Comments on: Draining the Swamp: Jailed Bank Robber Who Falsely Accused FOUR Catholic Priests of Abuse Also Sued Hollywood Stars For Stealing His Idea For ‘Skank Robbers’ Flick

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 07 Feb 2013 16:14:39 +0000

The Raid seemed to work. The delirious roaches seem to have been silenced. Shame really – HM1's comments were hilarious.

Of course, they are allowed to post on TMR, whereas the SNAP website closes down the account (via the IP) of any dissenting voice – including victims, apparently. Not for spouting bigoted nonsense like that above, but for stating facts that undermine SNAP's less-than-covert agenda.

Thanks to Ryan MacDonald for his tip. Meanwhile the Philly debacle is looking more and more disfunctional. Again, Ralph Cipriano's thebigtrial.net provides objective facts from a seasoned trial reporter. All of which highlights the value and need for sites like TMR (despite the occasional invasion of cockroaches).

By: Publion

Publion — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 23:53:25 +0000

Once again, I want to thank Ryan A. MacDonald for bringing this excellent article (link in his comment of today at 4:41 PM) to our attention.

By: Delphin

Delphin — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 22:45:44 +0000

I hear that if we turn the lights on the SNAP cockroaches will all scatter back into/under their media-protected roachie-burrows.

It is also said that if this world were destroyed by a nuclear event, only the roaches might survive.

I can say, with comfortable certainty, that roaches likely do not survive into the next world.

Enough time spent on the apparent "infestation"…….RAID!!

PS. just can't help but think that these creepy-crawlers were sent to us as a parting gift -

By: Ryan A. Mac Donald

Ryan A. Mac Donald — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 21:41:05 +0000

This is nothing new. In fact, in 2005 Bill Donohue at The Catholic League invited Father Gordon MacRae to contribute an article for the November 2005 issue of Catalyst. The result was this gem that the imprisoned priest wrote without having to do much more than simply stop and listen to the banter of some of the prisoners around him:

http://www.catholicleague.org/sex-abuse-and-signs-of-fraud-2/

By: Publion

Publion — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 18:52:33 +0000

It's Saturday morning at TMR, apparently. We must have hit some sort of bot-driven time warp from the looks of the subsequent derangement.

By: Hanora Brennan

Hanora Brennan — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 13:30:29 +0000

Draining the swamp is correct indeed! How many further cases have to be revealed that are being concealed or even redacted as I write by the Roman Catholic Church. Full well you may sneer at Clohessy and Co. but they have persevered where others gave up and have exposed the Satanism within the Church. Less sneering and more piety please.

By: Unabletotrust

Unabletotrust — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 02:53:19 +0000

Ok, you exposed a phony, now how about exposing the enablers and abusers ?

By: hrh

hrh — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 01:13:36 +0000

Stop that! Facts have no place here. You know, they have that constant liberal bias.

BTW, how many billion (with a B!) has the RCCult had to pay out because of their child-raping clergy, just in the US?

By: HeilMary1

HeilMary1 — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 23:52:47 +0000

One measly false claim will not wipe out the other MILLIONS of DOCUMENTED RCC abuses like pedophilia, deadly medical trafficking of orphans, AIDS-spreading by the condom ban, 600,000 annual childbirth deaths, slave labor of women, infanticides and forced abortions to hide priests' "love" children, baby stealing, Croatian priests running Nazi Ustasha death camps, forced conversions, and countless religious genocides throughout history.

By: Publion

Publion — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 23:51:32 +0000

Well, who could be surprised? The bar for credible allegations is so low, the definitions of actionable ‘acts’ so fluid, the probabilities of critical examination and the probabilities of punishment for false-allegations so miniscule, and the potential pay-off (psychologically if not also financially) so strong … what enterprising person wouldn’t want to try a game like this? If this were taking place in a Las Vegas casino, you’d probably have lines going out the door waiting to give it a try.