Blasphemous Rumours: The Truth About The Last Supper

The Significance of Trudeau’s Silly Sweater

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Justin Trudeau wears blasphemous ‘Happy Birthday Jesus Sweater’ mocking the Last Supper

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Said sweaters are also still for sale somewhere on line, but why? I wonder whether these images are deliberately put out as bait.

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Here is a Conservative Member of Parliament going off on a hastily taken photo with Justin and Alexandre wearing the stupid sweaters, that they were probably given as a gift, which they ditched soon afterward. But there are bigger fish to fry: Every member of Parliament offered him more than one standing ovation, with each significant pause.

Our governing class too often seems a rather supine lot, and all exercised by too many of the wrong things.

And on I could go. But no one dared raise any of this to our preening Prime Minster holding the floor with his theatrics, his doe-y eyes scanning the room for empathy, sympathy and, one might wonder, dissent. Could not at least one Conservative member I do not ask for a Liberal, for they are by now all co-opted , just one, stand up, clear his throat, and ask politely for an apology on behalf of another group discriminated against in a far more grievous way, the unborn, untold millions of whose lives have been snuffed out, in large part due to the legalization of abortion by Trudeau Sr.

He, Don Jaime, is enormously taken with his niece, who much resembles his dead wife. And then, in a tormented attempt at blackmail, he tells her he did rape her, only to confess the truth soon afterward. The words offense and forgiveness echo throughout this part of the film and are clearly its central preoccupation. Two well-intentioned people, ill-equipped for life—the man because he is timid and solitary and frustrated, the woman because she is inexperienced and self-punishingly religious—both offend in their different ways and cannot find, or no longer seek, forgiveness.

Don Jaime, a curious, satisfied smile on his face in the last full shot we see of him, writes a few last instructions and hangs himself.

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Viridiana, in a revealing self-contradiction, says both that she feels responsible for his death and that there is nothing she need reproach herself for. She means, on the one hand, that her uncle would not have died if she had behaved differently, and on the other, that her virtue is intact. She gathers a group of local beggars and brings them to live on the estate.

Her idea is to give them shelter, clothing, and health, and to get them to work a little. The beggars are a fabulous crew: Rumors surrounding the film made much of the claim that these beggars were not actors but the real thing, recruited on the outskirts of Madrid.

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