Dictatorship – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Some Advice for Protestors

By Peter Ould Posted on December 10, 2010 Posted in Featured, Student Fees, UK Politics 5 Comments Tagged with Breaking The Law, Bricks, Cenotaph, Christmas Tree, Darkest Hours, Dictatorship, Flags, Gratitude, Innocent Students, Liberal Democracy, Men And Women, Parliament, Parliament Square, Privilige, Protest Marches, Protestors, Statuses, Tweets, Ultimate Sacrifice, Wisdom

Can I offer some wisdom? Tweets and emails are batting back and forth this morning as to who was to blame for the violence yesterday. I have also heard complaints that the police kettled innocent students. For example, [blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/latequartet/statuses/13207807952162816″] …

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The Episcopal Church becomes a Dictatorship

By Peter Ould Posted on September 14, 2008 Posted in Heresy 2 Comments Tagged with Abandonment, Apparent Intent, Bishops, Canons, Chancellors, Communion, Declarations, Deposition, Dictatorship, Episcopal Church, Formal Admission, Holy Orders, Inhibition, Kjs, Majority Vote, Parliamentarian, Religious Body, Renunciation, Sec 1, Veto

KJS has moved to depose Bob Duncan of Pittsburgh, and in doing so has swept aside the Canons of the Church: Here’s what KJS has decided that the rules mean: At this meeting there may be raised the question whether, …

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Some Advice for Protestors

The Episcopal Church becomes a Dictatorship