Mel Gibson
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It's crazy, yeah. And, you know, it's a very small country. It's a country.
It's crazy, yeah. And, you know, it's a very small country. It's a country.
It's crazy, yeah. And, you know, it's a very small country. It's a country.
Yeah. Even Ratzinger, he didn't drive from the Vatican to the other place. He flew. Ooh. And it was only a little while, because who knows why? I don't know.
Yeah. Even Ratzinger, he didn't drive from the Vatican to the other place. He flew. Ooh. And it was only a little while, because who knows why? I don't know.
Yeah. Even Ratzinger, he didn't drive from the Vatican to the other place. He flew. Ooh. And it was only a little while, because who knows why? I don't know.
I think so. And many institutions as well. But that is a very bad one. And I think it's all part and parcel of the same corruption they crept in. And when you asked what's the difference between pre-Vatican II. So Vatican II happened. And, of course, they took the church and they reformed it. And they changed things in it. And it didn't necessarily agree with everything that went before it.
I think so. And many institutions as well. But that is a very bad one. And I think it's all part and parcel of the same corruption they crept in. And when you asked what's the difference between pre-Vatican II. So Vatican II happened. And, of course, they took the church and they reformed it. And they changed things in it. And it didn't necessarily agree with everything that went before it.
I think so. And many institutions as well. But that is a very bad one. And I think it's all part and parcel of the same corruption they crept in. And when you asked what's the difference between pre-Vatican II. So Vatican II happened. And, of course, they took the church and they reformed it. And they changed things in it. And it didn't necessarily agree with everything that went before it.
And up to that point, yeah, you could find it agreed with itself. But all of a sudden, you got something else to the point where now, I mean, we got a pope that brought a South American idol into the church to worship. Really? He did. The Pachamama. He bought the South American, and he got that. I don't know what that is. It's kind of like a South American god, Pachamama. Why would he do that?
And up to that point, yeah, you could find it agreed with itself. But all of a sudden, you got something else to the point where now, I mean, we got a pope that brought a South American idol into the church to worship. Really? He did. The Pachamama. He bought the South American, and he got that. I don't know what that is. It's kind of like a South American god, Pachamama. Why would he do that?
And up to that point, yeah, you could find it agreed with itself. But all of a sudden, you got something else to the point where now, I mean, we got a pope that brought a South American idol into the church to worship. Really? He did. The Pachamama. He bought the South American, and he got that. I don't know what that is. It's kind of like a South American god, Pachamama. Why would he do that?
Good question. But he did. Did he have an explanation for why he did it? Yeah, it's kind of a weasel-worded thing of like, oh, all religions are just as good as one another. But, you know, if that's his contention... He shouldn't be the pope. No. How can he be the pope if you say all religions are just as good? Yeah, we all worship, you know. So, yeah, that is the Pachamama. There you go.
Good question. But he did. Did he have an explanation for why he did it? Yeah, it's kind of a weasel-worded thing of like, oh, all religions are just as good as one another. But, you know, if that's his contention... He shouldn't be the pope. No. How can he be the pope if you say all religions are just as good? Yeah, we all worship, you know. So, yeah, that is the Pachamama. There you go.