As if the minions of the walled-off Vatican haven’t been annoying enough in their many calls for the U.S. to reward illegal mass migration, Pope Francis has decided to weigh in on the matter, in a letter to his mostly hand-picked bishops, which rather obviously was intended for the U.S. voters, including the majority of Catholics who voted for President Trump.
Somehow, guys like corrupt, abortion-promoting Joe Biden, or communist impoverisher Nicolas Maduro, or the Christian-persecuting oligarchs of China never drew a peep out of him, and often got lot of affirmation from him, but democratically elected President Trump, who is trying to restore rule of law at the border after a multi-million-strong illegal mass entry of migrants organized by the country’s enemies, is different.
It certainly was an odd choice of world leaders for him to go all Jonathan Edwards on, given the impressive selection out there, and does call attention to many Americans’ minds the extent to which the Vatican, through its NGO charities, is upset about Trump’s cash cutoffs.
That said, the letter mostly highlights how little he knows about the U.S., the realities of the global migrant trade and how muddled his thinking is.
His letter opens with a blase description of “the phenomenon of migration,” as if the ten or twenty million people flowing into the U.S. illegally kind of just happened out of thin air.
Actually, it was quite an organized effort by America’s enemies — from Nicaragua’s dirty little Marxist dictator, Daniel Ortega, who has actually said that he sought to inflict “migrant warfare” onto the U.S., only because he didn’t have an army big enough to take ours on (which I wrote about here and here), to socialist dictators like Nicolas Maduro and Fidel Castro who ran their economies into the ground and emptied their prisons to set off waves of mass migration to take pressure off their regimes as well as benefit from their remittances. They like the migrants’ money, they just don’t like them.
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