IF YOU DIDN’T VOTE FOR ‘JOE’ YOU AIN’T A CATHOLIC!
Having learned a lesson from his absurd comment that “if you don’t vote for me, you ain’t Black”, the Sleepy One probably wouldn’t put it this way…nor would the wily Mario Bergoglio of Argentina (Pope Francis). Clearly though, the Pope is’ all in’, in favor of the ‘Great Reset’…a short explanation of what that is we’ve referred to in a previous Veritaspac piece: It amounts to the United States of America surrendering its sovereignty and turning its resources (its wealth, its democratic constitutional freedoms, and economic system) over to the leadership of the United Nations.
The article below (Breitbart) reports on Pope Francis’s position on all this; no surprise…Francis is a Marxist and an enemy of capitalism and the U.S.; and certainly no fan of President Trump or anyone who may have voted for him.
The second article ( link provides the full article) notes that Biden’s “Climate Change envoy nominee, John Kerry, guarantees that with the Sleepy One, the US will buy in completely to the globalist’s “Great Reset”!
So there you have it, the “THREE EVIL* STOOGES”, all on the same page: “President” Biden, Pope Francis, the United Nations! dlh
(*”Evil” aptly describes, even if their (assume ‘well-intentioned’) motives derive out of abject ignorance, the effect of their desires on the world and its people IS evil.)
Pope Francis Adopts Joe Biden’s Slogan ‘Build Back Better’ (excerpt)
ROME — Pope Francis has chosen Joe Biden’s slogan “build back better” to describe his vision for the great reset after the coronavirus pandemic, saying he finds the expression “quite striking.”
“The theme of this year’s celebration is ‘Building Back Better: Toward a Disability-inclusive, Accessible and Sustainable post-COVID-19 World,” the pope wrote in his message… for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, while adding, “I find the expression ‘building back better’ quite striking.” . . .
“God asks us to dare to create something new,” he declared. “We cannot return to the false securities of the political and economic systems we had before the crisis. We need economies that give to all access to the fruits of creation, to the basic needs of life: to land, lodging and labor.”
“We need to slow down, take stock and design better ways of living together on this earth,” he proposed.
The WEF at Davos welcomed what it sees as the pontiff’s endorsement of its “Great Reset” program, highlighting the similarities between their visions.
In an article titled “Here’s the pope’s prescription for resetting the global economy in response to COVID-19,” the WEF declared that Francis had “put his stamp on efforts to shape what’s been termed a Great Reset of the global economy in response to the devastation of COVID-19.”
“Pope Francis has issued a scathing indictment of neoliberalism,” the WEF notes, “a philosophy espousing austerity, privatization, deregulation, unbridled markets, and relatively weak labour laws.”
Moreover, the pope “blames the ‘dogma’ of neoliberal economics for making us more vulnerable to COVID-19,” it states, while calling for “greater multilateral cooperation and a focus on human dignity.”
“Neoliberalism’s free-market orthodoxy has been blamed for making health care systems and livelihoods especially vulnerable to the pandemic, and has drawn a clearer line under the need for active government intervention,” the article asserts.
Via StoppingSocialism.com
JOHN KERRY: “With Joe Biden, the ‘Great Reset’ Will Happen” (excerpt)
Kerry makes it clear that Biden himself supports the Great Reset and that under a Biden administration, the reset “will happen with greater speed and with greater intensity than a lot of people might imagine.”
Excerpts: “Kerry then talks about the Paris Climate Agreement briefly and discussions he had with signatories after the agreement was made. He then says this:
“The best that we’ve [the signatories] done [by signing the Paris Agreement] is send a message to the marketplace that 190 countries plus are all going to move in the same direction to try to deal with the climate crisis. And that means that people who allocate capital have an opportunity to look at the largest market the world has ever had—196 countries all doing the same thing, all trying to move to change their energy policy and deal with the climate crisis. And that’s the biggest market the world has ever known, folks. …
“And the private sector now is beginning to really see this. Borge, yours was the stage where the letter from Larry Fink of Black Rock came out, and it put squarely in front of a lot of these CEOs the issue of stakeholder versus shareholder—which is really at the bottom of what I was talking about, about the dysfunctionality of government and the reaction of citizens. It’s shareholder versus stakeholder. And the issue is whether or not we’re going to move fast enough to provide for what people need at this moment. I think the greatest opportunity we have to do that is in dealing with the climate crisis. . . .
“Now, all the effects we’re seeing today of glaciers melting and fires raging and floods inundating and so forth … so any of you involved in risk analysis know exactly where we’re heading here. And, therefore, we have to move faster. That’s what has to happen. And the entities that can move the fastest, I believe, is the private sector.
“ESG [environment, social, and governance standards] is now in every discussion in every board room. Many, many more financial institutions are looking for what was fashionably called ‘impact investing,’ but everybody is now considering how do we have an impact that’s positive and meet ESGs. The global development standards, the SDGs [U.N. Sustainable Development Goals] are being talked about more.”
Kerry finishes by talking about Joe Biden’s commitment to rejoin the Paris Climate Agreement and Biden’s plans to impose carbon-dioxide restrictions.
