Speaker 1: Pope Francis, during Easter Week has been preaching about the coronavirus.
Speaker 1: In March, the Pope said the pandemic is nature having
Speaker 1: a fit because of pollution and lack of any action
Speaker 1: on climate change. On April one, you'll Papa said we
Speaker 1: got sick because we weren't listening to the cry of
Speaker 1: our ailing planet, and last Wednesday he doubled down on
Speaker 1: his environmental's wacko message. He called a coronavirus pandemic nature's
Speaker 1: response to man made global warming. During Easter Week, in
Speaker 1: an interview with The Tablet, a Catholic magazine, the Pope
Speaker 1: quota the Spanish expression God always forgives. We forgive sometimes,
Speaker 1: but nature never forgives. He said the world has not heated.
Speaker 1: Recent catastrophes like the fires in Australia, melting North Pope,
Speaker 1: glaciers that aren't melting, and recent floods. He said he
Speaker 1: isn't sure if these are Nature's revenge, but they certainly
Speaker 1: are in nature's response. What a crock. Pope Francis wanted
Speaker 1: to say the coronavirus outbreak is an opportunity to inspire change,
Speaker 1: to slow down our rate of production and consumption. He
Speaker 1: sets it's time to move from using and misusing nature
Speaker 1: to contemplating it. Well, while we all contemplate nature, maybe
Speaker 1: we and other nations can also spend a few minutes
Speaker 1: contemplating our relationship with the chi coms in light of
Speaker 1: this global economic shutdown. Meanwhile, it's no shock that Ill
Speaker 1: Papa is spouting more left wing wacko dogma. Is always
Speaker 1: say liberals are liberals first, even the Pope m