[PieterCasparzen]

Sounds like new world order; citizens of nations with high per capita wealth see their economy (and charities) shifting funding/investment/jobs to third world nations.

It’s the modern notion of “internatioal charity”, government-funded “spread of democracy” and the modern slave concept of bringing the work to the slave as opposed to the old way of bringing the slave to the work.

New world order loves communism/socialism/dictators and supports them with money it gathers in the free world from taxes and monopolistic businesses.

One needs a basic understanding of what global private equity does, and how it fits into the foundation/influence/lobbying system, in order to begin to understand not only how but why new world order runs their third-world operations.

I can only hope and pray the right things happen, but I am not naive enough to think that they won’t be supremely difficult.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Yes it is a church for the poor. Following are images of Castel Gandolfo where retired pope Joseph Ratzinger is residing:

Looks like to me he is undergoing a real step down from the Vatican (actually).

[ontap]

I have no problem with a church “for the poor” as long as it's talking about money raised from their parishioners...it's when the Father Flaggers show of with their communist ideology that advances government seizure of tax monies to support their pet projects!!

[mjp]

a fellow cardinal from Brazil had told him "don't forget the poor"

the best way to help the poor is to support the institutions and values of private property rights,rationality, technological progress, and capital accumulation, and the economic system and political system that is compatible with those institutions and values, which are capitalism and limited government.