Vatican Crimes in Ireland: Abuse in Industrial Schools run by Christian Brothers

The world is discovering about the appalling crimes the Vatican has committed and covered-up. In Ireland the Catholic religious order, Christian brothers, would encarcerate young boys in industrial schools were they abused, starved and many worked to death, literally. There are graveyards next to these schools and the government did not mention these in the recent released Ryan report. The graveyards are of young boys aged 7-9. For more info visit: www.vaticancrimes.us as well as: http://vimeo.com/vaticancrimes/videos
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Education

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• ireland
• murder
• children

[timtone54644644]

The Catholic Church is sick.

[mrstaffytoots]

these people who abuse children are not people of God

[MrGendawy]

fuck uuu u fuckin atheist dogs u will bring western europe to destruction and may be controled by muslim gay fuckers as u too are gay u filthy basterds

[willibaldvongluck]

Bullying was rife in the boarding school I went to also. Put vulnerable people in an institution and the bullies soon find them out. The old law of the jungle and everyone's in denial. It stopped when I went to a school in Norn Iron after they got over the fact that I could possibly be a southern sourced prod. All bullying stopped when I went to England and I found real love and acceptance. Where the Irish saw me as odd/weird/a bit strange, the Brits called it lovable eccentricity. God bless..

[haybee12]

this happened in convents in england also,

[Bumblybee256]

@001Dixie Yup. But I don't think you can excuse english influence. I'm not entirely sure why you mentioned the english in your first post if it was only related to the child abuse scandal.

[Bumblybee256]

@001Dixie Recognition of what actually happened would improve relations (aswell as being decent), there is a trickle down effect of bad feeling. Unfortunately tho, despite the initial cause of it all it's now grown into something different and there is no 'solution', especially now that the republic is apparently incompetent and union isn't really possible. Who knows.

[Bumblybee256]

@001Dixie Would there be an IRA if England hadn't invaded and split the country up? The IRA have caused more 'heartache' in Ireland because of england than they have in england. A great deal more. So no, I doubt it.

[Bumblybee256]

@001Dixie The holocaust has been formally recognised. What happened in Ireland is still called a 'potato famine'. I'm not saying I hate anyone, I'm simply saying that england have played a major role in Ireland's troubles.

[Bumblybee256]

@001Dixie You're right- taking a nation's food at gunpoint and then later referring to is as a 'famine' is excusable. I'm sure the people that died and were forced to flee would think it makes all the difference that it wasn't a technical 'genocide'.

I don't believe I ever excused other invasions.