Abp. Viganò: The Appeal Has Almost 40,000 Signatures

He also said: "Those who make no distinction between opportunities and dangers associated with globalization are denying reality. Pope Francis is also opposed to the fact that states and international organizations impose abortion on poor people in a neo-colonialist way by revoking development aid if they refuse it. In Peru, during the Fujimori period, I myself spoke with women and men who had been unwittingly sterilized and who had been deceived with money and false promises about health and happiness in life. And this is "conspiracy theory?"

Likewise it cannot be accused of conspiracy to assume to vaccinate 7 billion people, even if the drug has not yet been properly tested, limiting the fundamental rights for those who do not accept the vaccine. No one can be forced to believe that a few billionaire philanthropists have the best programs to improve the world, just because they have managed to accumulate enormous private wealth."

On similar positions is also Abp. Athanasius Schneider:

It is surprising how representatives of the ecclesiastical and political establishment and the media have discredited in unison, according to mainstream thinking, the concern of the appeal with the "knock-out argument" of the "conspiracy theory," so as to truncate any further discussion in the bud. I remember a similar form of reaction and language at the time of the Soviet dictatorship, when dissidents and critics of the dominant ideology and politics were accused of complicity with the "conspiracy theory" of the capitalist West.

It should be pointed out that the appeal — beyond the obvious criticism from those who want to misinterpret its meaning, only to avoid having to face the numerous inconsistencies of what is happening before our eyes — has obtained the support of important personalities of the laity and eminent exponents of the world of science and information. Robert Francis Kennedy Jr. has also expressed his support. In less than a week the appeal has collected almost 40,000 signatures and is now spreading to Eastern Europe.

The perception of a sort of rift — which the appeal has the merit of having made visible — between the faithful and the leaders of the hierarchy emerges without doubt. This is also confirmed by the clearly globalist approach of the Day of Prayer "Pray for Humanity" called by the High Committee for the Human Fraternity of the United Arab Emirates to invoke the end of the pandemic, to which the Holy See was immediately regrettably united.

This vision, recently ratified with the Abu Dhabi Declaration, is clearly inspired by the relativist ideology proper to Masonic thought. As such, it has nothing Catholic about it and it is disturbing, to say the least, that the leaders of the Church lend themselves to acting as the "spiritual arm" of the New World Order, which is ontologically anti-Christian.

Carlo Maria Viganò,

Archbishop, Apostolic Nuncio

First published at Marco Tosatti's blog