Francis' Homosexual Subversion Already Began in Buenos Aires
- As early as 2013, reports from the Vatican showed that Francis was different from his media image: arrogant, dismissive of people, prone to foul language and temper tantrums.
- Public relations expert Omar Bello worked with Cardinal Bergoglio for years. Bello described him as skilled in the covert exercise of power and the manipulation of people.
- While still in Buenos Aires, Bergoglio ordered the dismissal of Felix Botazzi, a member of his archdiocesan staff. But when he met Botazzi, he told him: "I knew nothing about it, my son. Why did they dismiss you? Who did it?"
- In 1997, Monsignor Roberto Toledo of the Buenos Aires Curia forged Cardinal Quarracino's signature on financial transactions. The fraud was not discovered until Bergoglio took over the archdiocese. Toledo was found guilty. Bergoglio made sure that Toledo, a homosexual with a sports teacher as his lover, was not touched but was given a parish.
- In August 2005, Benedict XVI accepted the resignation of the anti-Catholic bishop of Santiago del Estero, Juan Carlos Maccarone, who was found to be having homosexual relations with his 23-year-old chauffeur. Cardinal Bergoglio publicly defended Maccarone.
- Bergoglio also defended notorious homosexual abusers such as the famous priest Julio Grassi or the Buenos Aires priest Rubén Pardo. The latter was reported to have abused a fifteen-year-old male teenager. Bergoglio placed him in a diocesan residence and refused to meet the teenager's mother. Pardo was later convicted and died shortly afterwards of AIDS.
- Cardinal Bergoglio surrounded himself with morally corrupt people which he could easily control.
- In Rome, Bergoglio removed people of integrity out of the Curia (Burke, Sarah, Müller, Pell) and replaced them with an unprecedented collection of clerical villains.
- Francis understands that the only obstacle to his subversion comes from Catholics who have seen that the emperor has no clothes, hence Bergoglio's smear campaign against the Catholics whom he calls "rigid" and "backward".
- In the last three months the downward spiral has accelerated as Francis desperately tries to institutionalise his subversion before he dies.
- One example is the protection of Father Marko Rupnik, a priest accused of decades of sexual abuse of adults, including sacrilegious elements.
- Another example is Francis' climate superstition. He wrote in Laudate Deum: "It is no longer possible to deny the primarily human cause of climate change."
- He tacitly accepts the demands of the German Synod, including the homosexual "blessing".
- He removed Bishop Strickland of Tyler for not toeing the line of the Bergoglio party.
- He wanted the Ex-Synod on Synodality to institutionalise the current subversion.
- He has plans to change the rules for papal conclaves to introduce lay participation, including women.
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