Diddy? That's a low-blow even for a Catholic!

However, the Catholic Church is not the perpetuator of it. It is the victim of it and we have been the only ones that are really stood up to communism and any significant way.

Interesting isn't it?

And now at the crescendo of absurdity from "the left" and from the Jesuit pope Francis what do we have? A resounding reeeeeeeeeeee! and groups like Nick Fuentes' bunch gaining support from the unaware, because they rail against the ridiculous woke agenda and "promote morality", social media influencers like Candace Owens shilling for Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy because the Jesuit-infested Protestant daughters of the whore of Babylon are too soft (by design)!

Dangerous times...

The True Authors Of Communism And Socialism

The ideas the Jesuits developed in Paraguay over a period of 158 years, were then communicated to Karl Marx in the nineteenth century: “For five years Karl Marx went to the Jesuit school in Trier, which during the Prussian period was known as the Friederich-Wilhem Gymnasium.”

Along with Karl Marx, other leading Communists like Joseph Stalin and Fidel Castro were also trained by the Jesuits. In fact, the former Jesuit General, Pedro Arrupe (1965-1983) once boasted: “And what makes you think we are not proud of Fidel Castro?”

While it is true that the Popes are known for condemning Communism, this on their part seems to be more political manipulation than anything else, since Rome has repeatedly supported the principles of Communist thought. “The Communist Manifesto” was first published in 1848, and within less than fifty years we find the Vatican publishing declarations in agreement with it. In his book, “Ecclesiastical Megalomania,” author John W. Robbins notes the following: “One of the Roman Church-State’s most influential statements on economic matters is the 1891 encyclical Rerum Novarum, On the the Condition of the working Classes. In this encyclical the Roman Church-State allied herself with the proletariat, which in Marxism is the great and final enemy of the capitalist order. The encyclical’s Marxism is so blatant that one Roman Catholic writer declared that ‘much of encyclical (Rerum Novarum) appeared only to repeat in more orthodox language what Marx had said ten years before’….Indeed, there are paragraphs, if not pages, in The Communist Manifesto that might have been written by the pope…”