Francis Receives Zelenski Despite Nazi Insigna
Larry Johnson, a CIA veteran, has described Francis’ meeting with Vladimir Zelenski, a “grotesque farce” and “not a good look” for Francis. Writing on his blog Sonar21.com, Johnson stresses that …More
Larry Johnson, a CIA veteran, has described Francis’ meeting with Vladimir Zelenski, a “grotesque farce” and “not a good look” for Francis.
Writing on his blog Sonar21.com, Johnson stresses that Francis has met a man who is involved in a “broad-based attack on the priests and bishops of the Orthodox community in Ukraine and their churches and monasteries.”
The “best part of it all” for Johnson is that Zelenski was wearing a sweater with the emblem from the Nazi “Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists”.
For Johnson, Francis' “silence on the religious persecution underway in Ukraine is another black mark on his tawdry legacy.”
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Writing on his blog Sonar21.com, Johnson stresses that Francis has met a man who is involved in a “broad-based attack on the priests and bishops of the Orthodox community in Ukraine and their churches and monasteries.”
The “best part of it all” for Johnson is that Zelenski was wearing a sweater with the emblem from the Nazi “Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists”.
For Johnson, Francis' “silence on the religious persecution underway in Ukraine is another black mark on his tawdry legacy.”
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Wichita Knight
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Long live Vladimir Zelenski! Long live the Ukraine!
salliperson
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Birds of a feather flock together.
Tom Morelli
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Agree. What happened to the usual protocol of men having to wear ties and suits? Zelensky gets to do whatever he wants because he is the darling of the Dems and the NWO.
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Raher disrespectful dress for Zelinsky to wear in an audience with a pope.....but then Francis is such a clown that he doesn't generate much respect like the office of the Pope used to.
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"“broad-based attack on the priests and bishops of the Orthodox community in Ukraine and their churches and monasteries.” The Orthodox can defend themselves. If not, too bad. It isn't Pope Francis job to run to their defense protesting closures and persecution. THey are basically the same as Russian Orthodox in practice etc, so as such, it's not the Popes job to cme to their defense. If they were …More
"“broad-based attack on the priests and bishops of the Orthodox community in Ukraine and their churches and monasteries.” The Orthodox can defend themselves. If not, too bad. It isn't Pope Francis job to run to their defense protesting closures and persecution. THey are basically the same as Russian Orthodox in practice etc, so as such, it's not the Popes job to cme to their defense. If they were Greek Orthodox, that would be different.