Dear runner,

Yes our Dan has called for the release of the redacted matters from the Royal Commission regarding Pell. Christian Porter has agreed to do so in a few weeks. They were redacted because they were deemed likely to prejudice Pell's case and not in a good way.

This will reveal more of the grubby machinations of Pell regarding his involvement of moving abusing priests around. The Royal Commission uncovered many grubs and it will undoubtedly do so when these documents are aired.

Are you looking forward to them too runner? Or will you keep siding with the abusers and their enablers?

just waiting for the Police to advertise for more victims Steelie. Thank God the High Court does not agree with your grubby tactics of making up lies. I mean they could be out catching real paedophiles but as you know your identity politics would not allow that. You and the other grubs are more interested in framing a guy than child victims. We know who the true enablers are and it ain't those concerned with justice.

The thing about evil deeds is that they just never go away and they hound the evil doer until the day he dies.

Dear runner,

The High Court did not say anyone lied. In fact they were at pains to say the victim's testimony "did not contain discrepancies, or display inadequacies, of such a character as to require the jury to have entertained a doubt as to guilt."

All they found was that reasonable doubt could not be discounted.

The victim has more courage, grace and respect for the law in his little finger than you would have in a lifetime.

You are one sick little piece of work mate.

Paul.

"...Someone posted a figure of 3% of (Australian) Catholic clergy being paedophiles, the Church itself put the figure at 7%, which included female clergy."

Could you give a reference to when the Catholic Church started to ordain women?

'The thing about evil deeds is that they just never go away and they hound the evil doer until the day he dies.'

a few Victorian Police and judges won't be getting much rest if that's the case Mr O.