Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller spoke in Peru personally with involuntarily sterilised men and women who were cheated of their health and happiness with money and false promises:
“Why should this be a 'conspiracy theory'?" he asks in Die Tagespost (May 14th) after signees of the Viganò Appeal were accused of this.
The mantra of "conspiracy theory" is for Müller a tactical game to denounce those who think for themselves: "Who are you supposed to believe when one conspiracy theorist accuses the other of fake news?”
Müller mentions the public threat [by American oligarchs] to force seven billion people to be vaccinated, even though the vaccine has not been sufficiently tested:
"No one can be forced to believe that a few 'philanthropic' super billionaires have the best programs to improve the world just because they have succeeded in accumulating a huge private fortune."
Müller also refers to the problem of public surveillance, which is not justified if it aims at a "total control of privacy." …More