Jif, look to whom I've crossed swords with on this site.  The editors of this rag, the preachermen and ole eggjerk too.  Whoever it is, it is someone verses in the bible.  You might be very surprised to find out that the "its" can wear all kinds of daytime disguises. 

I find out it very very interesting that the editor of this paper is focusing it's attention on the Catholic Church at this time which has less adherents in Oakland than the Baptists churches.  I mean how many Catholic gals do you see running around with 5 children tailing them on the city streets or standing on streetcorners while pregnant?

It's all a clever diversion from the silence of those who are not preaching against the immorality of children raising children, of those with no life skills, job skills or training bringing others into the world for the Oakland citizens to yet shoulder another physical, financial and emotional burden on an already overloaded poor population?

Now why would a black editor be gunniing against a church he doesn't belong too?  Why all the polls on what the priests should or should not be doing?  Just how large is Oaktown's Catholic population?

Yes, this story draws away from funds being siphoned every single Sunday out of the pockets of poor Black Oaklanders in to the pockets of  all the storefront hucster/ministers in Oakland.

Am I fueling the fire good enough now?  Get rid of Oakland's religionists and then maybe Oaklander's can stop their impotent praying and start political actions.  But until then it's hallelujah time and gospel festivals every Sunday in churches throughout Oakland where mourning is not taking place.  Now ain't that some shyt!

And notice, Alias is not going to comment on this one too. Alias is a wannabe alpha who will grasp at religion, anti-police threads, anything to rise up once again.

Yes, observe the pack of wolves  and keep an open mind.  Those that want power will go anywhere and do anything for it.  Especially when they've been defeated in their own lairs. And that embodies quite a cross section of the professions if I might say so myself.