Radio Lux Lucet 129

You're listening to Radio Looks. Listen, I'm your host Steve Matthews. Thanks for joining me for episode 129. The title of tonight's episode is From the Mailbag. So I got a couple of great articles this week from some of my listeners.

I want to have a chance to go over those with you. There's some stuff that I hadn't seen before. So I want to say thanks for sending those on in in advance. And we'll take a look at that. But before I do that, I just want to hope everybody's having a great evening tonight.

You know, we had this past week, you know, we had our first snow this past week. Now, I know some of you people in the country, I've got a friend of mine who lives out in the Denver, the Colorado area.

And he said they got two feet of snow earlier this week. And he wrote me to warn me it's coming my way. Well, we got snow too, but it was like a dusting, you know, I don't know. It wasn't even an inch, it was a dusting.

It did look kind of cool when you looked out the window because I've got some pine trees kind of across the street from me, you know, and it kind of gets that effect on the pine trees. It was kind of pretty to look at.

But in terms of like a major snowstorm, no, it didn't really amount to a whole lot. We don't usually get those here in Cincinnati. Although we do sometimes get it, but not like they do out in Colorado.

When they start measuring snow in feet, that's when I want to run away. Don't want anything to do with that. But there are some places to get that stuff on a regular basis and Colorado is certainly one of those.

You know, one of the things I've heard about Colorado and not having lived out there, I've visited out there, but it's been a long time, but not having lived out there, but people will say that you can get, you know, two feet of snow one day and a couple of days later, it'll be 80 degrees.

I mean, that's some pretty extreme temperature changes. I did go out there once. Oh, it's probably been, I don't know, 25 years. It's been a while. Visited out in the Colorado Springs area. I just remember driving up through the Rocky Mountains and this was in, I want to say kind of late June-ish.

And, you know, there was still significant snow at some of the higher altitudes, which was really something to see that in the summer. So, yeah, they definitely do have substantial snow out in Colorado.

I guess that's one of the reasons why it's a great skiing place. Well, the other thing is they have mountains. We don't really have mountains here in Cincinnati, although we do have Mount Rumpke. Rumpke, that's the local trash collectors and there's big landfills not too awfully far from me that's somewhat affectionately known as Mount Rumpke.

It's pretty high. I mean, you can see it from a ways off. I don't know, maybe one of these days they're making a ski slope. I don't know. I've read about that where there are old landfills have been built up that they've actually turned into ski slopes.

So, who knows? Maybe that's in the future for Mount Rumpke. Not quite sure it's on the same level with the Rocky Mountains, but hey, you know, we do the best we can here in Ohio. What can I say? Anyway, as I said, I hope you're all having a great week.

Thanksgiving, Gratitude, and the Christian Duty to Give Thanks

I'm kind of stoked next week. We've got a short week next week. I'm going to be off Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiving. That's always one of my favorite holidays. Thanksgiving, that's a day when everybody's a Calvinist.

It is. It's the most Calvinist of all our holidays. So, I think that certainly is something that recommends it. I've always loved Thanksgiving, just the idea of it. The idea that we stop and give thanks to God for the blessings that He's given us in our lives.

That's something that's so easy to miss. But thankfulness is really one of the marks of a Christian, is to be thankful for the many blessings that God does bring into our lives. Sometimes, as I say, it's so easy to take things for granted when they're really not granted.

These are things that are God's grace. They're His grace to His people, and we should be thankful for those things, including the material prosperity that we have. It's a great blessing. There's a lot of people in history, and even in the world today, who do not have very much.

And as Americans, we have a lot of reasons to be thankful to the Lord for His grace and His compassion on us. So, I look forward to that. I do. I look forward to next Thursday. I was kind of hoping we'd get that Wednesday off.

Last year, my employer, they were gracious to us, and they actually gave us the Wednesday before Thanksgiving off, too. I kept watching the email this last week, maybe we'd get an announcement, we'd have a special day off, but we didn't get that.

So, I guess it's probably not going to happen this year. I would guess we probably would have heard last week if it were. But anyway, I got a three-day week instead of a five-day week next week. So, I'm kind of pumped about that.

Also, too, this past week, I started studying for this certification at work. It's a certification for Retirement Plan Administration, which is the kind work that I do. And it's the top-level certification with this organization.

It's called a Certified Plan Consult, or CPC designation. And boy, I took the... The way it's set up, it's got these modules that you take, and you've got to take six modules. And at the end of each module, you take a test, and then there's a study guide once you get through all of those.

It's got like eight chapters, and there's a big final exam that's in the middle of May or so. But I took my first module test today, and boy, that was a nasty exam. I was like, oh my goodness, what have I got myself into?

But I did pass. It was a minimal passing score, but I did pass the test. So, I was pretty stoked about that. So, I at least got that done today. Got that little check in that checkbox. It kind of got me going with the program.

As I said, I just started with this thing this week, but it's going to be about a six-month program. So, got a lot going on there, and look forward to bringing that to a successful conclusion this coming spring.

So, anyway, I mentioned the title of this particular blog post, or not blog post, podcast. Yeah, I guess this is a podcast, not a blog post. So, I titled this particular podcast, From the Mailbag, and the reason I called it that is I had a couple of friends of mine, who are also listeners to the program, sent me some articles this week, and there's some really some good stuff.

And I wanted to take the time to share that with you. So, why don't we dive in and take a look at a couple of these things. Let's do a screen share here. Bear with me while I get that done. There we go.

Okay. All right. So, this first article I got, this is from Carolyn. I say thanks, Carolyn, for sending this to me. I had not seen this article. She asked me, have you seen this article? I said, I have not seen this, but it's some really interesting stuff.

It's put out by Sky News, which is, I believe that is a British news organization, it's from Great Britain. And the title of this particular piece, it's called The Beast. And so, what's The Beast? Well, The Beast is the name that they've given to this train.

I guess it's a freight train that runs south to north in Mexico. And it's a freight train, but it also ends up being a sort of unofficial passenger train as well, where these things will slow down or even stop and people will hop on and they're right on top of the cars or inside some of the cars on their way north.

And then at some point they get off and then they illegally cross into the United States. But these trains provide transportation on the way north. I don't think that'd be a very fun way or an enjoyable way to travel, but that's what some people do.

So, let's see here. Just gonna read through a little bit of this. He says, you hear the train before you see it. The rail tracks rattle and hum. As it approaches, its huge wheels screech and its horn blares.

Noise is unbearable. It overwhelms your senses and shakes you to the core. So, this is talking about this train. In fact, it's called a little bit dramatically here, the train of death. And I read just, I'm not going to read through all the article.

I'm just going to read through a little bit of this here to give you a sense of it. Then we're going to skip to a portion down toward the end. It says, the horn blares a warning to the vehicles and pedestrians scurrying across dusty crossing points just outside the city of Irapuato in central Mexico.

The sheer size of this freight train is so terrifying, I can't imagine how anyone gets used to it. My hands shoot out to protect my ears from the noise. Some call it La Bestia, the beast. To others, it's the train of death because it's dangerous to ride, preyed upon by gangs, and its journey times are unpredictable.

Hop on board the train of death. Yeah, it doesn't really sound like a whole lot of fun. It goes on. It says, for years, migrants have used it to head north to America, jumping on board and riding on the roof or inside open-topped railway cars known as bullocheros.

As the train, which is over a mile long, begins to slow, its headlights illuminate the faces of the men, women, and children gathered by the tracks into darkness. And so when this train slows down, then these people, they will hop on.

It says, at least 200 people surge forward, dashing helter-skelter along the tracks. They don't know if the train will slow down long enough for them to board, a dangerous maneuver that often leads to amputation and death.

Yeah. You know, this is one of the things that I think really bears mentioning. And, you know, I've talked extensively on this program about the role of the Roman Church State, the Roman Catholic Church, in promoting this type of behavior.

And we're going to look a little bit at it, look at some additional statements by officials of the Roman Church State here in a little bit. But the Roman bishops, the U .S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Jesuits, the Mexican Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic bishops all over the world, all the way up to the Pope himself, the cardinals, they encourage this kind of behavior.

They encourage people to take risks that they know full well or should know they're going to wind up in either people being injured or killed. But they encourage them to do it anyway. Let's see here. So here's, in fact, if you can see, if you're watching the video, it actually shows the route.

You know, there's this route, it starts down in Ciudad Hidalgo, which is right down on the Mexico-Guatemala border in the south of Mexico. And, you know, this train, these tracks go all the way up through the center of Mexico, all the way up to the United States.

In fact, it appears like it splits in two. It's this place called Torreon, where you've got a branch that branches out to the east, and that goes up to the border with Texas. And then there's the branch to the west.

And that actually leads up to Juarez, which is right across the border from El Paso, which I saw in person about five years ago. I've got some good friends that live in El Paso. I had the opportunity to visit with them.

And one of the things that they cover in this article, and I think this is, it's a good article. I'm going to post the link to this article in the show notes. And I think you'd like, it'd be good to read through it because there's some good reporting.

And these reporters actually spent some time with the migrants and traveling with them. And so you kind of get a firsthand view of what it is that they're dealing with and how it is that these people get to the United States.

And reading through here, it talks especially about this couple, Alejandra is the name of the wife. And it shows her husband here somewhere. Yeah, his name is Rominger. Rominger, I don't know if I'm saying that correctly, but R-O-M-I-N-G-E-R, that's his name.

And she's pregnant. So Alejandra is pregnant. And let's see. So you go through this article. And of course, the fact that she's pregnant, that's a bit of a foreshadowing of what you're going to see at the end of the article.

So I wanted to show that to you. And there's some people that go through some real difficulties. They have to deal with cartels and have to deal with Mexican government officials, these sorts of things.

And if you go down through this, let's see, we get toward the end of it. It says four months later. So this is some time later. It says, after spending a month documenting stories from the migrant trail we left, Mexico vowing to stay in touch and follow the fate of the people we'd met.

The first sign things are moving forward for at least one of them was a text message from an unknown American phone number. We are already in Texas, the message read. It was from Vanessa. That was, I think I mentioned Alejandra, but I think Alejandra, I think that was the name, the alias that she was using.

But this Vanessa, she was the woman that was pregnant that was traveling north with her husband. We're already in Texas, the message read. It was from Vanessa. She and Rominger, so yeah, that was Rominger, that was his wife, had crossed the border illegally and handed themselves over to authorities not long after we left them.

Vanessa Hughes is her first name now, gave birth just a few days after arriving in America. She lives in Hotton Hewitt, Florida with her baby daughter Madison. So she was pregnant on the way up and she's going to clarify in just a moment here, we're going to get to that, that she made this trip especially because she was pregnant and she knew the benefits that she was going to get out of this.

This was not an accident. She wanted this fabulous cash and prizes. A friend that sent this to me, that's what she kind of titled it, said fabulous cash and prizes. Of course, that's what I like to say a lot when you're talking about this showering of gifts that all these illegal aliens get.

You know, we have this weird sort of thing in the United States where we have government officials say, don't come to the United States illegally, don't do this. Oh, don't do it, be sure not to do this.

Oh, but when you get here, we're going to shower you with fabulous cash and prizes. And then people wonder, well, what are the root cause of the millions of people who are coming here? What's the root cause of this?

You know, this is that old, good old Kamala. She's always and ever looking for the root causes of migration. Well, I mean, when you shower people with fabulous cash and prizes, here's a pro tip, that could very well be at least one of the root causes, just maybe.

I know it's kind of silly to think that, but I'm just saying, there's a slight possibility that when you reward people for doing something that more people tend to do it. You know, I mean, is that crazy?

Am I crazy for thinking that? I'm going to say probably not. So this Vanessa, she gave birth just a few days after arriving in America. So she hit the buzzer beater, so to speak, if you follow basketball, that's where you get a score point right at the end of the, right before the buzzer sounds and win the game.

Well, I guess she got over the border just in time. She timed that really well. Now, look at the comment she made here. It says, born in the U .S., Madison now has American citizenship. So see her, her baby girl, she's born in the United States, bingo, instant American citizen.

This is the kind of stuff that has got to change. This is an insane situation. It is an evil situation that we have allowed to grow up in America law, where American citizenship is treated as garbage.

It's treated as nothing. Vanessa is also entitled to stay, at least until her daughter is 18 years old. Entitled to stay, excuse me. Vanessa is also entitled to stay. So this is why they use the term anchor baby.

So this woman, she sneaks in the United States illegally, gives birth to an American citizen daughter, and now she's entitled to stay. And listen to what Vanessa says here. Quote, when I had my baby, I was treated like royalty.

End quote, she recalls. Quote, they were so attentive to me and my girl. End quote. So again, fabulous cash and prizes. And let's read on through here. Since arriving in the U .S., Vanessa has split with Rominger.

So I don't know, it says that she split with him. So I don't know, I guess, did she ditch him? I mean, is that what that says here? I guess she used him to get up and I guess for some protection or something.

And I guess as soon as she got to the United States, dumped the guy. I mean, is that what went on? I mean, it almost sounds like it. I don't know for sure, but it kind of seems to be presented that way.

You know, she split. It doesn't say Rominger split with her. It says she split. She describes the journey to the border as a nightmare, but is happy with her new life. Quote, coming to the U .S. was a childhood dream, she says.

Quote, I got pregnant and said, this is my moment. Let's stop right there. I got pregnant and said, this is my moment. Now I'm here with my daughter and she's my driving force to continue fighting. Now you all, again, you very often will hear these apologists for illegal immigration say, oh, this birthright citizenship for illegal alien children, it does not attract people.

They come here to work. Well, you know, I mean, maybe some people come here to work. I'm not saying that, but they also come here to be showered with fabulous cash and prizes from the American welfare state, which are paid for by you and by me.

I mean, at least if you're an American citizen, you live here in the United States, you pay taxes here, you're paying for this stuff. And so am I. We're all paying for it. This has got to stop. This is theft.

I mean, our government is robbing money, is robbing the American people and giving their substance to foreigners. Our government's doing this. I mean, we're second-class citizens in our own country. We're being forced to support this nonsense.

And it continues here. Vanessa's is exactly the kind of story that inspires others to head to America. Yes, it does. That's exactly right. And why wouldn't it? I mean, if you can get pregnant, you can hop on a train.

Yeah, maybe it's miserable for a few weeks or months. I don't know however long it takes to get here. But yeah, it's exactly the kind of story that inspires others to head to America so they can cash in and be soured with fabulous cash and prizes.

I mean, here's something that was interesting too, and I didn't mention this, but back up at the top where it says four months later, these Sky News reporters say that the first sign that things are moving forward for at least one of them was a text message from an unknown American phone number.

So apparently, Vanessa got a phone. Now, where did she get that phone? She came up from, was it Venezuela, I think it was. I think that's where she originally came from. I could be wrong about that. I had to go back and look in the article.

But it was from a South American country. So where did you get this phone number, this American cell phone? She's texting, so it's got to be a cell phone. I guess apparently, that's something else that you and I are paying for.

I certainly don't think she would have the means to do that. I'm sure that the American taxpayer is paying for this woman's cell phone. And I think maybe it's worth mentioning here when we talk about some of these illegal aliens such as this Vanessa person.

I'm not happy with what they do. I mean, what she and what millions of others have done is engage in illegal behavior. I mean, they broke American law by coming into the country illegally. I mean, you see these headlines out there that say, you know, law-abiding mother of four children has returned to Mexico.

I mean, I think I detail, there was a case here locally in the Cincinnati area back in 2017 where some woman that had been in the country 15 years illegally had exhausted all of her legal appeals. She finally got deported.

And you see these headlines, law-abiding mother of four with special needs is deported to Mexico. Oh, whoa, oh, you know, isn't this horrible? You know, and we're all supposed to weep and wail and, you know, and render our clothes and don, you know, sackcloth and ashes or something over this.

Well, you know, but they call her law-abiding. Well, she broke American law when she came to the country, just as this woman did. But one thing I do want to say about this is, you know, the sins of these people, there are those that have much greater sins, I guess is what I'm trying to say.

And that is the people who encourage this stuff, who attempt to justify this stuff. And I'm speaking about people such as the U .S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. And we're going to take a look at a letter that some bishops in Iowa wrote earlier this week.

People like that, the Pope, all of these officials, these people who work for Catholic charities, Sister Norma Pimentel, who's the Executive Director of the Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, she's a really bad actor.

Other organizations like the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society is another one of these. NGOs, you know, if you've ever seen Fox News or maybe you watch some of these other mainstream news organizations and they talk about all these NGOs that are facilitating the migrant invasion of the United States.

Well, what's an NGO? I mean, a lot of people probably don't even know what an NGO is. An NGO just stands for non-governmental organization. And NGOs essentially think of them as large charities. Well, probably the two most prominent NGOs that are working to subvert America's borders, subvert the United States through illegal immigration, Catholic Charities and the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.

There are other organizations as well, but those are the two biggest. You might be interested to know this. I believe I've mentioned this elsewhere, but it bears mention because it's almost never talked about in the mainstream.

Alejandro Mayorkas, who's one of the chief architects of the recent illegal alien invasion of the United States over the past four years, he himself is Jewish. And before he took his job, in fact, the job, I mean, right now he's been Biden's secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

Prior to taking his job in the Biden regime, he was on the board of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, which, again, is one of the largest, most effective organizations facilitating the migrant invasion of the United States of America, HIAS, Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, along with Catholic Charities.

I spent a lot more time talking about Catholic Charities, and I probably should spend more time talking about the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, because that is also a very major organization facilitating the current border invasion of the United States.

Alejandro Mayorkas is quite an evil man. It's kind of interesting with him. He went to law school. He got a law degree from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles. So, he got his law degree from the Jesuits.

So, he's got this Jesuit connections, but he also has significant connections, Jewish connections as well. And let's see, let's go through here. So, Vanessa is exactly the kind of story that inspires others to head to America.

The big thing that has changed since we were on the migrant trail is the election of Donald Trump as the next U .S. President. So, this article was written, when was this? I don't want to scroll all the way up to the top.

It's kind of long. But I think it was written, yeah, it was written shortly after Trump's election earlier this month. He made clear while campaigning in his comments since that tackling the immigration crisis would be an issue he addresses in day one of his presidency.

For the many thousands who have yet to cross into the U .S. legally or illegally, it is now a rush to the border before in their minds time runs out. So, yeah, they're trying to, like I say, they're all trying to hit a buzzer beater, get in under the wire, get while the getting's good, that kind of thing.

So, anyway, as I said, Carolyn, thanks for sending that particular piece. It was very enlightening. And it really does expose, I mean, you shouldn't even need to really expose this, but actually you do because, like I say, there's people out there who want to say, this birthright citizenship, it does not encourage illegal immigration.

Yes, it does. Even if you know just a little bit about human nature and about economics, when you incentivize something, more people are going to do it. When you say to somebody, don't break our laws, but on the other hand, if you successfully break our laws, we're going to shower you with fabulous cash and prizes.

Guess what? More people are going break our immigration laws. That's what's going to happen. And when you stop doing that, when you stop subsidizing this behavior, you're going to get less of it. That leads me to something I wanted to mention here.

I thought that I saved this article. I got lots of articles, but they're not the articles I want. This is not the article you're looking for. I think it's from Star Wars, wasn't it? Yeah. Well, there's an article that I found.

I thought that I saved it properly, but maybe I didn't. But there was an article that, it actually is Donald Trump. It was a post. Let's see if it'll play. That's too bad, because it was an article. What it was, it was a post that I found on X.

And the piece, it was actually a short video of Donald Trump. It was about, I don't know, 20 seconds or so long, something like that. And it showed Donald Trump just talking about how he's going to challenge birthright citizenship.

Some crazy stuff out there on X. But there's some good stuff too. And I do appreciate the fact that Elon Musk has opened up X. It's much better than it was under the Twitter days. Although, you know, I've never, I still don't like the name X.

I like Twitter better. I wish I'd go back to Twitter, honestly. Let's see here. I think we're getting pretty close. That's not it, but I think it's up there on the same day. Okay, yeah, here we go. Let me go ahead and play this.

It's about a 26-second clip. As part of my plan to secure.

The border. On day one of my new term in office, I will sign an executive order making clear to federal agencies that under the correct interpretation of the law, going forward, the future children of illegal aliens will not receive automatic U .S. citizenship.

It's things like this that bring millions of people to our country, and they enter our country illegally. As part of my plan to secure the border on day one of my new term in office, I will sign an executive order making clear to federal agencies that under the correct interpretation of the law...

So there you go. So Donald Trump says that on day one of his presidency, he's going to sign an executive order that puts an end to birthright citizenship. In other words, the kind of stuff that this woman named Vanessa in the article that we just saw, the kind of stuff that she did, where she was able to have a baby in the United States and have her daughter be declared an American citizen and see what happens.

And the article didn't say this, but it bears mentioning when that child, when that infant is born as an American, what ends up happening is even though the illegal alien is not eligible, the illegal alien parent is not eligible for welfare, the child is, and the parent can request welfare on behalf of the child.

So that's what she's going to do, and that's probably how she got the telephone, or at least one of the ways she may have gotten that telephone. So in other words, again, if you're an American citizen, you're paying for this stuff.

All right, so here we go. I'm going to make sure I get that thing categorized. I've got this program that I use, it's called Evernote. It's actually quite good. I could not possibly do a podcast or write my blog articles if I didn't have Evernote, because that's where I save so much of my stuff, so much of the research that you do is online.

It's amazing what you can get online. Once you learn where to go, you can find some really good stuff. And in some ways, I think it's really kind of a golden age of journalism. I mean, I know the mainstream media is really terrible, but there's a lot of really smart, dedicated, hardworking, honest people out there who really are putting out truthful pieces.

And it's wonderful to be able to go into, to read their work, to see their work, and to also incorporate some of that into my own work. So, I mean, there's a lot of bad—the internet is a technology, okay?

It's neither good nor bad. It's a technology. It's how you use it. And there's some wonderful opportunities to be able to share truth with people. And that's one of the things that I find so exciting about doing things like doing the podcast, doing the videos, doing the blog pieces.

So, keeps me going with this. So anyway, okay, so enough of that article. What I wanted to do now is I wanted to turn to another piece. Now, this is an article sent to me by my good friend Michael. So, Michael, thank you for sending this.

And this particular article, it's called A Letter to Our Migrant Brothers and Sisters. It's dated November 19, 2024. And this article, this is a letter. It's written by the Iowa bishops right to our immigrant brothers and sisters.

So, these four guys, I guess they're the big-shot Catholic bishops in Iowa. They're big in Iowa. I think there was a band that had that name, I don't know, about 25 or 25 years back or so. They call themselves Big in Iowa.

So, I guess these guys are big in Iowa. And anyway, let's see, it goes on and says, To our dear migrant brothers and sisters in Christ, we write to you with hearts full of compassion and a deep desire to express our solidarity with you during this stressful time.

We recognize the immense challenges you face as migrants, and we want to assure you that you are not alone. As your bishops, we will advocate for your just treatment and dignity within the framework of the law.

Okay, let's pause right there. One thing that the bishops don't do, well, one thing they do do is these guys are politicians. If they weren't Catholic bishops, I'm sure they'd be running for mayors and congressmen and judges or dog catcher or whatever.

I'm sure they would be very good at getting elected because these guys are politicians. And they talk about, we'll do whatever we can within the law. Well, no, I mean, the law is really not a barrier to you guys.

You know, when you're talking about the Roman Church state here, no, the law is not a barrier to them. It really isn't. And the thing is, they know they can violate the law and they're not going to ever be called to account.

The Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxson, has tried to call some of these organizations, these Roman Catholic organizations in Texas to account, and he keeps getting thwarted at every turn. And I think what's happened, he's probably running into Roman Catholic judges, I suspect very strongly, probably the judges that he's dealing with are Roman Catholic, and so they always rule in favor of Holy Mother Kirk.

And so he's got kind of a tough road to hoe there in Texas, even though he's trying to do the right thing. And I do appreciate the fact that he has put the focus on some of these Roman Catholic organizations.

One of them is called Annunciation House in El Paso, Texas. I haven't looked at that case for a while. I have to go back and look to see if there's been any new developments. But these bishops, so yeah, they claim that they work within the law, but no, no, they don't.

I mean, the Roman Catholic Church has absolutely no respect for American law. They subvert it continually if it's in their interest, but they're politic enough they're not going to come out and say it.

You know, I mean, butter wouldn't melt in these guys' mouths. Let's see here. So, oh, and it goes on, Our Holy Father Pope Francis. Okay, stop here again. There's one Holy Father, and he's not in Rome, and it's not Francis.

It's the Lord God Almighty. He's our Holy Father, not this imposter. I mean, this is blasphemy. And this stuff just freely flows out of their mouth. I mean, it's amazing the kind of blasphemies of these guys.

They don't stop speaking this stuff. So, our quote, quote, Holy Father Pope Francis has been a tireless advocate for those who find themselves in situations like yours. Well, these people don't find themselves in a situation.

What they did, I mean, look at that example of the article we just read about the people on the train. They didn't just find themselves in that situation. They deliberately went and did this. They worked hard to position themselves to hop on a train and ride.

No, they didn't just find themselves on a train. It's not like they just woke up one day and randomly found themselves on the train. How did we get here? No, that's not how that worked. They put themselves there.

They didn't find themselves in this situation. Again, this is just nonsense. Let's see. They find themselves in situations reminding us constantly of your inherent dignity and our responsibility to welcome you.

So, whose responsibility exactly is this? Who is the hour in this case? Well, again, these guys, these bishops, I mean, they're very coy in what they say. They're very politic in what they say. What they mean is you and me, the American people.

I mean, you don't think they're going to pay for this stuff, do you? Heavens no. In fact, they make money off of it. The Roman Catholic Church does. This is a racket for these guys. But they quote the Antichrist Pope Francis, quote, migrants and refugees are not pawns in the chessboard of humanity.

Well, that's exactly what the Roman Catholic Church does with them. The Roman Catholic Church uses these migrants and refugees as pawns in order to advance their irredentist immigration assault on the United States of America.

Irredentism is Jesuit immigration warfare. It's where they use immigrants, migrants, refugees, they get them in any way they can, they keep them in the country, and they hope to legalize them. And then they hope to, so they can vote for all of the policies of the Roman Catholic Church, as well as subvert American society.