text: Comment 2
  
  A thought on the pitiful Vatican laws and judicial systems used to divert attention to minor figures so that big guys are protected.
  
  The Vatican's attempt to try two journalists - one was Fittipaldi -  for receipt of "leaked" information led Vatican powers that be to realize that the Vatican had no jurisdiction over the two journalists.  It was a diversion, folks, and maybe an attempt to "scare" investigative reporters.  Don't think it worked.
  
  But now the information is out there so what do they do?  They divert attention, again, to non-clerical "culprits" and then end up with actually imposing no more penalty than has already been paid by the two in having quit or been fired from their jobs.   
  
  Does anyone think there is any fear among hierarchs or lay big wigs at the Vatican of breaking Vatican rules and laws?  Is the next Bertone or Profiti gonna think twice?