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Will Pope Francis Disarm His Guards?
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... "[Pope Francis'] criticism of those who invest in weapons manufacture is especially puzzling. Anyone, after all, who purchases a weapon could fairly be said to have invested in the manufacture of them. And as it turns out, the Pontifical Swiss Guard, who defend the Vatican and its most famous resident, are lavishly equipped with some pretty hefty investments in Sig-Sauer, Heckler & Koch, Steyr Mannlicher, and Glock semi-automatic handguns, personal defense weapons, assault rifles, and submachine guns ..."
"So, will the Vatican be melting all those guns and blades down, to be remanufactured into farming implements, or something similarly non-martial? If not, who is the real hypocrite here, Your Holiness?" |
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stevelync
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Pope Frankie is a Jesuit. Jesuits are an order steeped in Marxist ideology disguised as "social justice". It's a purposely executed campaign he is on.
Read Codeword: Barbelon - Danger in the Vatican, by P.H. Stuart. Then read Rulers of Evil, by F. Tupper Saussy and you'll be ready to shoot a Jesuit as fast as a Muslim and for the same reasons.
While you're at it, you may want to ferret out the religious and schooling backgrounds of say, 6 of 9 SCOTUS justices then connect the obvious dots. |
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