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Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Ed Peters eviscerates L'Osservatore Romano
L'OR and the Loss of Reason, by Edward N. Peters, JD, JCD. (In the Light of the Law):
For most of my life L'Osservatore Romano has been a sleepy Roman rag that arrived weeks after its publication date, printed in cheap ink that soiled the fingers of those who felt the need to read page after page of boilerplate remarks on the latest ambassador from anywhere shown in his tuxedo presenting diplomatic credentials. Aside, I suppose, from an occasionally interesting book review, L'OR has for decades carried nothing of serious interest that could not be found much more quickly in a half-dozen other venues, ones, moreover, that didn't compel readers to wash their hands before handling anything beige or white. Speaking of the Great Gloved One, did you know he won the Cold War?
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