human love. And Renee Fleiming in her Chanson a la Lune is every bit as hexifying as Tina Turner. And since the Christian has cut out all pagan knowledge from the known world, the most horrific example of that excision being , of course, the case of Pagan Ireland, where the people don't even remember the initial Christian treachery or , or , for that matter, the sound of their own native language. Having burned the heretics of rock to the stake, will the ignorant old men of the Vatican then turn on this Waternymph, in whose orisons be all our longings recalled: 


Fleming - Dvorak
07:41 From: fernandoclassic
Views: 46,670
You Tube at
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_lbJ1MaDeo

But surely there is at least one tune can agree upon? What about this chic number -- one from the old days! What?

Lilly Marlene on the Dark Side:
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYsSWU-cnEw

Further, we have shared so much of the faith together, surely the young can appreciate what that faith actually managed to do in Europe. Can we not agree after all to share our common heritage, even in defeat:

The Vatican and The Third Reich

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KD_lBstvptE&feature=related

Can’t we at least look forward to hearing about the

Pope of the Sith

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyT5ov42t5I

One must wonder if the Infallible One is badly advised. Maybe the old celibate grind has kicked in to bad effect, or maybe it was Tony Blair’s conversion that did it , or, perhaps, his conversation with Habermas .

In any event, don’t try to access the above information at the following free site. It has come painfully to my notice that one the Pope’s liege lackies has put a fixed advertisement over it (in Exercution of Order 66, Master) , so that one cannot read it. It’s called the Hans Kung effect: free speach in a muzzle!

 http://humorpix.com/images/769-Rockn-roll-pope.html


Seamus Breathnach

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