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In an early address to the European Parliament, Francis told them that they weren’t replacing themselves and were in the midst of a demographic crisis. He has described population control programs in the third world as attempts at “ideological colonization.”

Jeffrey Sachs, above, second from the left, is one of the main promoters of the UN's abortionist policies around the world. He holds UN titles such as director of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN). He also serves as special advisor to the UN Secretary on the Millennium Development Goals.

He uses these positions to argue that, to prevent poverty and advance economic development, abortion and mass sterilization must be enforced by the UN in many countries through financial pressure and government policies.

Further, Sachs is an economist who is a close collaborator with magnate George Soros. It is not rare that Sach's environmental initiatives bring substantial gains to Soros investments.

After Francis' inauguration, Sachs has received preferential treatment at the Vatican. He is habitually quoted as being one of the minds behind the Vatican ecological program, including the draft of Francis' Encyclical Laudato si.

On May 27, 2019, the Vatican Pontifical Academy of Sciences sponsored the meeting "Climate Change and New Evidence from Science, Engineering and Policy." Sachs was chosen to be the guest of honor, sitting at the right side of the Pope, above.

We wonder whether or not the Vatican's ecological efforts to make Amazonia a region independent of the local governments is also a plan orchestrated by Soros' friend...

Like I said in post 31, I don’t like it when he tries to work with people on issues apart from abortion while those people are Pro-Abortion.

You act as if he hasn’t condemned evils like abortion, population control, and gender theory at all, but he has.

Can an argument be made that the pope is causing confusion in the Church with regard to his seemingly contradictory statements? Yes.