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Pope to grant P.A. leader Abbas an audience at the Vatican

Jan 12, 2017 10:22 am By Christine Douglass-Williams

Relations between the Holy See and Palestine were upgraded in 2015 with the signing of an accord expected to lead to the establishment of a Palestinian embassy in the Vatican at some point this year.

Israel was angered by the accord, which came two years after the Vatican recognized Palestine as a state.

Pope Francis has also called Abbas “an angel of peace.” Abbas is a vicious man who incites violence against Israelis. Abbas has pledged that “not a single Israeli” will exist in a future Palestinian state. Abbas’ advisor on Religious and Islamic Affairs, Mahmoud Al-Habbash, who is also the Supreme Shari’ah Judge, has openly proclaimed that Jews represent evil and Israel is “the project of Satan.”

Pope Francis is showing himself to be no friend of the West nor of Israel; he is enabling and supporting jihadis under the umbrella of Christianity and the powers of the Papacy. He has also fully supported and facilitated the hijrah into Europe; he denounced an “epidemic of animosity” against Muslim migrants, despite the surge in Muslim migrant crime, epidemic sexual assaults by Muslim migrants, and jihad attacks by Muslim migrants, with calls for more violence. As Robert Spencer stated:

“Pope Francis would apparently prefer that Europeans and North Americans be murdered in jihad attacks than that Muslim migration be slowed or halted in an attempt to prevent this.”

“Pope Francis to Host Abbas on Saturday”, Breitbart, January 11, 2017:

(AFP) – Pope Francis will grant Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas an audience at the Vatican on Saturday, the Holy See confirmed indirectly Tuesday by announcing arrangements for media coverage of the visit.

It will be the third time Francis has met Abbas following an encounter during the pontiff’s 2014 trip to the Holy Land and the Palestinian leader’s 2015 visit to the Vatican to attend a canonization ceremony for two Palestinian nuns.

Relations between the Holy See and Palestine were upgraded in 2015 with the signing of an accord expected to lead to the establishment of a Palestinian embassy in the Vatican at some point this year.

Israel was angered by the accord, which came two years after the Vatican recognized Palestine as a state. Relations with the Jewish state were also strained by Francis describing Abbas as an “angel of peace” during the two men’s May 2015 meeting.

Saturday’s meeting will come against a background of deep concern among Palestinians over US President-elect Donald Trump’s declared intention of moving the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem….

 

 

 

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  1. Lynne says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 10:31 am

    This pope is the biggest fool and which is even worse many Catholics can’t see it.

    • Elaine McMurren says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 10:48 am

      He’s not a fool. All of Bergoglio’s actions are deliberate. The last time he invited his Jihad buddies to the Vatican he had wooden boxes constructed to cover classical statues. Nudity offends the murdering idiots. If he has Muslims in Vatican City, the museums will have to go.

      • Wellington says

        Jan 12, 2017 at 11:54 am

        “He is not a fool. All of Bergoglio’s actions are deliberate.”

        Just because actions are deliberate does not mean one is not a fool. I see this Pope as a profoundly foolish man and his foolishness stems from his overall Latin American leftism. And let’s facet it, no with any sense can look at Latin America and say, “Yeah, that’s a region of the world that really works.”

        • Wellington says

          Jan 12, 2017 at 11:57 am

          That’s “face it” and not “facet it.”

        • gravenimage says

          Jan 12, 2017 at 4:01 pm

          Agreed, Wellington.

    • Tradiguy says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 12:49 pm

      Believe me, I know exactly what this evil wolf in sheeps clothing is up to! Vatican 2 has led to this arse being elected ‘pope’ – the Catholic Church has lost its faith and this is the inevitable result. He is not even a Christian let alone a catholic and definitely NOT a pope. Where are the Christian Armies fighting the Islamic onslaught? We stopped them at the gates of Vienna and beat them at Lepanto – now this creature has invited the Mohammedans into the heart of Christianity! ‘ ROME WILL LOSE THE FAITH AND BECOME THE SEAT OF THE ANTICHRIST!’ Our Lady- Fatima. She does not lie!

      • Kathy Brown, Esq. says

        Jan 12, 2017 at 11:30 pm

        Since your handle is ‘Tradiguy’ I presume that means that you are a trad Latin Rite Catholic. Is that true?

        If that is so, you know that the Church has not ‘lost its faith’.

        Whether you are or are not, I am a trad Catholic. And I know that the Catholic Church has not ‘lost its faith’. Our Blessed Lord Himself, when He was personally present here on earth, created the Church and promised: ‘Thou art Peter: upon this rock I shall build My Church, and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it.’

        Certainly it is true that the present Pope is possessed of extraordinarily idiotic delusions in re: islam, to which alas! He often gives voice. But we have had abysmal Popes before (the Medicis spring to mind), and the Church has weathered them.

        But I quite agree with your statements about Lepanto, etc.; and certainly Our Blessed Lady does not lie. However, the quote you attribute to Our Lady at Fatima is wrongly attributed. There is a great deal of controversy about this ‘quote’; but it was allegedly made at La Salette, not at Fatima.

        • pandainc says

          Jan 13, 2017 at 9:28 am

          ‘Thou art Peter: upon this rock I shall build My Church, and the gates of Hell shall not prevail against it.’ Absolutely right. Where the church (as opposed to Peter’s commission to establish the ‘Rock’) blew it is that the Lord did NOT say, “BTW, Pete, pass it on down.”

          Vatican 2 is not the church’s problem, the church is the problem: It is a bureaucracy. Trace the history of the papacy and you’ll find some good men (we all get lucky on occasion) and some real stinkers: Does the name Borgia ring a bell?

          This clown is one of the stinkers. So why are you supporting him? All popes are men elected by a college of cardinals, who are also just men. He isn’t the holy daddy.

    • karl anglin says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 6:08 pm

      This Pope refuses to see that the invasion of Italy by Moslems is an attempt
      to invade and destroy the Vatican.

  2. Achmed says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 10:36 am

    Isn’t the pope the head of the church of Rome? Does he not, supposedly, speak for his church and flock?

    Why cannot sane people see and recognize this … an islamophiliac in charge of billions of other islamophiliacs..

    • ArcadiaP says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 10:08 pm

      Achmed don’t be so sure that the flock does not notice the actions of this Pope. There are already a number of Bishops and Cardinals that are well aware of some of the deceptive stances that this Pope has taken. I remember not to long ago of a number of Bishops calling for a reprimand on some of those teachings. We are not aware of all the rift that is going on behind the scenes.

  3. Berengaria says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 10:44 am

    Pope Francis the Fickle must decide whether he is the Vicar of Christ or the Marxist Puppet of Allah, the all UnMerciful? I just wished that I Knew.
    He has embraced the UN’s Agenda of Sustainabilty, NO CHRISTIAN, Catholic or Non-Catholic, would have brazenly accepted that piece of Anti-Christian GARBAGE!

  4. Angemon says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 10:59 am

    Pope Frankenstein, in good leftist fashion, hasn’t met a “revolutionary” “freedom-fighter” group he didn’t like. Who’s next, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard?…

  5. somehistory says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 11:08 am

    The photo is a picture of two evil creatures. They deserve each other.

  6. Thelastvirgingoat says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 11:08 am

    I guess bibi has to lead the 10th crusade then. God wills it!

  7. NYgal says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 11:48 am

    The Vatican has always preferred that Muslims control Jerusalem and the Holy Land rather than Jews for theological reasons – replacement theology. While the actions of the current Pope are not surprising, they are nonetheless suicidal.

    • Paleologos says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 1:51 pm

      Not correct, NYgal.

      Wellington has it right …

      Wellington says

      January 12, 2017 at 12:01 pm

      Inveighing against the entire institution of the papacy serves no sound purpose. You do know, don’t you, that Robert Spencer himself is Catholic (Eastern Rite). Many popes have been wise, good and shrewd men and the papacy at its best can serve as a moral beacon not just for Catholics but for everyone.

      Reconsider.
      Reply

      *********************************************************************************************************************************

      The sad truth is that the greatest Pope of my lifetime, Benedict XVI, looked islam in the eye with his Regensburg Address, …

      http://w2.vatican.va/content/benedict-xvi/en/speeches/2006/september/documents/hf_ben-xvi_spe_20060912_university-regensburg.html

      … and bravely called islam out for the evil that islam is.

      Now, sadly, Benedict XVI has been followed by Francis, who is at the very least a dangerous idiot.

      R/

      Paleologos

      • gravenimage says

        Jan 12, 2017 at 6:16 pm

        +1

    • Wellington says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 2:47 pm

      Aside from Paleolgos’s apt reply, it is simply insupportable to write as you did that, “The Vatican has always preferred that Muslims control Jerusalem and the Holy Land.” If this were so, then how do you explain all the popes like Urban II, Innocent III, Gregory IX, et al. (N.B., it’s a long, long list) who called for the Holy Land and Jerusalem to be taken back from the Muslims? Your statement, NYgal, is flat wrong on its face and, quite frankly, reveals a decided deficiency in historical knowledge. You know, a person is entitled to their own opinions but they are not entitled to their own facts.

      • Wellington says

        Jan 12, 2017 at 2:54 pm

        I might add, NYgal, that should you have just been referring to recent times since the Jews began returning in large numbers to the Holy Land beginning in the late nineteenth century, I think it the case that the Vatican has had to be very careful about taking a stand on this particular matter since Christian lives aplenty in the Middle East were always a major consideration though, as Paleologus noted, Benedict XVI, who is indeed the finest Pope of our time, nonetheless braved the storm he knew would come by way of many statements he made which indicated Islam’s true nature, none finer than his Regensburg Address of 2006 already noted by Paleologus.

  8. FYI says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 12:00 pm

    I wonder will Mr Bergoglio have an irresistible desire… to wash the feet of Mr Abbas in a public show of his willingness to abase himself in public.Maybe,the old Jesuit Heretic should do that.

  9. Walter Sieruk says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 1:03 pm

    There must be something terribly wrong with pope Francis to fraternize in fellowship with Abbas. This might mean that the pope actually sympathizes with the Islamic agenda of Abbas.
    After all, in the Bible it’s written “Can two walk together , unless they are agreed ? ” Amos 3:3. [N.K.J.V.]

    • Phil Copson says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 3:16 pm

      It’s dead simple – he wishes to remove himself from the “kill list” and so is abasing himself in a parade of pre-emptive surrender.

      Why you people try to wrap up everyday human behaviour in theological twaddle, bemuses me.

      These discussions some of you have with Ibrahim Itace Mohamed, for instance, are like reading the collected ravings of lunatics. Either there is a deity or there isn’t, and what you or I say about it is irrelevant. Still, if you can talk him down off his ledge before he runs amok, at least you’ll have done something positive.

      Jesus was evidently a sensible bloke who saw that people needed to believe in something, and so set out a “do-as-you-would-be-done-by” philosophy in a language that people could understand and accept. Much better to behave yourselves “because God says so” than to indulge in barbarism “because God says so.”

      The Pope isn’t the closest thing to a God on earth, he’s an ordinary flesh-and-blood human-being, who doubtless from time-to-time lies in bed shivering at the thought of what has happened to churchmen at the hands of anti-Christian fanatics around the world..

      Being a Bishop didn’t help any during the Russian Revolution, or the Armenian Massacres, did it ?

      • Wellington says

        Jan 12, 2017 at 4:06 pm

        “It’s dead simple—he wishes to remove himself from the “kill list” and so is abasing himself in a parade of pre-emptive surrender.”

        No, you got this wrong too. I have many reservations about Pope Francis, indeed I think he is a fool, but one of his faults is not cowardice as you erroneously clearly implied. The man, I believe, really does believe what he says. it’s unfortunate he thinks the way he does about Islam, about capitalism, about the United States, about the right of a country to have secure borders, etc., but I am certain he is no coward. Popes, you know, may have faults, but cowardice is an exceedingly rare one among the some 260 or so who have been Pontifex Maximus.

        Also, what the hell do you mean by your inane statement, “Being a Bishop didn’t help any during the Russian Revolution, of the Armenian Massacres, did it?” What, if Christianity were the true faith then its hierarchy would be protected by the Christian God and not be killed? Do you realize how silly this statement of yours is?

        Finally, you used the term, “theological twaddle.” Just wondering. Is there any theological reasoning you don’t consider twaddle?

      • gravenimage says

        Jan 12, 2017 at 6:29 pm

        Phil Copson wrote:

        Why you people try to wrap up everyday human behaviour in theological twaddle, bemuses me.
        ………………………..

        You do know that Wellington is a rational Agnostic, don’t you?

        One does not have to be religious to realize that it matters whether a world religion is saying “love thy neighbor as thyself” or “kill the unbelievers wherever you find them.

        This matters to *everyone*–Agnostics and Atheists are victims of Islam just as Christians are.

        And yes–it matters if a world leader–which is what the Pope is–is appeasing a mass murderer. The consequences are not just theological.

        More:

        These discussions some of you have with Ibrahim Itace Mohamed, for instance, are like reading the collected ravings of lunatics. Either there is a deity or there isn’t, and what you or I say about it is irrelevant. Still, if you can talk him down off his ledge before he runs amok, at least you’ll have done something positive.
        ………………………..

        Most who engage this Muslim troll are doing so to expose his savagery–it is witless moral equivalence to consider Anti-Jihadists to be the same as Jihadists.

        And no–this is not irrelevant. You don’t have to believe in “Allah”–I don’t–to realize that those who worship this baleful figure present a danger to all of us.

        More:

        Jesus was evidently a sensible bloke who saw that people needed to believe in something, and so set out a “do-as-you-would-be-done-by” philosophy in a language that people could understand and accept. Much better to behave yourselves “because God says so” than to indulge in barbarism “because God says so.”
        ………………………..

        This pretty much contradicts everything you said earlier–that this doesn’t matter.

        More:

        The Pope isn’t the closest thing to a God on earth, he’s an ordinary flesh-and-blood human-being, who doubtless from time-to-time lies in bed shivering at the thought of what has happened to churchmen at the hands of anti-Christian fanatics around the world..

        Being a Bishop didn’t help any during the Russian Revolution, or the Armenian Massacres, did it ?
        ………………………..

        When have churchmen ever thought that they were invulnerable? But no; like Wellington, I do not believe that Pope Francis is betraying his flock out of cowardice.

        Besides, if you believe that this kind of appeasement will protect him, then you understand little about Islam.

        • Wellington says

          Jan 12, 2017 at 7:10 pm

          Phil Copson, gravenimage, as you accurately detailed, understands not only not a little about Islam, but little about so many other things as well (e.g., Christian theology—–oh yeah, just think about what this doofus knows about Tertullian, Origen, Augustine, Erigena, Anselm, Aquinas, Duns Scotus, William of Ockham, or even modern theologians like Paul Tillich and Martin Buber).

          You know, I do take a certain joy in a person revealing what a fool they are all the while they think themselves wise. Perhaps I shouldn’t but I just can’t help myself at times reveling in how self-destruction poses as some kind of sapience. Phil Copson is a first-rate, front-and-center, example of this.

        • Phil Copson says

          Jan 12, 2017 at 8:08 pm

          Wellington – you revel away, old son – it doesn’t hurt me any -.(although I do think that you meant “revelling” as opposed to reveling….)

          I didn’t address my remarks to “gravenimage”, mention “gravenimage”, or “accurately detail” anything he has said – you did.

          So spare me your home-brewed tacquiya.

          If you are determined to believe in the non-existent on the basis of some old parchments, then you can’t be surprised that other people believe equally firmly in what is written on their particular set of old parchments.

          Both beliefs are equally irrational, theirs are just more lethal.

          Do you seriously think that having a couple of pounds of electric-jelly between your ears enables you to understand everything there is to know about the universe ? That is monstrously foolish and arrogant.

          The surviving writings of hundreds and thousands of years ago, are obviously a small percentage compared to the wholesale destruction of ancient libraries, nobody can claim complete knowledge of what older civilisations knew and thought.

          You may know Plutarch’s inside leg-measurement, but it won’t save you from a 15-ton truck.

          Your remarks about my being “self-destructive” bring me back once again to the passive-aggressive nature of people like you; you might not physically attack me yourself, but you’re sitting there at home with a box of tissues “revelling” in the thought of the torments in store for those who won’t give you the recognition you crave. If you can find an imp or something, you just send him round – he’ll go nicely with my collection of stuffed cherubs.

          A bit less theology and a bit more back-bone might improve your life-expectancy.

        • Wellington says

          Jan 12, 2017 at 8:49 pm

          First of all, Phil Copson, it’s “revealing” I meant, and as I stated, and not your erroneous correction of what you think I meant to state. So, right up front you got this wrong.

          Second, so what if you didn’t address gravenimage? I addressed gravenimage’s on point dissection of your comments. What, is this not allowed by your Imperial Nothingness? Where do these rules exist except in your limited mind?

          Both beliefs (I assume here you mean Christianity and Islam) you assert are equally irrational though you stumble into the truth by conceding that the Islamic belief system is more lethal, which surely it is. For instance, in the Koran there are 164 verses calling for war to be made upon non-Muslims in order to make all the world Islamic eventually while there are 0 verses in the New Testament calling for Christians to wage war upon non-Christians until all the world is Christian. But, stunningly, in your stupid moral equivalency thinking (if you can indeed dignify what you have written with the word, “thinking”), you never bothered to mention this HUGE difference between the Judeo-Christian ethic versus the Islamic ethic, unless it was by way of pointing out the lethality of the one over the other but WITHOUT indicating any reason why this might be the case. Deficient at best here. Moronic at worst here.

          Noticed as well you didn’t bother to explain why theology in general, and specifically the Christian theologians I mentioned in my 7:10 P.M. post to gravenimage, for instance what Erigena wrote, are not worthy of at least SPECIFIC refutation. I suspect it is due on your part to two things: 1) you really don’t understand theology at all; and 2) you’ve never bothered to read what someone like Erigena posited. BTW, I ultimately accept no theological explanation because I am not religious in the least but I know enough to read what those I disagree with say, for example Erigena or Duns Scotus. Don’t think you have gone this far, but then I don’t think you’ve gone far in anything except hubris and ignorance.

          Finally, as for the rot you wrote about my craving recognition, blah, blah, blah, gotta’ tell you, oh ignoramus, I detect projection here big time. Done here.

        • Phil Copson says

          Jan 13, 2017 at 3:01 am

          “I stumbled into the truth” did I, by noticing that Islam is more lethal than Christianity ?

          No, I can see the obvious, is all.

          And No – I don’t “concede” it, any more than I “concede” that water is wet, or the sun is hot.

          These things are facts and don’t need anyone to concede or refute them.

          Neither I nor anybody else needs to go counting verses in the Koran to see this.

          We all know the explanation for why Islam is more lethal than Christianity, it doesn’t make me or anybody else a moron, if they don’t include an explanation on why this is so each time they mention the two systems.

          Still – if it keeps you happy; Islam is more lethal than Christianity, because Islam call for murder and Christianity doesn’t – is that simple enough for you ? Didn’t need a meeting of the General Synod of get there did it ?

          If you want to spend your time reading the back-story, that’s up to you, but it doesn’t give you rights to try to patronise people who don’t.

          All anybody needs to know about theology is that there are/were a variety of systems by which human civilisations organised themselves based on belief in deities.

          Strangely enough, the people who claimed to be the most devout, were always the richest and most powerful in earthly terms.

          Could that be a coincidence ? No, I don’t think so either.

          And I don’t read every single comment on Jihad Watch, so No – I haven’t the slightest idea what gravenimage may or may not have said about one of my posts.

          The point of Jihad Watch is to learn about the danger posed to the non-Muslim world by Islam, and to act upon it by improving our defences.

          Discussing theology instead is just fiddling while Rome burns.

          What has 2000 years of Christian teaching come to ? Pope Francis – ’nuff said.

          It’s the Tod Beamers of this world that we stand in need of, not people who hide behind assumed names to make anonymous posts.

        • Wellington says

          Jan 13, 2017 at 1:20 pm

          :”What has 2000 years of Christian teaching come to? Pope Francis—nuff said.”

          Well, you really nailed it, a brilliant summation of 2000 years of Christian teaching. I mean who could add anything more of substance since you masterfully summed it all up. No further reason to discourse on 2000 years of Christianity after the sapient comment by you. Case closed, and thank you oh wise one.

  10. Troybeam says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 1:09 pm

    Rome fell because they let the enemy in much of what this Pope is doing in the name of Christ’s love and acceptance however Islam does not and never will accept any other belief than their own. Islam’s belief of being superior to all else is what drives that conquer mentality and killing without remorse.

  11. duh swami says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 2:00 pm

    “Forgive me Father as I have sinned…

    Me too, lets go have a beer…

    • LR says

      Jan 13, 2017 at 3:20 am

      “Forgive me Father as I have sinned…

      Me too, lets go have a beer”…

      That’s the Spirit!

  12. Westman says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 3:09 pm

    I can’t think of a more symbolic gesture; indicating that the Vatican is mistakenly willing to have Israel annihilated in order to remove pressure from its members in the ME. Of course it would make no difference. Any careful observer would realize that conversion of St. Peter’s Basilica into a Grand Masjid is already on the Islamic drawing board

    • Westman says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 8:26 pm

      As a collorary, the Pope should realize that the likely long- term result of his invitation to Islam, particulary if it leads to a wide war between East and West, will be Catholics leaving religion, altogether.

    • carol says

      Jan 15, 2017 at 1:38 am

      Yes, we could fondly nickname that Palestinian embassy in the Vatican as “The Camel’s Nose”.

  13. gravenimage says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 4:00 pm

    Pope to grant P.A. leader Abbas an audience at the Vatican
    …………………….

    Seeing the Pope both literally and figuratively embracing evil is both alarming and deeply depressing.

    • Kay says

      Jan 12, 2017 at 7:46 pm

      Yes.

  14. Bill says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 4:47 pm

    Pope Francis worships at the altar of Communism. Any force that can tear down existing institutions is fine with him. Islam is the perfect tool, so he embraces it.

    He fancies that after having established his dreamed of socialist/communist new world order,he and his fellow leftists will turn and bring Islam to heel.

    The Pope is in for a big surprise.

  15. Custos Custodum says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 7:39 pm

    What does Barry have on Frank the Bouncer?

    Why this hurried audience with a Levantine tinpot dictator before Barry leaves office?

  16. JMB says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 8:25 pm

    As they say, nothing in politics happens by accident.

  17. JMB says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 8:35 pm

    The Pope Grants the PA leader an Audience.

    Unless I have been reading this all wrong I am sure the following will not be on the agenda;
    Rocket attacks on Israeli civilians,
    Truck attacks on Israeli streets,
    The right for Israel to exist.
    Concern about Islamic persecution of ALL Christians in ALL Middle Eastern countries.
    Teaching Palestinian kids to hate Israelis.
    The historic right for Jews to live in their ancient capital of Jerusalem, including the right for Christians to visit holy sites as per Judaeo Christian tradition.

  18. rich says

    Jan 12, 2017 at 10:42 pm

    Oh, is this idiot still pope?

  19. bill james says

    Jan 13, 2017 at 11:08 am

    -Pope Francis’ recent Apostolic Exhortation, Evangelii gaudium:
    No. 253: “True Islam and the proper interpretation of the Koran oppose all violence.”
    No. 250: [He condemn Christians as being as intolerant and violent as Muslims are today]: “An attitude of openness in truth and in love must characterize the dialogue with the followers of non-Christian religions, in spite of various obstacles and difficulties, especially forms of fundamentalism ON BOTH SIDES”.
    -1/15/15 breitbartnews.com “The Pope also said that “everyone not only has the freedom and the right but also the duty to speak one’s mind for the sake of the common good. But without offending.” [Translation: “Don’t criticize Muslims” — and to hell with the First Amendment]
    -2/2015 foxnews.com For the first time in history, Islamic prayers and readings from the Quran will be heard at the Vatican.
    -2/25/15 abcnews.com In January, Lombardi had to explain that the pope wasn’t justifying violence when, in response to the Paris terrorist attacks against satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, Francis said that someone who insults his mother could expect “a punch” in return. [What an obscene analogy: slaughtering 12 people is a “punch in return”]
    -4/5/15 thehill.com “Pope praises Iran [Obama’s nuclear] deal” [Iran, the Number One sponsor of ISIS, is guaranteed to have nukes in a few years]
    -9/23/16 breitbartnews.com reuters Pope Calls Anti-Mass Immigration Journalism a ‘Form of Terrorism’ [He says this on the eve of Obama giving the control of the Internet to a U. N. type entity]
    He wants to guarantee that Muslims will soon dominate the world simply by out-populating all non-Muslim cultures:
    -1/19/15 usatoday.com Pope Francis, after a visit to the largest Catholic nation in Asia [the Philippines has a birth rate of 3.0], says Catholics may have a moral responsibility to limit the number of their children and need not reproduce “like rabbits.”
    But he’s okay with Muslims reproducing “like rabbits”:
    -The minimum “replacement” birth rate per woman in order for a nation to sustain a stable population is 2.1. Almost 3 billion people live in non-Muslim nations with lower than the replacement rate; fewer than 100 million live in Muslim nations which have lower than the replacement rate – the rest, 1.5 billion, are easily replacing populations in their nations.
    -9/29/13 http://www.emirates247.com/mus… “70% of global population growth over the next 30 years will be in Muslim countries.”
    Here’s what a genuine Pope looks like:
    -“Islam has a total organization of life that is completely different from ours; it embraces simply everything,…There is a very marked subordination of woman to man; there is a very tightly knit criminal law, indeed, a law regulating all areas of life, that is opposed to our modern ideas about society. One has to have a clear understanding that it is not simply a denomination that can be included in the free realm of a pluralistic society.” Pope Benedict XVI, 2005 to 2013.
    ———
    Frank says The Lord Loves not a loafer,
    As he sits on his ottoman sofa.
    He lounges, reclines,
    As The West, it declines,
    For this Pope is the Muslims’ gofer.
    [by Dexy]

    “Know thine enemy.” Sun Tzu

    Freedom’s enemy is Pope Francis

  20. Edgar Davidson says

    Jan 13, 2017 at 2:50 pm

    As I’m sure the Vatican is a bastion of integrity and consistency I look forward therefore to the opening of the Embassy of the Islamic State of Luton in Vatican City. See:
    http://edgar1981.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/the-pope-and-new-palestine-embassy.html

  21. Moshe says

    Jan 13, 2017 at 7:21 pm

    Frankly, I wouldn’t be surprised if Franky put on a suicide vest and blew away the St. Peter Cathedral.

  22. Voytek Gagalka says

    Jan 13, 2017 at 8:07 pm

    One moocher inviting another moocher. Both receive HUGE donations from many countries around the world (including but not limited to those sponsoring terrorism) without which NONE of them could even exist in current shape or form today (becoming long extinct from bankruptcy).

  23. manu lui says

    Jan 14, 2017 at 12:52 am

    I MUST SAY THAT, LOOKING AT THE SIGHT OF POPE FRANCIS AND ABBAS PICTURE IS ENOUGH TO MAKE ME FEEL LIKE PUKING. IT ACTUALLY GIVING ME DIAHAREA.

  24. Benedict says

    Jan 14, 2017 at 7:34 am

    What would be nice, if and when the govt of Israel refuses a visa to the pope when he would want to visit the Holy Land. It would create a diplomatic ruckus, but it should be worth it and fun to watch

  25. b.a. freeman says

    Jan 23, 2017 at 7:47 pm

    some years ago, i read that the anglican church had leaders who did not believe in the divinity of Christ, and SJWs rather than christians. sadly, it looks like the catholic church is suffering the same fate.

    i pray that the Lord will open the eyes of the pope.

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