re: Mel Gibson is allegedly making a 4-part docu-series on the $34B global child sex trade

Brandon is the creepiest man I’ve seen in a while especially when he is around a young girl.

Biblical principle : bad fruit comes from a bad producing tree and good fruit from a good tree and a tree’s fruit doesn’t fall too far from its tree.

Now look at Hunter’s laptop pictures and judge for yourself.

He will randomly commit suicide just like everyone else that pokes around in the world's worst kept secret.

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Mel has divine protection and hundreds of millions of dollars to buy security and essentially lives on a giant compound with his own pre-Vatican II church in it.

If anyone can avoid being suicided, it's that crazy, magnificent SOB.

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We have a St. Pius X Church here that is on Spanish Fort Boulevard, which intersects with what used to be called Robert E. Lee Blvd.

Back when Archbishop Hannan was still with us, for someone visiting the Priest's residence next to the Church, upon knocking on the door, incredibly it was not outside the realm of possibility for it to be answered by Mel Gibson himself.

He would visit his friend Archbishop Hannan without fanfare, or even the media being aware of it.

Gibson is a doctrinaire Tridentine Catholic with apologies to nobody.

It's how he lives his life and why he's made enemies, which he could care less about.

But he's among the best actors/directors.

Thought it was reported on here that one of his movies in the works had to do with the Rothschild International financial cartel.

Which would be considerably more risky to him.

RIP in Peace

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on the $34B global child sex trade

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im just curious where he pulled up the $34B number?

From a friend who is also a Tridentine Catholic who prefers to attend such masses, which are held in private residences.

The post did say that his visits there were without fanfare and basically avoided the local press.

The late Father Dotsky (sp?) would've been able to verify this. But then maybe he would have preferred not to for privacy reasons.

The Screen you mention was a member of the family of LSU's own Pat Screen who was my neighbor, but quite a few years advanced of the rest of the neighborhood kids.

Among the best athletes have personally witnessed.

Pat's family lived on Marigny Street. His father was an assistant D.A. Definitely upper middle class for the times.

Everything can't be found on the Net.

Quite welcome.

Can be pleasant at times to talk about things nostalgic that could very well be even more important than politics.