8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (15)
#23612736 at 2025-09-17 03:45:06 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #28765: Name To Remember Edition
Richard Malone, Richard Malone. Jumpsuit Specimen. 2017
#9263788 at 2020-05-21 14:55:19 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #11856: When Virus' Don't Work, False Flag Em' Edition
Revictimizing the Victims of Sexual Abuse
Janet E. Smith
MAY. 20, 2020
Bishops and dioceses must answer the phone calls of victims,
meet with them, hear their stories and empathize with them.
That is not too much to ask.
"Victims of sexual abuse by clergy frequently have told me that the way they were treated by bishops has hurt them more than the abuse did.
Virtually every bishop has made the announcement that he is dedicated to helping victims who have been sexually abused by priests and that he has put considerable resources toward that effort. Unfortunately, from what I have heard from too many victims, some bishops are quite adept at virtue-signaling and at making empty promises.
Examples of the unresponsiveness of dioceses to victims are available in nearly every documentary on the sex-abuse crisis. One of the first and most devastating I watched was The Keepers on Netflix, which explores the unsolved murder of a religious sister who taught at an all-girls high school in Baltimore in the late 1960s. The series holds that the sister was killed because she suspected that the priest/principal was repeatedly abusing one of the students and was preparing a report for the archdiocese. Some 20 years later, when the woman who was abused by the priest reported it to the Archdiocese of Baltimore, officials were sympathetic but claimed that they could not verify her story. The woman's nine siblings sent about 1,000 postcards to other women who had studied at the same high school during the tenure of the priest/principal and asked if they had anything to report about sexual abuse during their time there. Dozens came forward then, and even more came forward after the documentary. Why could not the diocese have done such an investigation? (The Archdiocese of Baltimore defends itself here.)
That event was decades ago, but the pattern of behavior remains all too common.
One reason Siobhan O'Connor of Buffalo, New York, shifted from the role of loyal secretary to Bishop Richard Malone to whistleblower who helped effect the bishop's resignation is that she discovered the phone line on which victims were to report abuse went to an answering machine in a warehouse and was listened to by no one.
When she started taking the calls of victims and looking at the files of the accused priests, she realized that Bishop Malone's promises of support for victims were flat-out lies; there were multiple accusations in files that had never been addressed. And then she found a large binder with accusations against priests in a broom closet - clearly out of reach of anyone trying to verify accusations.
I know of victims who have repeatedly attempted to schedule a meeting with a bishop only to have their many emails and calls go unanswered. Often they are answered only when a lawyer or distinguished Catholic makes the contact for them. How many victims simply become discouraged and disappear? Not only is the injustice to them not addressed, it is magnified - the victims are revictimized - and a true counting of the extent of abuse is made impossible.
I recently heard from an ex-nun who had been sexually abused by her religious superior nearly two decades ago. When she contacted the diocese where the abuse occurred to ask for an appointment to speak with the bishop, the secretary who answered said, "That is not our protocol. The bishop does not meet with adult victims."
There was no expression of sorrow about the sexual abuse the caller was reporting. The victim got the same response when speaking with the priest assigned to deal with victims. She was devastated that, after having spent months getting up her courage to tell her story, she was so summarily dismissed. Eventually, due to the interventions of a few others, the bishop relented and called the victim.
What could be the reason for such a protocol? Are there just simply too many victims? If so, meet with them in groups, but meet with them! And train your staff to respond with compassion to those who call."
More at link:
https://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/revictimizing-the-victims-of-sexual-abuse
#9262776 at 2020-05-21 13:04:05 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #11855 We Hold The Key Within Our Hands Edition
Revictimizing the Victims of Sexual Abuse
Janet E. Smith
MAY. 20, 2020
Bishops and dioceses must answer the phone calls of victims,
meet with them, hear their stories and empathize with them.
That is not too much to ask.
"Victims of sexual abuse by clergy frequently have told me that the way they were treated by bishops has hurt them more than the abuse did.
Virtually every bishop has made the announcement that he is dedicated to helping victims who have been sexually abused by priests and that he has put considerable resources toward that effort. Unfortunately, from what I have heard from too many victims, some bishops are quite adept at virtue-signaling and at making empty promises.
Examples of the unresponsiveness of dioceses to victims are available in nearly every documentary on the sex-abuse crisis. One of the first and most devastating I watched was The Keepers on Netflix, which explores the unsolved murder of a religious sister who taught at an all-girls high school in Baltimore in the late 1960s. The series holds that the sister was killed because she suspected that the priest/principal was repeatedly abusing one of the students and was preparing a report for the archdiocese. Some 20 years later, when the woman who was abused by the priest reported it to the Archdiocese of Baltimore, officials were sympathetic but claimed that they could not verify her story. The woman's nine siblings sent about 1,000 postcards to other women who had studied at the same high school during the tenure of the priest/principal and asked if they had anything to report about sexual abuse during their time there. Dozens came forward then, and even more came forward after the documentary. Why could not the diocese have done such an investigation? (The Archdiocese of Baltimore defends itself here.)
That event was decades ago, but the pattern of behavior remains all too common.
One reason Siobhan O'Connor of Buffalo, New York, shifted from the role of loyal secretary to Bishop Richard Malone to whistleblower who helped effect the bishop's resignation is that she discovered the phone line on which victims were to report abuse went to an answering machine in a warehouse and was listened to by no one.
When she started taking the calls of victims and looking at the files of the accused priests, she realized that Bishop Malone's promises of support for victims were flat-out lies; there were multiple accusations in files that had never been addressed. And then she found a large binder with accusations against priests in a broom closet - clearly out of reach of anyone trying to verify accusations.
I know of victims who have repeatedly attempted to schedule a meeting with a bishop only to have their many emails and calls go unanswered. Often they are answered only when a lawyer or distinguished Catholic makes the contact for them. How many victims simply become discouraged and disappear? Not only is the injustice to them not addressed, it is magnified - the victims are revictimized - and a true counting of the extent of abuse is made impossible.
I recently heard from an ex-nun who had been sexually abused by her religious superior nearly two decades ago. When she contacted the diocese where the abuse occurred to ask for an appointment to speak with the bishop, the secretary who answered said, "That is not our protocol. The bishop does not meet with adult victims."
There was no expression of sorrow about the sexual abuse the caller was reporting. The victim got the same response when speaking with the priest assigned to deal with victims. She was devastated that, after having spent months getting up her courage to tell her story, she was so summarily dismissed. Eventually, due to the interventions of a few others, the bishop relented and called the victim.
What could be the reason for such a protocol? Are there just simply too many victims? If so, meet with them in groups, but meet with them! And train your staff to respond with compassion to those who call."
More at link:
https://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/revictimizing-the-victims-of-sexual-abuse
#9253724 at 2020-05-20 18:43:03 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #11843: DEM-PANIC Edition
Revictimizing the Victims of Sexual Abuse
Janet E. Smith
MAY. 20, 2020
Bishops and dioceses must answer the phone calls of victims,
meet with them, hear their stories and empathize with them.
That is not too much to ask.
"Victims of sexual abuse by clergy frequently have told me that the way they were treated by bishops has hurt them more than the abuse did.
Virtually every bishop has made the announcement that he is dedicated to helping victims who have been sexually abused by priests and that he has put considerable resources toward that effort. Unfortunately, from what I have heard from too many victims, some bishops are quite adept at virtue-signaling and at making empty promises.
Examples of the unresponsiveness of dioceses to victims are available in nearly every documentary on the sex-abuse crisis. One of the first and most devastating I watched was The Keepers on Netflix, which explores the unsolved murder of a religious sister who taught at an all-girls high school in Baltimore in the late 1960s. The series holds that the sister was killed because she suspected that the priest/principal was repeatedly abusing one of the students and was preparing a report for the archdiocese. Some 20 years later, when the woman who was abused by the priest reported it to the Archdiocese of Baltimore, officials were sympathetic but claimed that they could not verify her story. The woman's nine siblings sent about 1,000 postcards to other women who had studied at the same high school during the tenure of the priest/principal and asked if they had anything to report about sexual abuse during their time there. Dozens came forward then, and even more came forward after the documentary. Why could not the diocese have done such an investigation? (The Archdiocese of Baltimore defends itself here.)
That event was decades ago, but the pattern of behavior remains all too common.
One reason Siobhan O'Connor of Buffalo, New York, shifted from the role of loyal secretary to Bishop Richard Malone to whistleblower who helped effect the bishop's resignation is that she discovered the phone line on which victims were to report abuse went to an answering machine in a warehouse and was listened to by no one.
When she started taking the calls of victims and looking at the files of the accused priests, she realized that Bishop Malone's promises of support for victims were flat-out lies; there were multiple accusations in files that had never been addressed. And then she found a large binder with accusations against priests in a broom closet - clearly out of reach of anyone trying to verify accusations.
I know of victims who have repeatedly attempted to schedule a meeting with a bishop only to have their many emails and calls go unanswered. Often they are answered only when a lawyer or distinguished Catholic makes the contact for them. How many victims simply become discouraged and disappear? Not only is the injustice to them not addressed, it is magnified - the victims are revictimized - and a true counting of the extent of abuse is made impossible.
I recently heard from an ex-nun who had been sexually abused by her religious superior nearly two decades ago. When she contacted the diocese where the abuse occurred to ask for an appointment to speak with the bishop, the secretary who answered said, "That is not our protocol. The bishop does not meet with adult victims."
There was no expression of sorrow about the sexual abuse the caller was reporting. The victim got the same response when speaking with the priest assigned to deal with victims. She was devastated that, after having spent months getting up her courage to tell her story, she was so summarily dismissed. Eventually, due to the interventions of a few others, the bishop relented and called the victim.
What could be the reason for such a protocol? Are there just simply too many victims? If so, meet with them in groups, but meet with them! And train your staff to respond with compassion to those who call."
More at link:
https://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/revictimizing-the-victims-of-sexual-abuse
#9251754 at 2020-05-20 15:58:58 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #11841: Politics Will Not Save Them Edition
Revictimizing the Victims of Sexual Abuse
Janet E. Smith
MAY. 20, 2020
Bishops and dioceses must answer the phone calls of victims,
meet with them, hear their stories and empathize with them.
That is not too much to ask.
"Victims of sexual abuse by clergy frequently have told me that the way they were treated by bishops has hurt them more than the abuse did.
Virtually every bishop has made the announcement that he is dedicated to helping victims who have been sexually abused by priests and that he has put considerable resources toward that effort. Unfortunately, from what I have heard from too many victims, some bishops are quite adept at virtue-signaling and at making empty promises.
Examples of the unresponsiveness of dioceses to victims are available in nearly every documentary on the sex-abuse crisis. One of the first and most devastating I watched was The Keepers on Netflix, which explores the unsolved murder of a religious sister who taught at an all-girls high school in Baltimore in the late 1960s. The series holds that the sister was killed because she suspected that the priest/principal was repeatedly abusing one of the students and was preparing a report for the archdiocese. Some 20 years later, when the woman who was abused by the priest reported it to the Archdiocese of Baltimore, officials were sympathetic but claimed that they could not verify her story. The woman's nine siblings sent about 1,000 postcards to other women who had studied at the same high school during the tenure of the priest/principal and asked if they had anything to report about sexual abuse during their time there. Dozens came forward then, and even more came forward after the documentary. Why could not the diocese have done such an investigation? (The Archdiocese of Baltimore defends itself here.)
That event was decades ago, but the pattern of behavior remains all too common.
One reason Siobhan O'Connor of Buffalo, New York, shifted from the role of loyal secretary to Bishop Richard Malone to whistleblower who helped effect the bishop's resignation is that she discovered the phone line on which victims were to report abuse went to an answering machine in a warehouse and was listened to by no one.
When she started taking the calls of victims and looking at the files of the accused priests, she realized that Bishop Malone's promises of support for victims were flat-out lies; there were multiple accusations in files that had never been addressed. And then she found a large binder with accusations against priests in a broom closet - clearly out of reach of anyone trying to verify accusations.
I know of victims who have repeatedly attempted to schedule a meeting with a bishop only to have their many emails and calls go unanswered. Often they are answered only when a lawyer or distinguished Catholic makes the contact for them. How many victims simply become discouraged and disappear? Not only is the injustice to them not addressed, it is magnified - the victims are revictimized - and a true counting of the extent of abuse is made impossible.
I recently heard from an ex-nun who had been sexually abused by her religious superior nearly two decades ago. When she contacted the diocese where the abuse occurred to ask for an appointment to speak with the bishop, the secretary who answered said, "That is not our protocol. The bishop does not meet with adult victims."
There was no expression of sorrow about the sexual abuse the caller was reporting. The victim got the same response when speaking with the priest assigned to deal with victims. She was devastated that, after having spent months getting up her courage to tell her story, she was so summarily dismissed. Eventually, due to the interventions of a few others, the bishop relented and called the victim.
What could be the reason for such a protocol? Are there just simply too many victims? If so, meet with them in groups, but meet with them! And train your staff to respond with compassion to those who call."
More at link:
https://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/revictimizing-the-victims-of-sexual-abuse
#8071320 at 2020-02-08 08:07:10 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #10331: Le Urinoir Edition
Catholic investigations are still shrouded in secrecy
Posted Friday
February 7, 2020 6:00 am
"By Brian J. Clites
Case Western Reserve University
Roman Catholic Bishop Richard Malone resigned in December 2019 after intense public criticism for his handling of the clergy sexual abuse crisis in the diocese of Buffalo, New York.
His departure came three months after the Vatican announced what's called an "apostolic visitation" - a religious investigation that allows the pope to swiftly audit, punish or sanction virtually any wing of the Roman Catholic Church - into Malone's diocese or region.
In my research on clergy sexual abuse, I've learned that these investigations are still shrouded in secrecy."
https://theitem.com/stories/catholic-investigations-are-still-shrouded-in-secrecy,340672
#7518803 at 2019-12-15 23:18:23 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9617: Gang of Comfy17Anons Edition
>>7518392
RICO case has already opened.
"On Aug. 14, 22 plaintiffs filed a federal RICO suit against the Diocese of Buffalo, the Society of Jesus, parishes, high schools and others for an alleged "pattern of racketeering activity" that allowed for and hid clerical sexual abuse. Both current Bishop Richard Malone and his predecessor, Bishop Edward Kmiec, are named personally in the lawsuit."
http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/what-we-need-to-know-about-rico
And also Michigan will probably be opening one soon -
"In what would be an unprecedented legal move, Michigan's Attorney General Dana Nessel is considering applying federal racketeering laws to prosecute officials within the Catholic Church for their roles in covering up clerical sex abuse, according to an Associated Press investigation published Tuesday morning."
https://www.occrp.org/en/daily/9926-ap-states-consider-charging-catholic-church-as-crime-ring
#7433072 at 2019-12-05 17:52:53 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9506: The 6 Can Be Very Dangerous Edition
Buffalo Bishop Resigns Over Sex Abuse Cover-Up
The Catholic Church in America is suffering yet another in a series of seemingly never-ending crises stemming from the Church's rampant mishandling of sex abuse and misconduct claims. But finally, it looks like one of the biggest problems for the church's image in New York State has just stepped aside: The New York Times reports that Bishop Richard Malone of Buffalo has resigned after weeks of pressure from inside and outside his diocese, which is one of the largest in the US, with 600,000.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/buffalo-bishop-resigns-over-sex-abuse-cover
#7426650 at 2019-12-04 19:03:21 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9498: Enough With These Press Conferences Already -- POTUS Heading Home Edition
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>>7426501 PG&E nearing $13.5 billion deal with wildfire victims
>>7426461 muhhbad forgot redtext FOR THE KEKS!
>>7426437 14 States Ask Supreme Court To Let Trump Resume Federal Executions (AZ, AL, AR, GA, ID, IN, KS, LA, MO, NE, OH, SC, TX, UT)
>>7426429 10 most important revelations to expect from the Russia probe FISA report
>>7426406 Western France Runs Out Of Gas As "Massive Strikes" Set To Paralyze Entire Nation
>>7426403 Latest round of tests confirms that Cheerios and other children's cereals are contaminated with Roundup
>>7426390 Call to digg! ParisEF ChinaEF/connected to JPodesta
>>7426337 4,5,6 theory
>>7426361 Turkey Declares Ownership On Half Of Eastern Mediterranean Waters
>>7426354 New Connections Emerge Between The Clintons And Jeffrey Epstein
>>7426299 NATO Names China as New Target, Alongside Russia
>>7426283 @ICEgov Cyber Crime Center
>>7426267, >>7426282 Harvesting Blood
>>7426254 U.S. Marines tweet: Fight Night
>>7426235 NOAH FELDMAN AT THE STANDARD!
>>7426233 Germany Expels Russian Diplomats, Accuses Moscow Of "Bourne-Style" Assassination
>>7426190, >>7426197, >>7426206, >>7426258 Codification Movement happened immediately following the Civil War
>>7426177 Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Buffalo Bishop Richard Malone following reports that he kept a secret binder full of the names of accused priests in a closet in his office
>>7426163 DOJ statement on upcoming IG report
>>7426160 Executive Order 13796 of April 29, 2017, Addressing Trade Agreement Violations and Abuses
>>7426157 Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is poised to select Kelly Loeffler
>>7426115 All bets are off on Jordan's peace treaty with Israel
>>7426102 BREAKING: Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins just confirmed that Schiff classified IC IG Atkinson's 8-hour testimony & marked it "Secret" & put it under wraps in the basement SCIF.
>>7426077 Technocrats
>>7426057 Tom Cotton on Strengthening Food Stamp Work Requirements
>>7426040 No One Crosses River Without Payments to Mexican Cartels, Says Texas Border Sector Asst. Chief
>>7426020 Boris Says UK 'Fully Committed' to NATO, Warns Not to Take Peace for Granted
>>7426014 Retired Texas shrimper wins record-breaking $50 million settlement from Taiwan based plastics mfg giant
>>7426005, >>7426024 Italy places more migrants round Europe, Salvini focuses on economy
>>7426001, >>7426033, >>7426090, >>7426116 U.N. Cries Poor [Again]: Issues Unprecedented $29 Billion Emergency Funding Appeal
>>7425949 DHS may require US citizens be photographed at airports
>>7425906, >>7425912, >>7426457 Q 1553: Turley
>>7425898 [pamela karlan]too liberal for the 9th Circuit
>>7425894 George Zimmerman sues family of Trayvon Martin, publisher, prosecutors for $100 million
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#7426576 at 2019-12-04 18:51:04 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9497: Enough With These Press Conferences Already -- POTUS Heading Home Edition
Notables
>>7425946, >>7425968, >>7426010, >>7425977, >>7426010, >>7426059, >>7426088, >>7426103 Planefag updates
>>7426501 PG&E nearing $13.5 billion deal with wildfire victims
>>7426461 muhhbad forgot redtext FOR THE KEKS!
>>7426437 14 States Ask Supreme Court To Let Trump Resume Federal Executions (AZ, AL, AR, GA, ID, IN, KS, LA, MO, NE, OH, SC, TX, UT)
>>7426429 10 most important revelations to expect from the Russia probe FISA report
>>7426406 Western France Runs Out Of Gas As "Massive Strikes" Set To Paralyze Entire Nation
>>7426403 Latest round of tests confirms that Cheerios and other children's cereals are contaminated with Roundup
>>7426390 Call to digg! ParisEF ChinaEF/connected to JPodesta
>>7426337 4,5,6 theory
>>7426361 Turkey Declares Ownership On Half Of Eastern Mediterranean Waters
>>7426354 New Connections Emerge Between The Clintons And Jeffrey Epstein
>>7426299 NATO Names China as New Target, Alongside Russia
>>7426283 @ICEgov Cyber Crime Center
>>7426267, >>7426282 Harvesting Blood
>>7426254 U.S. Marines tweet: Fight Night
>>7426235 NOAH FELDMAN AT THE STANDARD!
>>7426233 Germany Expels Russian Diplomats, Accuses Moscow Of "Bourne-Style" Assassination
>>7426190, >>7426197, >>7426206, >>7426258 Codification Movement happened immediately following the Civil War
>>7426177 Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Buffalo Bishop Richard Malone following reports that he kept a secret binder full of the names of accused priests in a closet in his office
>>7426163 DOJ statement on upcoming IG report
>>7426160 Executive Order 13796 of April 29, 2017, Addressing Trade Agreement Violations and Abuses
>>7426157 Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is poised to select Kelly Loeffler
>>7426115 All bets are off on Jordan's peace treaty with Israel
>>7426102 BREAKING: Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins just confirmed that Schiff classified IC IG Atkinson's 8-hour testimony & marked it "Secret" & put it under wraps in the basement SCIF.
>>7426077 Technocrats
>>7426057 Tom Cotton on Strengthening Food Stamp Work Requirements
>>7426040 No One Crosses River Without Payments to Mexican Cartels, Says Texas Border Sector Asst. Chief
>>7426020 Boris Says UK 'Fully Committed' to NATO, Warns Not to Take Peace for Granted
>>7426014 Retired Texas shrimper wins record-breaking $50 million settlement from Taiwan based plastics mfg giant
>>7426005, >>7426024 Italy places more migrants round Europe, Salvini focuses on economy
>>7426001, >>7426033, >>7426090, >>7426116 U.N. Cries Poor [Again]: Issues Unprecedented $29 Billion Emergency Funding Appeal
>>7425949 DHS may require US citizens be photographed at airports
>>7425906, >>7425912, >>7426457 Q 1553: Turley
>>7425898 [pamela karlan]too liberal for the 9th Circuit
>>7425894 George Zimmerman sues family of Trayvon Martin, publisher, prosecutors for $100 million
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#7426391 at 2019-12-04 18:32:07 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9497: Enough With These Press Conferences Already -- POTUS Heading Home Edition
>>7426382
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>>7425946, >>7425968, >>7426010, >>7425977, >>7426010, >>7426059, >>7426088, >>7426103 Planefag updates
>>7426337 4,5,6 theory
>>7426361 Turkey Declares Ownership On Half Of Eastern Mediterranean Waters
>>7426354 New Connections Emerge Between The Clintons And Jeffrey Epstein
>>7426299 NATO Names China as New Target, Alongside Russia
>>7426283 @ICEgov Cyber Crime Center
>>7426267, >>7426282 Harvesting Blood
>>7426254 U.S. Marines tweet: Fight Night
>>7426235 NOAH FELDMAN AT THE STANDARD!
>>7426233 Germany Expels Russian Diplomats, Accuses Moscow Of "Bourne-Style" Assassination
>>7426190, >>7426197, >>7426206, >>7426258 Codification Movement happened immediately following the Civil War
>>7426177 Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Buffalo Bishop Richard Malone following reports that he kept a secret binder full of the names of accused priests in a closet in his office
>>7426163 DOJ statement on upcoming IG report
>>7426160 Executive Order 13796 of April 29, 2017, Addressing Trade Agreement Violations and Abuses
>>7426157 Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is poised to select Kelly Loeffler
>>7426115 All bets are off on Jordan's peace treaty with Israel
>>7426102 BREAKING: Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins just confirmed that Schiff classified IC IG Atkinson's 8-hour testimony & marked it "Secret" & put it under wraps in the basement SCIF.
>>7426077 Technocrats
>>7426057 Tom Cotton on Strengthening Food Stamp Work Requirements
>>7426040 No One Crosses River Without Payments to Mexican Cartels, Says Texas Border Sector Asst. Chief
>>7426020 Boris Says UK 'Fully Committed' to NATO, Warns Not to Take Peace for Granted
>>7426014 Retired Texas shrimper wins record-breaking $50 million settlement from Taiwan based plastics mfg giant
>>7426005, >>7426024 Italy places more migrants round Europe, Salvini focuses on economy
>>7426001, >>7426033, >>7426090, >>7426116 U.N. Cries Poor [Again]: Issues Unprecedented $29 Billion Emergency Funding Appeal
>>7425949 DHS may require US citizens be photographed at airports
>>7425906, >>7425912 Q 1553: Turley
>>7425898 [pamela karlan]too liberal for the 9th Circuit
>>7425894 George Zimmerman sues family of Trayvon Martin, publisher, prosecutors for $100 million
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#7426177 at 2019-12-04 17:45:53 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9497: Enough With These Press Conferences Already -- POTUS Heading Home Edition
did we log this?:
BREAKING: Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Buffalo Bishop Richard Malone following reports that he kept a secret binder full of the names of accused priests in a closet in his office - NBC, CNN
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#7417508 at 2019-12-03 06:05:14 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9486: Public Awakening Coming Edition
Resignations in the news 12/2/2019 - Part 1
Lincolnshire LEP chair to step down
https://www.eastmidlandsbusinesslink.co.uk/mag/appointments/lincolnshire-lep-chair-to-step-down/
Barry Odom out as Missouri football coach after four seasons
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/sec/2019/11/30/barry-odom-out-missouri-coach-after-four-seasons/4339546002/
To represent govt, Pakistan law minister resigns
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/72246425.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst
Retired Adm. Joe Sestak ends bid for Democratic nomination for president
https://www.stripes.com/retired-adm-joe-sestak-ends-bid-for-democratic-nomination-for-president-1.609411
FBS head coach, former top SEC assistant, fired after 4 seasons
https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-football/former-lsu-assistant-reportedly-fired-from-fbs-head-coaching-job/
Cisco 's Brent West to step down as head football coach
https://bigcountrypreps.com/2019/12/02/haskell-girls-basketball/
IndyStar Executive Editor to Step Down
https://www.insideindianabusiness.com/story/41394653/indystar-executive-editor-to-step-down
LA's countywide homeless agency chief Peter Lynn to step down
https://www.dailynews.com/2019/12/02/la-county-homeless-agency-chief-peter-lynn-to-step-down/
Sources: Bishop Richard Malone will take early retirement this week from the Buffalo Diocese
https://www.wivb.com/news/local-news/buffalo/another-report-surfaces-saying-bishop-Malone-will-step-down-wednesday/
Finnish Minister of Local Government and Ownership Steering Sirpa Paatero (SDP), has resigned following the postal strikes last month
https://postandparcel.info/117645/news/e-commerce/minister-paatero-resigns-following-posti-strike/
Uxin Announces the Resignation of Chief Strategy Officer
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/12/02/1954601/0/en/Uxin-Announces-the-Resignation-of-Chief-Strategy-Officer.html
Bobby Wilder resigns as Old Dominion University head football coach
https://wtkr.com/2019/12/02/bobby-wilder-resigns-as-old-dominion-university-head-football-coach/
Brazil's Vale says two board members resign
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-vale-board/brazils-vale-says-two-board-members-resign-idUSKBN1Y61A3
Chicago's Top Cop Fired Before Retirement: Mayor
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/chicagos-top-cop-fired-before-retirement-mayor/ar-BBXF4Gv?li=BBnbcA1
Enfield town attorney retiring
https://www.journalinquirer.com/towns/enfield/enfield-town-attorney-retiring/article_1f341e62-1521-11ea-a533-77d207f95bf5.html
Leland's Mike James retiring as police chief
https://www.starnewsonline.com/news/20191202/lelandrsquos-mike-james-retiring-as-police-chief
Greg Kornfeld retiring after 42 years selling radio ads
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/columns/joe-holleman/greg-kornfeld-retiring-after-years-selling-radio-ads/article_7170a4d2-8348-56e1-98c9-d28ccb414def.html
Minnehaha County State's attorney Aaron McGowan to resign this week
https://www.argusleader.com/story/news/2019/12/02/minnehaha-county-states-attorney-aaron-mcgowan-south-dakota/4306119002/
The chief executive of Principality Building Society has resigned after accepting an offer to take up a new role.
https://www.insidermedia.com/news/wales/chief-exec-resigns-at-principality-building-society
Edgewood Honors Retiring Fire Chief
https://www.rcnky.com/articles/2019/12/02/edgewood-honors-retiring-fire-chief
Benzie County Sheriff retiring in 2020
https://upnorthlive.com/news/local/benzie-county-sheriff-retiring-in-2020
Belleek Pottery managing director resigns
https://www.impartialreporter.com/news/18073587.belleek-pottery-managing-director-resigns/
Brazil's Vale says two board members resign
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/brazils-vale-says-two-board-members-resign-2019-12-02
New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner to Resign
https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/east/2019/12/02/549848.htm
Rick Benben, KC Roos' soccer coach for 22 seasons, is retiring
https://www.kansascity.com/sports/college/umkc/article237971534.html
#3684055 at 2018-11-01 06:10:34 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #4677: Oy Vey Shut It Down! Edition
Bishop blasts whistleblower who copied sex misconduct files
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/bishop-Richard-Malone-blasts-whistleblower-siobhan-oconnor-who-copied-sex-misconduct-files-2018-10-31/
#2746999 at 2018-08-26 21:06:04 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3469: We Are In Qontrol
Buffalo bishop won't resign over handling of sex abuse
BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Roman Catholic bishop of Buffalo, New York, on Sunday rejected calls to resign over his handling of sexual abuse allegations against priests, saying: the "shepherd does not desert the flock" in difficult times.
Bishop Richard Malone said he is appointing a task force of clergy, lay people and "an elected official or two" to review how sexual abuse claims from adults are handled.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/08/26/buffalo-bishop-wont-resign-over-handling-sex-abuse.html
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#4990 at 2019-12-05 18:22:08 (UTC+1)
QR Bunker General #15: Thank God We Can Go Home - A Thanksgiving Edition
More Domino falling
Buffalo Bishop Resigns Over Sex Abuse Cover-Up
The Catholic Church in America is suffering yet another in a series of seemingly never-ending crises stemming from the Church's rampant mishandling of sex abuse and misconduct claims. But finally, it looks like one of the biggest problems for the church's image in New York State has just stepped aside: The New York Times reports that Bishop Richard Malone of Buffalo has resigned after weeks of pressure from inside and outside his diocese, which is one of the largest in the US, with 600,000.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/buffalo-bishop-resigns-over-sex-abuse-cover