“Mass disruption warning on Pope day”, warns the Scotsman.
The paper’s report gives details of the mass disruption for Edinburgh and Glasgow.
And that’s only Scotland.
This geezer obviously feels himself far more important than the lives of ordinary people who want nothing to do with his evil, and the Scottish and Westminster authorities are happy to go along with it, because even those politicians who detest Ratzo the Vile as much as I do are so bloody pusillanimous that they won’t stand up and say the Pope should be kept out of the country unless he’s on a pastoral visit paid for entirely by the super-rich Catholic Church.
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