Pope gives blessing to anti-The Vatican’s security service will be tapping into Interpol’s computers after setting up an in-house anti-terrorism unit. According to reports, the Vatican’s Gendarmerie has put together a "rapid intervention group" and an "anti-sabotage department" as sub-units of its gendarmerie corps. The Vatican will also work more …
This must surely be the 10076'th sign of the apocalypse.
If anyone knows when it is comming, it is surely The Pope.
Upgrading his "special troops" is just what is needed before the demons come hauling up from the earth.
The cover-up is of course not so much to prevent people from worrying (after all - getting people to worry about their future is what the Catholic church is all about), but rather to catch the Devil unaware.
There's aliens out there all right. Oh yes, they are coming too. In modified airliners they'll come. Did you know planes have been disappearing from the junk yard in the Arizona desert? Taken and modified by aliens, they were. They'll come soon enough. We'll all be sucked up into the modified planes and dropped into volcanoes. No amount of baggy trousers and madness with guns will save us. They may be amongst us already.
The Gendarmerie Antiterrorism Squad ... Our chief weapon is surprise... and fear...fear and surprise Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency.... Our three weapons are fear, surprise, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope.... Our *four*...no... *Amongst* our weapons.... Amongst our weaponry...are such elements as fear, surprise.... I'll come in again.
"Upgrading his "special troops" is just what is needed before the demons come hauling up from the earth."
Pff, everyone knows that when the demons come through, the only thing that will stop them is a lone marine, left in his base while his comrades in the initial assault get slaughtered.
he will then enter the fray armed only with a pistol and his bare fists, to take on the hell-spawn.
Hope that helps :-)
Steven R
Hey,
Vatican is changing... last time they had anything to do with terrorism was during operation Gladio and P2 (Propaganda 2) lodge but strangely enough, at the time they were as effective with anti-terrorism enquiries as they are co-operating on peadophilia cases today!
All of you are evidently disillusioned with the pope and his institution. I don't blame you, christian believers are down in numbers, churches are empty, and taken over by mosques, anti-abortion legislation etc ... etc.. etc...
Join us and "ALLAH" "Subhanahu wa ta'ala" will grant you paradise.
"Pff, everyone knows that when the demons come through, the only thing that will stop them is a lone marine, left in his base while his comrades in the initial assault get slaughtered.
he will then enter the fray armed only with a pistol and his bare fists, to take on the hell-spawn."
Nah, this time he'll be given the BFG9000 from the start, after reciting the holy scriptures of IDKFA and IDDQD.
this is nothing but a ploy by the vatican to reinstate the spanish inquisition.
thanks to their access to interpol they will now be able to track heretics all over the world.
the black hel(l)icopter because that's what the inquisition death squads will descenfd upon us in.
Has sci-fi taught you nothing? It's always the guys with awesome melee weapons (see pole-axes) that win in a fight. Especially in Sci-fi RTS games. So if the pope has a special command and control screen to order the poleaxe guys around with, they're our best hope of stemming the alien / demon tides. Especially if they were to mount flamethrowers in the ends of their pole-axes.
Mine's the flame-retardant one.
...the Vatican dazzles us with its modern approach. IIRC, the last such surprise was the pope admitting that the earth is indeed an ellipsoid, only half a millennium after that had been conclusively proven by repeated circumnavigation.
And yet it moves...
@Ferry Boat
Quite the Xenuphobe, aren't we? *chuckle*
Mine's the one with the Operation Clambake print.
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