KANSAS CITY NUKE COMPONENT PLANT PRIEST VANDALISM PROTEST SPATTERED RED PAINT TO SIGNIFY INNOCENT BLOOD!!!
Check this note as not-so-non-violent Kansas City anti-nuke protest takes hold from the good folks @ Peaceworks . . .
National Catholic Reporter: "Fr. Carl Kabat, 80, of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate was arrested Friday after he splashed red paint on a sign at the new National Security Campus in Kansas City, Mo., a five-building facility where 85 percent of the non-nuclear parts for U.S. nuclear weapons will be made or procured."
More from a 1st person account . . .
"The new $687 million facility replaces the KC Plant at Bannister Federal Complex, also in Kansas City, Mo., where the federal government has documented about 900 toxins -- the legacy from radioactive and other substances used at the old plant. The KC Plant makes parts such as wiring, fuses, guidance systems, security devices, and the trigger for nuclear weapons.
"Kabat spent 24 hours in the Kansas City, Mo., Police Department's holding cell, and will come before a judge in court in September."
Developing . . .
Symbolic paint splashing should be protected as free speech.
ReplyDeleteMay I direct the good Father Kabat to next splash red paint on Congressman Cleaver who was a big proponent of the new facility?
ReplyDeleteOh and by the way......
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I like the new Pope. Seems like a pretty cool guy.
ReplyDeleteDid he do that before or after raping little boys?
ReplyDeleteI don't care for this nuke business, but we do need jobs.
ReplyDeleteCool, red paint....its an artsy fartsy thang..cool. He is all hard now and shat because the priest went to lock up....cool...priest is trying to become father bad ass....okay....
Somebody better get him the blood of christ and the body of christ to attone for his splattering of tempra paints.
You need to fire your headline writer. He makes little sense.
ReplyDeleteWait, do nukes leave blood behind?
ReplyDeletenukes are a bad biz, KC can do better
ReplyDeleteKC should burn Bullshit. There is no shortage of it.
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