Are you serious? His nose and chin totally gave him away during his holo-call with Darth Maul...Copper Zen said:Neither did Palpatine in The Phantom Menace. We'll need to keep a sharp watch on him just in case...Kaulen Fuhs said:He doesn't LOOK like a Dark Lord of the Sith... so that's a thing, I suppose.
I'm waiting for the announcement that Bully has become Archbishop of Darts.Wadders said:Yep, aside from the whole Catholic indoctrination thing, Jesuit schools are highly regarded as far as educational attainment goes.Witty Name Here said:PsychicTaco115 said:This is pretty interesting, a Jesuit being made Pope
Apparently, those guys aren't all that popular (I've heard)
They're only unpopular in certain protestant circles because they're believed to be "The Assassins and Inquisitors of the Church".
In truth they're a religious order that is disciplined about as well as a military, they promote education and schools along with a great deal of missionary work. Hell, half of the reason Europe began to trade with Asia and explore the world is because of Jesuit missionaries.
OT: So, he's an Argie is he? Well as long as he stays away from the tiresome issue of the Falklands then I suppose thats fair enough. But then it doesnt take much to beat his ex-Hitlerjugend predecessor...
I hope this guy makes better use of the papal twitter account. The other guy was fucking mundane.
Also, Francis looks a lot like Jim Bowen.
Jim Bowen: (English comedian/TV host)
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Spooky as fuck...
My point is rather simple France would not negotiate with a foreign power over territorial claims why should the UK. Just because Germany isn't currently claiming Alsace Lorraine it does not overturn the 500 year dispute. Also when the Argentine fascist military dictatorship invade in 1982 there was no know oil deposits. To remove the murders of 20,000 of their own citizens, the UK lost 285 lives and with those deaths any chance of negation ended.AnarchistFish said:Um, two things aren't comparable. Germany don't need the resources nor are they claiming them and Alsace and Lorraine were French before they were ever German. But even then the history of the region is complicated, as is the history of European division in general. Also I'm half British so I'm not sure what point you're trying to prove to me here.albino boo said:When Frances hands over 1/2 of the mineral rights from Alsace Lorraine to Germany perhaps we might consider it then.AnarchistFish said:That won't happen as long as there's oil to be had. To be honest I'm wondering if the best solution is to work out a compromise in relation to the oil. Especially if the revenue could be used to help develop Latin America and benefit Mercosul as a whole.
Uh, dude, the current Dalai Lama was officially recognised in 1950 and "found" even earlier than that. Presumably you must be over 70 to remember what the news coverage was like back then ;-)Mauler said:A shame that Bono wasn't woted in that would be nice...
Why it's not a big deal when new Dalai Lama is found but chrystianity main dude is elected by old guys to be the main (Judeo-christian) gods go-to guy its like the biggest news EWA!
I am surprised it took this long to appear, else I would have had to post it.JemothSkarii said:Oh look, a figurehead in a big hat, I'm so frightened that he'll oppress our rights and make the world highly conservative... /sarcasm
I think I'll head to Tim Minchin for this:
I mean, I guess it's nice if you're into this, depends on your view of the man. But like my above statement suggests, he's mostly harmless, like Earth
It is my pessimistic view that not only will the Catholic Church outlast their detractors, but they will be there to pick up the pieces once the West's fling with reckless individualism has finally burnt itself out.ZorroFonzarelli said:I'm not a Catholic, but I am a Christian. I look forward to seeing where he takes the Church, given the highly unfriendly atmosphere the world now has towards it.
The dictatorship invaded precisely because they were losing popularity and made one last gasp attempt to regain momentum. It failed, and now that regime is history.albino boo said:My point is rather simple France would not negotiate with a foreign power over territorial claims why should the UK. Just because Germany isn't currently claiming Alsace Lorraine it does not overturn the 500 year dispute. Also when the Argentine fascist military dictatorship invade in 1982 there was no know oil deposits. To remove the murders of 20,000 of their own citizens, the UK lost 285 lives and with those deaths any chance of negation ended.AnarchistFish said:Um, two things aren't comparable. Germany don't need the resources nor are they claiming them and Alsace and Lorraine were French before they were ever German. But even then the history of the region is complicated, as is the history of European division in general. Also I'm half British so I'm not sure what point you're trying to prove to me here.albino boo said:When Frances hands over 1/2 of the mineral rights from Alsace Lorraine to Germany perhaps we might consider it then.AnarchistFish said:That won't happen as long as there's oil to be had. To be honest I'm wondering if the best solution is to work out a compromise in relation to the oil. Especially if the revenue could be used to help develop Latin America and benefit Mercosul as a whole.
I was waiting for you to reply to that :3 :3 :3Johnny Novgorod said:No we're notAnarchistFish said:Argentine are Italians who speak SpanishSckizoBoy said:Nah, not Italian... Spanish, however, sure!AnarchistFish said:oh come on Argentine is basically Italian![]()
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Now I feel specialAnarchistFish said:I was waiting for you to reply to that :3 :3 :3Johnny Novgorod said:No we're notAnarchistFish said:Argentine are Italians who speak SpanishSckizoBoy said:Nah, not Italian... Spanish, however, sure!AnarchistFish said:oh come on Argentine is basically Italian![]()
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