Re: What "Really Happened" On Oct 7. Rape, sexual violence.

c186282 wrote:
> Jim wrote:
> 
>> "Joel W. Crump" <[email protected]> wrote in news:m39NR.4$Tu1.0
>> @fx41.iad:
>>
>>> On 5/13/2026 4:47 PM, Jim wrote:
>>>> Alan <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:
>>>>> On 2026-05-12 17:26, CrudeSausage wrote:
>>>>>> On 2026-05-12 5:56 p.m., Phil Da' Lick wrote:
>>>
>>>>>>> You MORONS who are supporting Palestine and Hamas need to wake up
>> and
>>>>>>> at least acknowledge the misery these people cause.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Muslims are terrible people and deserve no sympathy whatsoever.
>>>>>
>>>>> Which is exactly what a bigot WOULD say!
>>>>>
>>>> Actually you are wrong Alan.
>>>> It's exactly what a fool would say.
>>>> Consider this meme.
>>>> https://ibb.co/v4XWzX6J
>>>>
>>>> It is quite accurate don't ya' think?
>>>>
>>>> While I have your attention, are you still a member of 'Queers For
>>>> Palastine" ?
>>>> Asking for a friend.
>>>
>>>
>>> LOL at the simple-minded white fuck.
>>>
>>
>> I'm Filipino.
>> Try again.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>   
> The muslims who did Oct 7 were rightists just like the religious types we
> have here in the USA but not Christian.
> 
> Rightists, especially Christian rightists, love raping children.
> 
> Look at what Christian Trump supporters love to do with children:
> 
> 
> Southern Baptist Convention Names 700 Pastors Accused Of Sexual Abuse
> 
> Pastor Ed Litton, president of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive
> Committee, said denomination leaders must be "very mindful that the world
> is watching" their response to a scathing report revealing efforts to cover
> up sexual abuse by SBC clergy.
>   
> 
> ACROSS AMERICA  The Southern Baptist Convention's governing body late
> Thursday released a secretly maintained list of about 700 pastors credibly
> accused of sexual abuse, the churchs governing body said Wednesday.
> 
> The document dump comes in response to a bombshell report Sunday from an
> independent investigator that said the top leaders of the Southern Baptist
> Convention stonewalled and denigrated sexual abuse victims for two decades
> to protect their own reputations and remained singularly focused on
> avoiding liability for the church.
> 
> The release of the names is a public repudiation of the way leaders at the
> nations largest Protestant denomination have responded to allegations of
> sexual abuse in the past. In doing so, the SBCs top leaders said theyre
> committed to listening more attentively to survivors of clergy sexual
> abuse.  Read the full list of accused clergy.
> 
> "This list is being made public for the first time as an initial, but
> important, step towards addressing the scourge of sexual abuse and
> implementing reform in the Convention, " the SBC Executive Committee said
> in a statement on its website. "Each entry in this list reminds us of the
> devastation and destruction brought about by sexual abuse. Our prayer is
> that the survivors of these heinous acts find hope and healing, and that
> churches will utilize this list proactively to protect and care for the
> most vulnerable among us. "
> 
> The denomination also released the full report of the investigation
> conducted by Guidepost Solutions on its handling of sexual abuse
> allegations. It's available on the website, too.
> 
> In a joint statement with Guidepost, the SBC Executive Committee said it is
> creating a hotline for sexual abuse survivors that will be an important
> stopgap measure until more meaningful reform can be addressed at the
> denomination's annual meeting in Anaheim, California, next month.
> 
> Gene Besen, the interim executive committee counsel, said in a statement
> after the meeting that the prompt release of the names is in the Southern
> Baptist Conventions best interests.
> 
> Its important, it is of immediate concern to the public and to the survivor
> committee, and we need to do it right away, he said.
> 
> In an interview with The New York Times, Besen said that moving quickly
> means that some accused pastors names may be redacted because the claims
> couldnt be substantiated by news reports and other sources, but researchers
> may put them back on the list as more facts are known.
> 
> We have become too familiar with using techniques to slow processes down,
> Ed Litton, president of the SBCs Executive Committee said, according to an
> account in Christianity Today of the decision to release the names of
> credibly accused pastors. We need to be very mindful that the world is
> watching, and they dont need to see business as usual... we have to do this
> right.
> 
> Related: Top Southern Baptists Stonewalled Sex Abuse Victims, Report Says
> 
> Under the business as usual practice, victims of sexual abuse and
> congregants who supported them repeatedly shared allegations of sexual
> abuse with top church leaders, only to be met, time and time again, with
> resistance, stonewalling and even outright hostility by some Executive
> Committee members, according to the nearly 300-page report.
> 
> Our investigation revealed that, for many years, a few senior EC leaders,
> along with outside counsel, largely controlled the EC's response to these
> reports of abuse ... and were singularly focused on avoiding liability for
> the SBC, the report said, continuing:
> 
> In service of this goal, survivors and others who reported abuse were
> ignored, disbelieved, or met with the constant refrain that the SBC could
> take no action due to its policy regarding church autonomy  even if it
> meant that convicted molesters continued in ministry with no notice or
> warning to their current church or congregation.
> 
> Survivors of abuse, both congregants and seminary students, have long
> pressed the denomination to release the list of clergy credibly accused of
> sexual abuse. The list was maintained for about a decade by an Executive
> Committee staff member who turned it over to the Executive Committees
> former vice president and general counsel.
> 
> The investigator found no indication that anyone took any action to ensure
> that the accused ministers were no longer in positions of power at SBC
> churches.
> 
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