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**zzbust** · 06-24-2012, 11:05 AM

Sorry, the man committed a crime in the United States jurisdiction and should be tried by the courts of the US for violations of US law and then afterwards can be sent to Rome for "ecclesiastic punishment" instead of the other way around. I'm think I'm seeing more and more what Martin Luther was going on about. And just how are you going to waive all the rules to try the cases? I'm seeing more of what Moore was going on about.

06-24-2012, 11:05 AM	#11
zzbust Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 563 Senior Member	Sorry, the man committed a crime in the United States jurisdiction and should be tried by the courts of the US for violations of US law and then afterwards can be sent to Rome for "ecclesiastic punishment" instead of the other way around. I'm think I'm seeing more and more what Martin Luther was going on about. And just how are you going to waive all the rules to try the cases? I'm seeing more of what Moore was going on about.
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