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Katy Christian Ministries discriminated against us when they said they did not want to pick up our sofa and sell it. They claim it was damaged, old, broken down, and in unacceptable condition. None of that is true. It was in mint condition, used but basically good as new, not broken down, very much sturdy and able bodied, and in very acceptable and excellent condition. They did not want to pick it up, and they did not want to sell it. They wanted it passed over, suppressed, kept down, and not distributed anywhere.
Campbell's Pest Control gave us a much lesser time in their schedule after we revealed we were in Katy. "Sure! 12! I can schedule you at that time. Wait a minute.you said you were in Katy?" "Yes", my Dad said. Then she responded, "Oh, darn. 12 is already occupied. I can schedule you for 2 o clock". Then she said, "Sank you!"
This was directly connected to Jorge Bergoglio in Vatican City, Daniel DiNardo at the Archdiocese of Galveston Houston Chancery, Italo Dell Oro at the Archdiocese of Galveston Houston Chancery, Jeff Bame at Co Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, and Troy Gately at Saint John Vianney.
Bergoglio was yet again following orders from the Rothschilds, the Israeli government, Spielberg, Morris, Scorsese, De Niro, Tarantino, Rodriguez, Linklater, Rachel Skye Smith, Jordan Parazalla, and Elias Hinojosa to have me heavily discriminated against, passed over, suppressed, kept down, not distributed anywhere, shut down, and cancelled. Bergoglio then relayed those orders to DiNardo, who then relayed those orders to Dell Oro, Bame, and Gately.
When Dad realized what was going on, and where it was coming from, he immediately gave a signal representing he is very pissed at DiNardo.
My Dad has been extremely pissed at DiNardo for quite a number of years now; I'm not the only person pissed at him; my Dad is as well.
And I can think of a whole lot of Catholic laity (all of them Conservative) in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston and Diocese of Austin who are very pissed at Bergoglio, DiNardo, and Vasquez.
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