Barnhardt recently posted a picture of Emperor Palpadine from the Star Wars “Revenge of the Sith.” Next to it was a picture of Leo, who happens to look very much like Ian McDiarmid, the actor who had for years played the Star Wars villain. Can’t resist making more analogies, for example, how Palpadine taunts Luke Skywalker with, “Young fool, only now, at the end, do you understand… that somehow, I have returned.””Now witness the power of this fully armed and operational battle station.” Yes, we could say that with Leo the Francis has virtually returned to his galactic command post, however refurbished and reconditioned. Ah, the emperor’s new clothes, not just a fairy tale for kids any more.
I do hope Pope Leo XIV will be seen by a dermatologist soon. Not only to examine him body-wide for cancerous or pre-cancerous lesions, but to advise on the bumps noted on his face in the large photo included on today’s post. He looks as though he has some rather large blackheads and/or an inclusion cyst that can be handily dealt with and will draw less attention to his nose.
That’s so sadly curious, Maid. We recall that, in the superstitious Middle Ages, at the Puritan trials, in literature, theater (Macbeth, The Crucible), opera (Hansel and Gretel), and movies (cf. Snow White, Wizard of Oz), witches and warlocks were often “known” by “a devil’s mark,” i.e. prominent warts, particularly on their noses, to emphasize their evil nature and connection to the occult.
At least he does not have that perpetual Bergoglio scowl, at this point though that is the only plus I can see in his makeup. He might be a good evangelist, look at the conversion job he did on Taylor Marshall! A true miracle in just 3 days! How Biblical
Barnhardt recently posted a picture of Emperor Palpadine from the Star Wars “Revenge of the Sith.” Next to it was a picture of Leo, who happens to look very much like Ian McDiarmid, the actor who had for years played the Star Wars villain. Can’t resist making more analogies, for example, how Palpadine taunts Luke Skywalker with, “Young fool, only now, at the end, do you understand… that somehow, I have returned.””Now witness the power of this fully armed and operational battle station.” Yes, we could say that with Leo the Francis has virtually returned to his galactic command post, however refurbished and reconditioned. Ah, the emperor’s new clothes, not just a fairy tale for kids any more.
I do hope Pope Leo XIV will be seen by a dermatologist soon. Not only to examine him body-wide for cancerous or pre-cancerous lesions, but to advise on the bumps noted on his face in the large photo included on today’s post. He looks as though he has some rather large blackheads and/or an inclusion cyst that can be handily dealt with and will draw less attention to his nose.
That’s so sadly curious, Maid. We recall that, in the superstitious Middle Ages, at the Puritan trials, in literature, theater (Macbeth, The Crucible), opera (Hansel and Gretel), and movies (cf. Snow White, Wizard of Oz), witches and warlocks were often “known” by “a devil’s mark,” i.e. prominent warts, particularly on their noses, to emphasize their evil nature and connection to the occult.
At least he does not have that perpetual Bergoglio scowl, at this point though that is the only plus I can see in his makeup. He might be a good evangelist, look at the conversion job he did on Taylor Marshall! A true miracle in just 3 days! How Biblical