Comments by "ÉIRE" (@EIRE55) on "What is it with churches and refugees in Britain? Is some kind of ecumenical conspiracy at work?" video.

  1. Jeezus! Which planet were you born on? Politics and religion have ALWAYS gone hand in hand.
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  2. And pocket.
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  3. All these church organisations are part of the woke brigade, so there's nothing about them that surprises me in the least. However, there's a possibility that they may inadvertently be encouraging the government to stop the dinghies from landing on our beaches (or being picked up by the RNLI and Border Farce), which could only be a good thing. After all, if that scum can't enter the UK illegally via dinghy, they'd need to find LEGAL routes by entering the country via plane or boat (oh, and the channel train) with a PASSPORT in hand. Wouldn't that be a novelty!!
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  4. loverly juverly!!😆
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  5. The Catholic church is full of peedos, just like the Mislums are.
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  6. ​ @SonsofThunder1234  "Religion and Politics shouldn't mix." Maybe they shouldn't, but the fact is that they do, and always have done. Whether politicians choose war, homosexuality, greed and dishonesty, as opposed to your imaginary deity's supposed preferences, that is neither here nor there. After all, the Catholic church is well known for its liking of little boys, lots of dosh, and plenty of false preaching. Other religions have similar practices as well. As you said yourself, "I was born on planet earth" (as we all were), and the only creature which created religion, politics, and runs this planet happens to be human, just like ourselves. Sorry to disappoint you. If you can't come to terms with the realities of human existence and, instead, wish to hide your head in the sands of fantasy, that's your choice. However, many wars have also been fought in the name of one religion or another, so your little god doesn't have any say in that, or in anything else for that matter. In fact, "his" name has often been used in wars and conflicts of all kinds - "It was a message from god" being the usual excuse. That makes "him" a nasty little b*gger. Until the human race wakes up and realises that no-one else but themselves are responsible for their lives, actions and deaths, we will continue to destroy ourselves. So far, we've been doing a bloody good job of it, too.
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  7. They should be looking after all the homeless first, but that might be too much to expect from people who worship an imaginary deity.
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  8. *past
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  9. There's a possibility that they may inadvertently be encouraging the government to stop the dinghies from landing on our beaches (or being picked up by the RNLI and Border Farce), which could only be a good thing. After all, if that scum can't enter the UK illegally via dinghy, they'd need to find LEGAL routes by entering the country via plane or boat (oh, and the channel train) with a PASSPORT in hand. Wouldn't that be a novelty!!
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  10. Finding the true statistics on that would be very difficult and even unlikely, considering the fact that the government and the media purposely avoid any descriptions of such felons being made public, as well as the fact that there are somewhere between 17,000 and 20,000 of them missing in and around the UK.
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