Continuing Outrage Over Pope's Condom Remarks


There is continuing outrage over the pope's remarks against using condoms, given the magnitude of the AIDS crisis around the world, but especially in Africa. As I said in my previous post, the pope's comments essentially mean that the catholic church supports genocide in Africa.


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