As one of the most important divisions of the criminal vampire squid that has locked down humanity and caused millions upon millions of deaths over the last 2000 years, I don't think the Vatican's suggestion of a global central bank is something humanity should be happy to embrace. This is the hegelian dialectic in action: problem, reaction, solution. The problem is created by global financiers, the public reacts with indignation and unrest, global finance proposes a "solution". Will the people fall for it?
On a separate note, for those unfamiliar with how the Vatican murdered native american children in canada, go here:
Mass genocide of Mohawk children by UK Queen and Vatican uncovered in Canada
Topic: Front Page of Drudge: Vatican Calls For Global Bank - page 2. (Read 2966 times)
The Vatican should just form its own blockchain, called PopeCoin. It'll require a cryptographic "proof of prayer" system to validate transactions.
This made my day
+1
edit: Wow, talk about statism. Global central bank?!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.591157
Oh the Vatican
They receive EACH YEAR more than 1 billion of € from Italy
They don't have to pay taxes for their things all over Italy and have tons of other bonuses cause otherwise you go to hell!
And they speak about taxes?
?
Oh the Vatican
They receive EACH YEAR more than 1 billion of € from Italy
They don't have to pay taxes for their things all over Italy and have tons of other bonuses cause otherwise you go to hell!And they speak about taxes?
? 
Ummmm I don't think the Vatican's goal is monetary freedom and a respect for individual property rights... so politely informing them about Bitcoin may not yield the results you want 
The Vatican should just form its own blockchain, called PopeCoin. It'll require a cryptographic "proof of prayer" system to validate transactions.
The Vatican should just form its own blockchain, called PopeCoin. It'll require a cryptographic "proof of prayer" system to validate transactions.
How can we let the Vatican know about bitcoin?
http://www.drudgereport.com/
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/24/idUS264245887020111024
http://www.drudgereport.com/
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/24/idUS264245887020111024
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