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THE CHURCH MILITANT Ephesians 5:11-"And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them". This Christian News Blog maintains a one stop resource of current news and reports of its own related to church, moral, spiritual, and related political issues, plus articles, and postings from other online discernment ministries, and media which share the aims to obey the biblical commands to shed light on and refute error, heresy, apostasy, cults, and spiritual abuse.
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A Jan. 6, 2018 news report produced
by investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson for Sinclair Broadcast
Group revealed that retired congressmen Dan Burton (R-IN) and Dr. Dave
Weldon (R-FL) and current Rep. Bill Posey (R-FL) were pressured by
colleagues or threatened by PhRMA lobbyists to back away from examining
vaccine safety issues, including the reported link between vaccines and
autism.1
The report also revealed that, in 2007, federal government officials
suppressed and then misrepresented the expert opinion of pediatric
neurologist Dr. Andrew Zimmerman that vaccines can cause autism during
U.S. Federal Court of Claims hearings evaluating vaccine-related autism
claims filed in the federal vaccine injury compensation program (VICP).2republished below in full unedited for informational, educational and research purposes:
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Starbucks is installing needle-disposal boxes in some bathrooms, as well as exploring other solutions to workers' concerns regarding improperly disposed-of syringes and related health risks.Maybe a better way to address workers' concerns is to find them jobs at a civilized coffee place, like Coffee Bean or Bill's Diner in Montana.
More than 3,700 people signed a petition on Coworker.org calling for Starbucks to place needle-disposal boxes in high-risk bathrooms.
Starbucks workers report finding blood and needles in bathrooms, as well as being pricked by improperly disposed-of needles, risking exposure to HIV and hepatitis.
The coffee giant is exploring possible remedies after employees expressed fears about being pricked by uncapped needles and experiencing related health risks. Starbucks is testing solutions including installing sharps-disposal boxes, utilizing heavier-duty trash bags to prevent needle pokes, and removing trash cans from certain bathrooms.Now your $20 latte also comes with extra heroin. The question though is if you have heroin, why do you need Starbucks?
In October, three Starbucks employees in Seattle told local news that they encountered hypodermic needles on the job nearly every day. They said they had to take antiviral medications to protect themselves from HIV and hepatitis.This is what working for a social justice company looks like.
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“An archbishop has broken ranks from fellow Italian prelates, saying
that mayors have no right to appeal to conscientious objection to
disobey the nation’s immigration laws.” Luigi Negri didn’t just oppose
fellow Italian prelates with his comments. He also has indirectly
opposed the Pope, who recently hijacked the religious feast day
Epiphany, celebrated by millions of Christians around the world on
January 6. Pope Francis gave a mass to around 60,000 people in St
Peter’s Basilica, but he decided to deliver his shameless sales pitch to
advance open-door immigration before the worshipers.The right to object is to be defended when fundamental principles are undermined….Those mayors who use conscientious objection deliberately as a political tool against legitimate actions of superior or equal authorities, abuse the concept.An abuse that the Pope has committed in his role repeatedly. Also important was Negri’s recognition of the importance of Judeo-Christian culture and the threats posed to its institutions:
The archbishop said moreover that not everyone is in a position to integrate into Italian society, which is based on a Judeo-Christian understanding of the person, family, and societyHe was clearly referring to Islamic supremacists, who have wreaked havoc throughout Europe and elsewhere.
An archbishop has broken ranks from fellow Italian prelates, saying that mayors have no right to appeal to conscientious objection to disobey the nation’s immigration laws — an Italian parallel to American sanctuary cities.
Luigi Negri, the former archbishop of Ferrara, suggested Sunday that bishops who have supported or called for recourse to conscientious objection have overstepped their competence, failing to respect the legitimate autonomy of the political sphere in questions that require prudential judgment. Similarly, mayors who appeal to the principle to disobey immigration laws misuse it.
“The right to object is to be defended when fundamental principles are undermined,” Negri said. “Those mayors who use conscientious objection deliberately as a political tool against legitimate actions of superior or equal authorities, abuse the concept.”
According to Catholic theology, one must refrain from obeying laws that mandate immoral behavior, such as a law requiring people to participate in abortions.
The “security decree” of interior minister Matteo Salvini, which among other things facilitates the deportation of illegal immigrants, has raised the ire of certain members of the Italian Catholic hierarchy.
On the same day, the archbishop of Chieti, Bruno Forte, protested the Salvini decree in an interview with the press, claiming that rescuing migrants is not something optional but a “moral imperative.”
Ethically speaking, Forte said, “if something contrary to my conscience is imposed on me, such as refusing help to whole families at the mercy of the sea for days, conscientious objection is justified.”
“Alarmism and talk of an invasion are propagandistic lies that are harmful to everyone, except to those who use them for electoral advantages,” the archbishop said in reference to the interior minister’s allusions to Italy’s migrant crisis.
Archbishop Negri took issue with this line of reasoning, saying that prelates have no right to meddle in secular affairs where moral absolutes do not come into play.
“The issue of security is a matter for dialogue among the secular forces participating in social life,” he said.
“In general, those who exploit the gospel are mistaken,” Negri said, while also defending the Salvini decree, arguing that “a recovery of cultural, human and religious identity is absolutely positive: the famous Christian roots of Europe.”
The archbishop said moreover that not everyone is in a position to integrate into Italian society, which is based on a Judeo-Christian understanding of the person, family, and society…..