Mark matheny
April 11, 2015
Pope Francis is pushing the agenda of "Climate Change" to the masses of his followers as well as to the world.
Although there is a ton of evidence to show that global warming and anthropogenic global warming is just an agenda to push for global carbon taxes, and to internationalize regulations under the United Nations in order to bring in a World Government, the Pope is still attempting to convince us to believe the nonsense.
Below is a report on the Pope's agenda:
As the world grapples with combating climate change, one world leader aiming to influence the outcome might come as a surprise.
Pope Francis.
The leader of the world’s 1.2 billion Roman Catholics not only says the world must try to protect against an environmental catastrophe regardless of its cause, but he is preparing the first ever papal letter to the church’s bishops focused on the environment.
He hopes it will encourage U.N. negotiators meeting in Paris in December to make courageous decisions about protecting the world from global warming, he told reporters traveling with him to the Philippines earlier this year.
“I don't know if (human activity) is the only cause, but mostly, in great part, it is man who has slapped nature in the face," he said in January before visiting with survivors of 2013’s Typhoon Haiyan, one of the strongest tropical cyclones ever recorded, according to federal weather experts. “We have in a sense taken over nature."
Pope Francis is exceptionally well regarded at the end of his first two years as pontiff, a tenure during which he has rejected ostentatious trappings of the Vatican, embraced the poor and criticized a church that he says has become obsessed with abortion, gay marriage and contraception. An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll released in March found that only 6 percent of Americans viewed him negatively, while 55 percent had positive feelings about him.
Now with his papal letter, or encyclical, he is expected to tie together the environment, development and concern for the poor. It will be published over the summer, in time for the U.N. General Assembly’s discussion on sustainable development in September and the Climate Change Conference meeting on reducing global warming in Paris in December.This agenda is not for the preservation of earth, but for the enslavement of humanity. Check out the video below for more details on Agenda 21. Technocracy is essentially the end goal of Agenda 21.
Some scholars at Catholic universities hope that given Francis' popularity, Americans will pay close attention to what he says in the encyclical and during his visit to the United States in September, when he will address Congress and the United Nations.
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