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    Pope Francis and climate change
      Press release June 21, 2018: Catholic Church and enviromental
      protection
    
    "It seems that Pope Francis has learned little since his 2015 papal
    encyclical calling on the world to fight climate change by limiting
    the use of modern technologies and fossil fuels" (H. Sterling
    Burnett, The Pope’s Misguided War On Fossil Fuels,
    wattsupwiththat.com, June 19, 2018).
    Truth is: The world has learned next to nothing since the so-called
    "Second Vatican Council" (Vatican 2 / V2).
    Admittedly, Jorge Bergoglio, the so-called "Pope Francis", utters a
    lot of false claims. His "Encyclical Letter Laudato Si on Care for
    our Common Home" (May 24, 2015), also known as the "recyclical", is
    only one example among many. Admittedly, with his climate claims
    Francis is "putting the lives of the world’s most impoverished
    people at risk" (Burnett, s. above). But that is only a small part
    of his activities.
    First and foremost, Francis is fighting against the Catholic faith.
    While questions of science and of faith can be connected with each
    other (e.g. "Adam and monogenism"), the topic "fossil fuels and
    climate change" does not have this strong connection. Yes, it is a
    moral obligation to avoid unnecessary risks, and therefore it is
    important to look into issues like enviromental protection,
    vaccination, fossil fuels etc.
    But still: Religion and especially Christianity in its root and in
    its main point and in its end is about salvation or condemnation, is
    about eternal happiness or eternal misery, is about heaven or hell.
    So whoever sees the church just as a kind of "service club",
    completely misses the point.
    Apropos "service club": The oldest "service club" is Rotary
    International, founded in 1905 by attorney Paul P. Harris and the
    freemason Gustave Loehr. Already on August 28, 1928, the Bishop of
    Palencia declared that "good Catholics cannot be part of the
    so-called Rotary Clubs" and that "Rotarianism purports to be a moral
    and moralizing institution, that sets out to influence the lives of
    individuals, families, and peoples, while absolutely discarding, as
    an association, all religious ideas and all kinds of relations with
    God and Jesus Christ Our Redeemer." And on September 7 of the same
    year, the Bishop of Orense declared that the Rotary Clubs "are
    nothing short of new satanic organisms, equal to Freemasonry in
    spirit and origin, however they may try to disguise themselves and
    to appear with the mark of pure humanitarianism and even Christian
    charity and universal, generous, full, and legitimate brotherhood."
    On Dec. 20, 1950, the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
    published a decree: "Members of the clergy may not belong to a
    Rotary club association or take part in its meetings; laymen are to
    be urged to observe the provisions of Canon 684 of Canon Law." On
    the 26th of the same month and year, Pope Pius XII approved the
    resolution and ordered it published, after hearing it in an audience
    granted to His Excellency the Assessor of the Holy Office.
    And as we all (should) know, Bergoglio and a huge amount of
    V2-"bishops" and V2-"priests are Rotarians.
    On Jan. 14 ,2018, RI-President Barry Rassin held a speech:
    "Pollution, environmental degradation, and climate change are having
    more and more of an impact in every one of our six areas of
    focus.  [...] I live in a country where 80 percent of the land
    is within one meter of sea level. According to the projections we
    have now, we’ll see a two-meter rise in sea levels by the year 2100.
    That means my country is going to be gone in fifty years, along with
    most of  the islands in the Caribbean and coastal cities and
    low-lying areas all over the  world. I ask all of you to Be the
    Inspiration to help Rotary move from reaction, to action — to take a
    hard look at the environmental issues that affect health and welfare
    around the world, and do what we can to help."
    As we all (should) know, nearly all "projections" of the climate
    activists have been proven wrong. And as we all (should) know, these
    projections are normally based on absurd ideology and false data.
    Just look for "climate hoax". And if you refuse to do any research,
    just look out of your window: Did anything change? E.g.: According
    to the "projections" of the climate activists decades ago, there
    will never be any snow in Germany. And what happened in the decades
    after those "projections"? We had snow every year, and even one of
    the hardest winter ever. So, why not just get real?
    Admittedly, you could find other similarities in the agenda of
    Francis and Rotary, e.g. concerning vaccination. However, you can
    also do some research on vaccination and other topics.
    At the end of the day, you should see the whole picture. Do not get
    lost in questions like "Pope Francis and carbonisation", "Pope
    Francis and child abuse", "Pope Francis and homosexuals", "Pope
    Francis and whatever". Just ask the right thing: Can the V2-group be
    the Catholic Church, or is "sedevacantism" the only possible and the
    only correct position?
    And when you have become a sedevacantist, feel free to expose all
    absurdities and - above all - the heresies of the V2-group. Do as
    you see fit, without any false respect for a fake church, a counter
    church. But always stay focused: State in the first place that these
    blatant heresies are the foul fruits of Vatican 2.