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Pope Francis Calls for a New Economic System That Sounds Like ESG · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi. I'm Jay felon, and thank you for
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  listening to the slippery slope. So I'm coming to you from the
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  whitsundays in Queensland, Australia, and hecka.
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  We had a lot of rain here. Nothing nearly as much as what
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  they've had in Victoria and New South Wales.
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  The rest of the nation or the rest of the East Coast says to
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  be flooding, the northern section of queens and where I
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  live has just Started with the hectic rain and apparently we've
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  got some amazing. I think it was described as huge
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  Hailstone coming into western parts of Australia as well so
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  there you go. Major weather events happening
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  in Australia but today anyway, that's not what I want to talk
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  about. Want to discuss the pope, Pope
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  Francis, It seems like more and more.
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  He is auditioning for the position of the false prophet as
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  described in the Book of Revelation.
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  So we have this headline here from the Independent Sentinel,
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  Pope Francis calls for a new economic system that sounds like
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  ESS. Gee, I just in case you know
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  what don't know what ESG stands for word is the Environmental
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  social and corporate governance. So ESG represents a more Or
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  stakeholder Centric approach to doing business early.
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  As ESG, increasingly becomes top of mind for directors, it's
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  essential to consider the global nuances that drive Focus region
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  by region. That's what's a diligent.com
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  says about ESG anyway. So, going back to this article.
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  It says that Pope Francis says that the world and its
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  institutions require material changes to create a new economic
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  system. That creates food Health
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  economic and social rights for all.
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  He wants the UN the United Nations, the dictators Club.
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  As this, this article describes them to lead the world with this
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  new system, that sounds a lot. Like what does it sound like the
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  world economic Forum system? Yes, it sounds a lot like the
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  great reset, you know, the great reset where you'll own Thing,
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  but you will be happy, only nothing because we told you.
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  So, yes, anyway, so goes on to say in the new book which is
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  titled. I ask you in the name of God, 10
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  prayers for a future of Hope. Okay.
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  The Pope says it is more than obvious.
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  The UN needs to reform. He wants the UN to change, so
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  they can resolve conflicts and Achieve peace, which is Laudable
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  goal after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, he wants the UN to
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  find what in quotes and more agile and effective way of
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  resolving conflict. Is it sounds very sounds a
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  little disturbing to me for a for an organization.
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  Like the UN to find more agile and effective ways of resolving
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  conflicts, sounds like you want an organization to maybe cut Cut
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  Corners, maybe have less oversight, maybe, you know, get
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  rid of, get rid of the hard questions.
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  Get rid of conflicts deal with problems with less oversight,
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  that's what it sounds like he is calling for.
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  He also, says, in Wartime, it is essential to affirm that we need
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  more multilateralism and a better multilateralism, but the
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  UN is no longer fit for new realities.
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  He added, In an extract published by list a daily.
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  So the pope is a fan of the UN and a new world order.
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  The Vatican wrote a conviction that today is even stronger in
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  the change of epoch, that we are living amend.
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  Our arduous search for a New Horizon of coexistence, for
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  Humanity, okay? So he says the world is changed
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  and he wants the un's role to change the City of these reforms
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  became more than obvious after the pandemic, when the current
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  multilateral system showed all its limits he added.
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  So to Pope Francis, the unequal distribution of vaccines was a
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  glaring example of the law of the strongest.
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  Prevailing over solidarity. However, as this article says,
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  if it weren't for successful people, no one would have had
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  vaccines or medicines. Yeah, people tend to overlook
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  that when they're talking about all.
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  Near up, pushing for socialism, any A continuing on according to
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  the Daily Star. Pope Francis insists that we
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  need a new economic system. That better provides basic needs
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  for the global poor along with guaranteed work and land.
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  It's a little concerning when people start talking about land
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  and giving other people land, it feels very much like a, if
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  you're giving people land, who are you taking the land from
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  From someone, someone misses out.
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  So ESG, this article, says, ESG meets this or his the Pope's
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  socialist requirements, he wants equal outcome, which is Marxism.
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  It's nice that he wants all of the destitute to be cared for,
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  but his only solution is socialism and I agree.
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  If you look at the rhetoric coming from Pope Francis,
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  Socialism is the only thing that he keep spouting.
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  That is the only answer he keeps putting forward.
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  Also, when he talks about this multilateralism and the, um,
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  needing to find more agile and effective ways of resolving
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  conflicts again, I repeated, it just sounds like he wants an
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  organization that has less oversight and can resolve
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  conflicts without having to answer to anyone.
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  What he's basically saying is he Once an organization that can
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  resolve that can push back on any dissenting voices.
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  Anything. That's the Pope the world
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  economic Forum. You know, the globalist don't
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  agree. Don't agree with any dissenting
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  voices while then he wants an organization that can be agile
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  and resolve these conflicts push back, hold back a rest.
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  Who knows what else he means. But, resolve conflicts from any
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  dissenting voices. That's what he means.
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  He wants and he will, if he has his way, stifle Free Speech,
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  stifle independent thought that is what this Pope is all about.
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  I believe he is vying for the position of the false prophet.
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  He may be a little old, maybe someone else will take his place
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  but I think that is the position that he Is looking at.
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  That's just my opinion. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery. Slope.