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    popes carbon footprint

    the popes plane stopped for refueling at darwin
    QU. was this the POPES plane or simply the plane the pope was on.?
    i certianly hope he does not have his own plane,,, sin if he does.
    not only that but the POPEMOBILE was specialy shipped out as well, several words come to mind, ABSURD, STUPID, REDICULOUS,
    obviously i am not a catholic or even christian, generaly i try to respect religions but pompus carbon stomping footprints like this i have trouble with
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    Last edited by dagwill; 17 July 2008, 06:55 PM.
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    Re: popes carbon footprint

    the popes plane stopped for refueling at darwin
    QU. was this the POPES plane or simply the plane the pope was on.?
    i certianly hope he does not have his own plane,,, sin if he does.
    and what about the brand new POPEMOBILE never to be used again, several words come to mind, ABSURD, STUPID, REDICULOUS,
    obviously i am not a catholic or even christian,generaly i try to respect religions but pompus carbon stomping footprints like this i have trouble with
    LOL, dagwill, obviously the Pope doesnt attend the Al Gore Worshipers church (AGW)

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      Re: popes carbon footprint

      I heard on the news that the flight the Pope was on is a special charter from Al Italia the national Italian airline.

      I also heard that his visit is fully carbon offset.

      Even the Catholic Church (despite Archbishop Pell, who is spruking "Populate of Perish" - I firstly mis-spelt it "Popeulate or Peruish" :O) is supporting measures to reduce greenhouse gas production.

      I listen to ABC Radio news.

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        I also heard that his visit is fully carbon offset.
        LOL, I wonder if the 'carbon offsets' were bought from an Al Gore company

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          aaaaaghhhggh how can you have a special flight that is carbon [offset]
          like me trying to buy my way out of hell, or at least OFFSET it
          indugences were done away with a long time aqo, thats where Luther came in
          help me please,. im having a breakdown,,,,all this is aburd to me, i tend to agree with Richard Dawkins
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