For over two decades Joseph Ratzinger has dealt with the question if a pope resign.
John Paul considered retiring at 75, an ordinary bishop's retirement age, according to the best-selling book Why He Is a Saint, and discussed it with Ratzinger, but he eventually abandoned the idea of a papal retirement age,
Could it be that Ratzinger as
Pope Benedict XVI has lost control?
Child abuse and the financial secret happenings should worry all believers as well as the protectionshield the
Church of Rome is creating for Joseph Ratzinger. Namely, he will remain a permanent resident of
Vatican City
after his resignation. Doing so will offer him legal protection from any
attempt to prosecute him in connection with sexual abuse cases around
the world, Church sources said on Friday the 15th of February.
"His continued presence
in the Vatican is necessary, otherwise he might be defenseless". announced Vatican officials.
This startling admission of guilt by the church is also a direct
obstruction of justice, and lends more weight to the charge by the ITCCS
and others that the Vatican has arranged with the
Italian government to
shield Ratzinger from criminal prosecution, in violation of
international laws ratified by Italy.
The Vatican decided two weeks ago to give permanent sanctuary to a proven war
criminal by allowing Joseph Ratzinger to obstruct justice and evade
prosecution for crimes against humanity. And the government of Italy is
colluding in this abrogation of international law.
This decision validates the claims of International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS) – Brussels, about the criminal conspiracy
surrounding Ratzinger and his Vatican co-conspirators. It also makes it
clear that the Vatican is a rogue power that is flaunting every law to
conceal its own
criminality.
Fifteen countries have now become part of the movement against abuse, trafficking, torture and murder of children and historic genocide of indigenous peoples at the hands of European Christendom.
Kevin Annett of ITCCS says:
Protecting Ratzinger within the walls of the Vatican may halt justice
for a moment, but it violates a basic rule of warfare, which is to
never give your enemy a permanent focus for their attack. Ratzinger, the evil Emperor, now a permanent fixture in the Vatican?
The absurdity of offering such an ongoing focus to the civilized
world's hatred of catholic criminality is also a sign that the church is
adrift and improvising. But it also shows how genuinely worried is the
Vtaican about the legal offensive mounted by our affiliates, lawyers for
torture survivors, and the International Criminal Court.
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| Ratzinger non aprirà l'anno accademico. The students told "No Pope in the University!". The Pope won't go to the Rome's university. (Photo credit: Zingaro. I am a gipsy too.) |
The Vatican is pulling out all stops to keep Ratzinger out of court.
Their loyal, one-man owned Italian media is assaulting the crap out of
yours truly and our ITCCS these days, playing the "Deny, Distract and
Discredit" strategy of any damage-controlling corporation.
This Friday, California Public Television will broadcast the complete
Proceedings, Evidence and Verdict of our Common Law Court of Justice, to
a viewership of millions of people.
This Saturday, the ITCCS global online radio program will feature some
of the Citizen Jurors who found the
Pope, Queen Elizabeth and Canada
guilty of Genocide – On March 2 at 4 pm EST, 9 pm GMT on
www.blogtalkradio.com/wethejury
The top Catholic official in England,
Cardinal Keith O'Brien, suddenly
resigned this week and announced he would not vote at the Vatican
Conclave on March 15 to elect a new Pope. This unprecedented defiance
may indicate a collapse in the disciplinary chain of command within the
church, since Cardinals' attendance at the Papal Conclave is normally
mandatory.
Meanwhile, Common Law Court officers have begun to serve the Order of
Compliance to the thirty officials found guilty of Crimes against
Humanity last Monday, including Joseph Ratzinger,
Elizabeth Windsor, top
Roman Cardinals and Stephen Harper, the Prime Minister of Canada. All
of the accused parties seem to be in hiding.
The Vatican has forever been an organization
that is mainly, not to say only, interested in its own power and preserving its own
reputation and its own finances. Already in early times it was clear that lots of people in charge prefered to be on good terms by those in power. For that reason they agreed even to Constantine and his successors to come to terms with certain Greek and philosophical teachings. Soon the so called 'Apologists' arose with the goal to blend Christianity and Greek philosophy. They said that although God was one, which Moses, Jesus and Paul unite in their testimony and can be found in many books of the Bible (Deuteronomy 6:4; Mark 12:29; Galatians 3:20; 2 Corinthians 8:6; Ephesians 4:6 just to give some examples). Also on the mortality of man the church gave a twist to confirm with the powerful Roman Emprie. Genesis 2:7 and 3:19 clearly tell us that man is a material and mortal thing. Our body is corruptible and mortal (1 Corinthians 15:47,53-54) but the men in power wanted to give in into tradition and other favoured beliefs that the 'soul' and 'body' were separate things, the 'soul' being immortal. Thus Christendom, became virtually a Christianized Greek philosophy.
Throughout history the
Roman Catholic Church used its power to get more power and to get more money in their banks, doing everything to secure their power of having something to say and to dictate in the world. today nothing has changed, but some may think there is moving a lot, and even in the own ranks there is a contra movement.
Keith Porteous Wood:
The Vatican has forever been an organization
that is only interested in its own power and preserving its own
reputation and its own finances - it has always been thus. But with
the kind off communications we have today, they can’t get away with
that any longer.
I’m certainly aware of two
major issues over child abuses that are going to come up and are
going to be very, very hard for the Vatican to swallow. Because it
is not like it is the child abuse, bad though that is, is the issue
- it is actually that the finger of blame is going to be pointed at
the Vatican for having obstructed justice and all the secret files
that it won’t release.
So, that is going to look very, very bad, and I think people
will get less and less tolerant about that. And the Vatican has
shown no real sign of actually coming to terms with this, of
putting its hands up and really atoning for its past sins, and
being much more open and dealing more properly with victims and
actually getting the people who perpetrated these crimes turned
over to the police.
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| Pope Benedict XVI waves as he arrives on St Peter's square for his last
weekly audience on February 27, 2013 at the Vatican. (AFP Photo /
Tiziana Fabi) |
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Read also:
- John Paul to Ratzinger: Should I resign?
- Roman
Church admits the Pope’s Guilt: Joseph Ratzinger to Evade Justice and
Hide out in the Vatican for his own legal immunity and “protection”
- Celebrating a Pope-Free World
- Vatican policies ‘catastrophic in their implications’
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