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\nPope continues crusade for world government<\/p>\n
January 12, 2010
\nBy Cliff Kincaid<\/p>\n
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\nGlenn Beck recently said that he was inundated with messages from people concerned about an Obama executive order giving special rights to the international police organization known as Interpol. But what about the global campaign by the Vatican to establish a \u201cWorld Political Authority\u201d with \u201cteeth.\u201d Don\u2019t look for Beck, O\u2019Reilly or anybody else in the media to take on Pope Benedict XVI. It is just too controversial. Commentators who question the Vatican run the risk of being labeled anti-Catholic bigots.<\/p>\n
Many Catholics, especially of a conservative persuasion, are embarrassed and troubled by what is happening inside their church. But they are mostly reluctant to say anything publicly. The facts, however, speak for themselves, and they are available on the Vatican\u2019s own website in the actual words and statements being uttered by the Pope.<\/p>\n
Consider, for example, Pope Benedict\u2019s passionate embrace of the radical environmental movement. The Washington Times on Tuesday ran a front-page photo of the Pope greeting ambassadors to the Vatican during his new year\u2019s address to the diplomatic corps. \u201cThe Pope denounced the failure of world leaders to agree on a climate change treaty last month,\u201d the caption said. It\u2019s true. Despite the Climategate scandal that has thrown the man-made global warming theory into disrepute, the Pope is still a believer in the discredited claims being made about the role of man in creating a hotter planet and he is trying to force world leaders to embrace and act on them.<\/p>\n
Acting more like a politician than a religious leader, the pope complained about the failure at the Copenhagen conference to come up with a new treaty to punish Western nations, led by the United States, that have used fossil fuels for industrial development. Referring to \u201cthe growing concern caused by economic and political resistance to combating the degradation of the environment,\u201d he said, \u201cThis problem was evident even recently, during the XV Session of the Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change held in Copenhagen from 7 to 18 December last. I trust that in the course of this year, first in Bonn and later in Mexico City, it will be possible to reach an agreement for effectively dealing with this question. The issue is all the more important in that the very future of some nations is at stake, particularly some island states.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Pope, therefore, is going to use his influence to get a treaty written, passed, and imposed on the world.<\/p>\n
The Pope went on to embrace other aspects of the global \u201cprogressive\u201d agenda, endorsing the holding of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference in New York in May, so that \u201cconcrete decisions will be made towards progressive disarmament, with a view to freeing our planet from nuclear arms.\u201d This is Obama\u2019s goal as well.<\/p>\n
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