My Respose to Philosopher Regarding Luigi Bisignani's Claim that Pope Francis "Died in a Wheelchair"
@philosopherIn response to your comment addressed to me: Contrary to what you suggest, I did not mention anything regarding the receipt of Last Rites by Pope Francis. My comment cast doubt upon the truthfulness and veracity of the hugely dubious and highly implausible "died in a wheelchair" scenario as stated in the Gloria.tv post and Luigi Bisignani’s original article. And I said as much because no one in their right mind could possibly believe that the Supreme Pontiff, while literally dying or in a grave life-or-death condition, would have been plopped into a "wheelchair" to be transported to a waiting ambulance, when the whole world knows his residence contained state of the art medical equipment and all the attributes of a high level medical facility, with all the bells and whistles available to him 24 hours a day. So clearly that part of the story from Bisignani is predicated upon lies. And it would stand to reason, that if one part of the story is founded upon calumny and unsubstantiated tales and allegations, then it would be difficult to attribute validity to other parts of it, such as the statement alleging Pope Francis did not, in fact, receive the Sacraments and that Pope Leo was actually elected in an earlier vote than what was officially reported by the Vatican....as if no one saw the Black Smoke after the third vote. It is all nothing but rumor, gossip and hearsay.