‘CAMP OF THE SAINTS’ SEEN MIRRORED IN POPE’S MESSAGE

Breitbart ^ | 9/24/15 | JULIA HAHN

[aquila48]

Pope Francis is urging America to throw open her borders to thousands of impoverished migrants, in part to atone for the “sins” of the colonial era.

“We must not repeat the sins and the errors of the past. We must resolve now to live as nobly and as justly as possible,” he declared before a joint session of Congress. “Thousands of persons are led to travel north in search of a better life for themselves and for their loved ones, in search of greater opportunities…We must not be taken aback by their numbers.”

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Indeed, as the Pope addressed the nation today it is clear that the immigration issue has hit a boiling point. Headlines blare:

European Migrant Crisis: Austria, Germany Near Tipping Point… As Europe Grasps For Answers, More Migrants Flood Its Border… Pope Francis Urges Congress To Embrace Migrants… Western and UN Aid Falling Far Short… Five More Fleets On The Way, From Africa, India and Asia… Refugee Fleet Is Headed For Europe, For France…

The last three headlines, however, are ripped not from today’s papers, but from the pages of a controversial 1973 French novel by Jean Raspail, which many say has predicted with shocking accuracy the events unfolding today.

[LucyT]

Fine w me; now why are you telling me what to think.

MYOB.

[Tau Food]

It sounds to me like we agree.

That's nice.

[dead]

It’s a spooky and horrifying book. If you haven’t read it, you really should.

[aquila48]

“It’s a spooky and horrifying book. If you haven’t read it, you really should.”

I certainly have, and recommend it to everyone. What it gets right more than anything else is the enemy within... The self loathing, PC mongering, faux compassionate, holier than thou, reality denying left and all its propaganda organs.

Truly a tour de force and the perfect book for these times.

It forces us to ask ourselves “what are the limits of compassion?”.