Posted On: Saturday - October 11th 2025 10:52AM MST
In Topics: Commies Immigration Stupidity Lefty MegaStupidity Trump Bible/Religion So-called Pope Francis
... and the Bulls are getting deeper overnight.
Peak Stupidity was just guessing back in May, but it seems that we were right about this American-born Pope Leo XIV they got up there in the Vatican City. He was born in Chicago, but he spent half his life down in Peru on what I suppose was a Liberation Theology Apprenticeship.
It's not my
No matter what else you think of him, Trump is no Globalist. The Globalists/Commies are very upset that their plans for the PRP and other evil are being greatly impeded by this guy and his MAGA crowd. Pope Leo is getting upset:
Speaking in front of thousands of pilgrims at St. Peter’s Square on Sunday, Leo warned that migrants must not be treated with “the coldness of indifference or the stigma of discrimination.”So, am I to take it that calling in an ICE raid at the Church picnic is out of the question?
Without singling out any country in particular, Leo said that Catholics should “open our arms and hearts to them, welcoming them as brothers and sisters, and being for them a presence of consolation and hope.”
Anyway, America is not a Catholic country. and neither is the UK, with their risings going on, Germany, with its AfD, and Trump is not either, so lighten up,
Here's where he's just making it up as he goes along:
Leo explained that the church was living through a “new missionary age” that tasked its members with providing “hospitality and welcome, compassion and solidarity” to migrants coming to the West.I've been reading through Acts. That was one hell of a road trip by Paul and his various riders, Sylas, Barnabas, and other of the first Christian missionaries. They went everywhere, man, getting around more and getting in more trouble than a 1960s motorcycle gang. That's what missionaries do.
What missionaries DON'T do is invite strange non-believers into their own countries to preach to. Where is that written, anywhere in The Bible, Pope Leo?
I figured I'd go to the real expert on these matters, so I took a look at Ann Barnhardt's site for the first time in a while. As I figured, she's not all too fired up about this guy either, same as with the old so-called Pope. "slackjawed, mouth-breathing, demon-worshipping Antipope" is how she deftly puts it. In this same post, she wrote something nearly the same as she did some years ago, but I again enjoyed Miss Barnhardt's take on "Blessed are the poor in spirit."**
It's not just the immigration stupidity that Pope Leo has a problem with, but he seems to always get back to The Programme:
“Someone who says I’m against abortion but says I’m in favor of the death penalty is not really pro-life,” he explained.I guess that nixes pretty much the whole of the Old Testament there. I don't think the New Testament particularly agrees either.
”So someone who says, I’m against abortion, but I’m in agreement with the inhuman treatment of immigrants in the United States, I don’t know if that’s pro-life.”I don't know either, Leo. That means it's not pro-life to take someone to prison for say, breaking-and-entering/home invasion either I guess. It's so inhumane... same as sending people back to their home countries on airplanes... I guess... but I don't know... Perhaps if you don't know these things, you should stifle yourself about Trump's great efforts to make America back into a, dare I say, more humane place again.
You think you got a guy from the Chicago School, may know a little bit about things, but it turns out Pope Leo was from the Chiclayo School. It's different down there. Rather than Milton Freeman and free-market principles, the dope of a Pope studied Liberation Theology. That's the religion of Communists.
* If you didn't get the Who musical reference, I don't expect anything out of you on this one either, haha. (Dire Straits, in Solid Rock, from Making Movies.)
** I don't see comments on her site, so I'll put my disagreement on this one point right here:
I’m a huge fan of punctuation. Especially properly-utilized apostrophes. But I’m also a fan of ellipses and the humble comma.I like dashes myself, Should it not be "Blessed are the poor-in-spirit"?
“Let’s eat Grandma!” or, “Let’s eat, Grandma!”
PUNCTUATION. SAVES. LIVES.
I think that we can understand the First Beatitude with far more ease if we slip a set of “here comes the kicker pregnant pause” ellipses in between the subject, “the poor”, and the prepositional phrase, “in spirit.” Thus:
Blessed are the poor . . . in spirit.
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