Benedict vs. the War Party

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He is crazy and his large vocabulary disguises his lack of intelligence or knowledge. I quickly became disinterested in his opinion when he stated that ‘just war doctrine was just marxism with a catholic face.’ So I guess Komrade Karl influenced St. Augustine. What great interpretation. I’m a protestant and thinking about becoming catholic. To be honest, I dont understand how any catholic could regret the crusades given the current kind of situation we have with that same group of people today. I see the fact that Catholic Europe defended itself succesfully against muslim conquest as a possible sign that the Catholic church is indeed the one true church. Perhaps the conquest of the holy lands by the muslims was a sign that the orthodox church lost favor with God when it decided to split from Rome. anyways. I know that is kinda off topic though. When the muslim world overthrows their current leadership, gaining the theocracies they want, and when those formally declare a jihad against the west and Christianity, I hope the Catholic church would institute its just war doctrine and declare another crusade. This protestant would join if he were allowed.
 
The fact that he uses the 650,000 casualty figure is telling. It was released just prior to the US Congressional elections, which Democrats attempted to make into a referrendum on the war, and included some startlingly innaccurate methodoligies. The anti-war website iraqbodycount.com, at the same time, placed the number at around 30,000 (using official morgue and casualty reports). Either way, that a great deal of life lost, but come on…
 
The fact that he uses the 650,000 casualty figure is telling. It was released just prior to the US Congressional elections, which Democrats attempted to make into a referrendum on the war, and included some startlingly innaccurate methodoligies. The anti-war website iraqbodycount.com, at the same time, placed the number at around 30,000 (using official morgue and casualty reports). Either way, that a great deal of life lost, but come on…
The British Government had no problem with the Lancet study in private, even though they rubbished the figure in public.

news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6495753.stm

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