Day's Links - 2018-10-04

In a series of articles on The Remnant, Jesse Russell lays out a possible explanation as to why the media, after all this time of knowing about both Bergoglio's and McCarrick's perversions, seems to have decided to turn against them by highlighting stuff they could very easily have done previously, and much earlier.

He concludes that just as the Boston scandal was used to discredit the Church's opposition to the Iraq war by neo-Catholics and neocons, so too might Bergoglio's revelations be used to discredit his opposition to wars in the Middle East - Bergoglio's only good quality, I hasten to add, and the only good thing he has done since being made pope, as I have pointed out before.

His case is compelling and I certainly cannot dismiss it, although as a conspiracy it is too keen and elaborate. Furthermore, it is not all the media which has picked up on Bergoglio's involvement. There is little doubt thouth that neo-Catholics aretypically  neocons first and only Catholics when americanism allows it.