2023-09-26 20:38:01
Edited – Visiting Marseille this weekend, Pope Francis gave a giant mass at the Vélodrome stadium, and did not go so far as to sing a song. So much the better: Eddy Mitchell did it clearly better than him in 1977.
Let’s get back to our well-kept sheep. In fact, this gentleman ordered (almost expressly) European states, with France in the lead, to welcome, feed, care for and naturalize all migrants, because it is because of us – yes! you and I, European citizens, may these unfortunate Africans flock to Europe in their millions.
If ! According to this gentleman in an “immaculate abaya and elongated white yarmulke”, it would be us, the “bad” Europeans, who destroyed and pillaged Africa. The Vatican and the Church have nothing to do with it. No. Absolutely not ! And even less himself, obviously. Like an inverted Abbot Peter forced to do so, it is only for the prestige of the Church that he permanently bathes in opulence.
So given that in France, we have the money, the space and the structures to welcome, feed, educate, train and care for all the migrants in the world, it is up to us French people to do it: pig who in denial!
And this despite inflation being so galloping that it has made basic necessities difficult to access for at least a quarter of the population. Not to mention the price of electricity, gas and gasoline. And this also notwithstanding a public debt of more than 3,000 billion, which means that each French citizen is in debt of €43,000 from birth.
Each of us must welcome at least one migrant. One per household. Two if we really have a lot to be forgiven for, in terms of colonization and the ongoing pillaging of Africa carried out among others by French companies.
So it’s true. Somehow, François is right: everything is our fault.
Oh yes ! Calling into question the democratic principle, some will say that they do not agree. But weren’t we the ones who, by electing Nicolas Sarkozy, mandated him to attack Libya? And therefore somewhere contribute significantly to this influx of migrants. This migratory flow and the terrible economic, health and political consequences it has today on both sides of the Mediterranean.
Well, okay, 99.99% of us didn’t know he was going to do it. But as President of the French Republic, he did it, on our behalf. I know: it’s painful to hear, but it’s reality.
Certainly, the Vatican is tiny in size, compared to France, but the Palace and the resources of the Church are gigantic. The Church is one of the largest landowners, including 6.5 billion euros in France, according to Complément d’Enquête.
So what would the Holy Father say if his detractors asked him: why doesn’t he set an example by welcoming migrants to the Vatican? Without failing to invoke Isaiah 58.3 “Share your bread with the hungry, And bring into your house the poor who are homeless. »
What would he say if these same detractors suggested that the Vatican take from its coffers, as a contribution, the few billions needed to deal with the emergency, as the pontiff said? Would they hesitate to add that the coffers of the Church, filled with billions, were, for the most part, from the contribution (expected, even demanded or a pillaging) of Africa on behalf of the Church? , without forgetting to mention, without a doubt, the words of the philanthropist Arles-Dufour “Well-ordered charity begins with oneself. »
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Furthermore, verification done my Holy Father, and yes, we are a media, Marseille is in France, Lampedusa is in Italy (territory where you have your enclave), and Kiev is not in the Maldives. So as a thank you at Christmas, we will give you a useful gift, Holy Father: a GPS. Essential, even to verify knowledge of geography!
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