Cop29, another flop: talks about money not climate
Three hundred billion dollars a year by 2035 from industrialised countries to developing countries is the only agreement that came out of the climate conference (contested by the poorest countries). The climate emergency is a pretext for financial speculation.
Pope’s Letter on Church history teaching, cancels apologetics
Pope Francis publishes a document that advocates renewing the study of Church history for priests and pastoral workers superseding a presumed ‘angelic’ conception of history.
With Trump, Americanism may soften in the US and move to Europe
What remains of the condemnation that the Church under Leo XIII made of Americanism understood as a doctrine of the primacy of efficientism over contemplative life? Trump's victory could lead to a revision of Americanism in liberal style, which will take root more and more in Europe and... in the Vatican.
United Kingdom, Catholic Church mobilises faithful against assisted suicide
Cardinal Nichols and British bishops urge Christians to oppose the bill aimed at decriminalising assisted suicide by promoting the principle of self-determination, to be debated on 29 November. And surprisingly, the Labour government and majority in Parliament is split.
Pope’s new preacher Pasolini teaches rainbow bible
Jonathan and David, the Centurion and the Servant: the Pope's neo-preacher promotes an imaginative biblical exegesis to normalise homosexuality. The significant proximity to Father Rupnik and the Aletti Centre. Two more points for the ‘Fiducia supplicans team’.
Musk’s US political rise fractures Great Reset framework
What role will ‘super-genius’ Elon Musk play in Trump's America? He might take revenge on those who had ostracised him, like the Davos world. But he will certainly take the opportunity to accelerate his most advanced projects. He can’t be described as a ‘white knight’, but reasonable optimism that he will counteract the Great Reset narrative in action is not misplaced either.
Trump's victory is a blow to Poland’s liberal leaders
The leaders of the current Polish government, from Prime Minister Tusk to Foreign Minister Sikorski, have not only been extremely critical recently but even insulting towards America’s president-elect Donald Trump. A rhetoric which will boomerang affecting negatively Polish-US relations.
Irish medical study confirms Covid vaccines harmed children
A study published in the Irish Medical Journal, conducted on 12-15 year old patients, reveals that Covid mRNA vaccines increased the risks of developing myocarditis and pericarditis, both after the first dose but more so after the second.
Spain: Supreme Court attacks Church with principle of non-discrimination verdict
After a 16-year court battle, the Spanish Constitutional Court has recognised a woman’s right to join a male fraternity. According to the principle of non-discrimination, nothing should prevent freedom of participation. A potential threat to every libertas ecclesiae. The Observatory libertad religiosa warns the Daily Compass against future scenarios.
Persecuted Polish Priest fights to defend himself
Following his release on bail, Father Michał Olszewski has once again been attacked by the mainstream media. His lawyer, Krzysztof Wąsowski, dismantled all the accusations in the Polish Gazette Gazeta Wyborcza. But now the Prosecutor's Office, exploiting a technicality, is now attempting to deprive the priest of his defence lawyer.
Trump's America: interclass, interethnic and anti-ideology
‘Trumpism’ is not so much a populism, as often derogatorily described by its enemies, but a ‘people's party’ that expresses the new economic, social and cultural balances in the United States that have matured in recent decades.
Valencia floods: problem is anthropological change not climate change
The tragedy of Valencia, where floods are recurrent, suggests how dangerous the ideology is that blames mankind for climate change and forces sound land management programs to be neglected in favour of green policies which are as expensive as they are useless.
