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The late Pope Francis stood apart as a Christian leader willing to condemn international atrocities.
Monday morning, April 28, 2025. Hopefully everybody's heard the unsettling daily news and fully appreciated the great compassion of our world leaders. All have chimed-in, on a united front, over the tragic terrorist violence in Pahalgam, India, condemning the attack in which 26 people—mostly tourists—died.
Hopefully everybody's heard the unsettling news and fully appreciated the great compassion of our world leaders. All have chimed-in, on a united front, over the tragic terrorist violence in Pahalgam, India, condemning the attack in which 26 people—mostly tourists—died.
Among the most vocal were Benjamin Netanyahu and Vladmir Putin, who spoke almost in unison on the gravity of the killings and of how the perpetrators would be brought to justice. You've got to be kidding! Can we really believe that life, to either of these monsters, is something of value?
Their own killing sprees have been going…
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