Why the Second Vatican Council (1962-65) he transformed what everyone believes to be the Catholic Church (but in reality it is a Counter-Church occupying the Sacred Palaces) in a sort of NGO, composed today by President (il “papa”) president emeritus (il “Pope emeritus”), board of directors (“cardinals”) and CEOs (Conferences “episcopal”) with its by-products distributed to the parishes, Caritas model, but not only that (n.d.r.)…
Of Francesca Totolo
We have already previously discussed the fervor of Italian Caritas regarding the reception of migrants in Italy. Commitment that has materialized in a specific section, named Caritas InMigration. The religious association has once again become a protagonist because, at the invitation of Italian Episcopal Conference, has made itself available to welcome the "seized" migrants disembarked from the ship Eighteen of the Coast Guard. A wonderful opportunity to internationally promote i Christian values witnessed by the current Vatican Curia.
After landing in Catania, 100 self-styled Eritrean migrants were taken to Better World Center of Caritas Papa's Fortress (now empty after the voluntary removal of all those welcomed), managed by cooperative aidof the brothers Angelo and Pietro Chiorazzo. The costs of the reception were financed by8×1000 made available by the Italian Episcopal Conference. In the last ones 3 years, the Caritas hosted 26.000 immigrants, thanks above all to the SPRAR funds of the Ministry of the Interior. Knowing that the average duration for examining an asylum request is 18 months, it can be estimated that the religious association has benefited almost 500 millions of euros deriving from taxes paid by Italian taxpayers.
Let's go back to coop bianca Help which manages the Mondo Migliore Centre. During the court hearings regarding Capital Mafia, investigative interceptions regarding the conversations of Salvatore Buzzi and Massimo Carminati (the same ones who estimated that the hospitality business was more profitable than the drug market) in which they state that “They are in a position of strength” e “They have the Prefects” suggesting that the Chiorazzo brothers had direct relations with the then Viminale, as written by Fabio Amendolara on Truth il 31 last August. Angelo Chiorazzo, in the same hearings, confirmed that he had "mere acquaintances" with the former Deputy Minister Filippo Bubbico,
In recent years and thanks to cristiano business of welcoming poor migrants, the Auxilium cooperative has seen its turnover grow massively, until 61,1 million euros of 2016, with a profit equal to 543.000 euro. A sector that until 2017 was not affected by the economic crisis. The budget of 2018 it certainly won't be like that florida after the closure of Italian ports to NGOs. From the center of Rocca di Papa, 8 self-styled Eritrean immigrants were transferred to the centerCasa Suraya" from the Caritas Ambrosiana, managed by the cooperative Be Next.
Although as reported by the director of Caritas Ambrosiana, Luciano Gualzetti, immigrants have “slept the entire journey from Rocca di Papa to Milan" Why "tired and tried”, some of them were immediately hired for a press conference organized upon their arrival, and then throw yourself in the meal to the reporters.
Also the non-profit organization Farsi Prossimo It has a noteworthy balance sheet: revenue for 12.284.690 of euros and profits for 2.119.855 of euros in 2017. Values far from what public opinion would expect from a non-profit organization. Of the immigrants entrusted to the care of Italian Episcopal Conference and then distributed among the different Caritas, 52 they went into hiding as soon as they could.
Because of the people who declared they had fled the war, fame, torture and violence of all kinds, they refused to proceed with their application for asylum status, in addition to free food and accommodation?
The answer overturns every rhetoric we have been subjected to in recent years: the disembarked men of the Diciotti, like on average 85% of those who arrived in Italy in recent years, they are largely economic migrantswho knowingly relied on human traffickers, and a large part of these declared themselves Eritrean to access automatic asylum (all migrants arrive without identification documents because they have been "seized by traffickers", but no one lacks a smartphone). Once arrived in the centers and left free to circulate, for fear of being discovered as non-Eritreans (30% of verified cases), they fled to reach Northern European countries which also boast more generous welfare.
Further proof arrives 10 September, when the Ventimiglia Police recognized and stopped him 34 Diciotti migrants on a bus rented by Baobab Experience, with four operators from the association also on board,that we remember being funded by George Soros' Open Society Foundations. Others 21 of Diciotti had been recognized by the police in the previous days, of which 19 already disappeared again.

Caritas Italiana's activity in our country is not limited to welcoming migrants, but it goes further with the creation of pro-immigration and pro-NGO documentation and information material.
Last February, the religious association published “10 things to know about migrants and immigration” which backs up to the best known “Fact-checking” disclosed by Sorosiana Open Migration.
The discussion is interspersed with “the church is committed”, activities in which Caritas and CEI worked to defend NGOs and support irregular immigration (which we have already covered in the previous investigation): “The defamation campaign against NGOs that they carried forward, after the closure of the Mare Nostrum programme, search and rescue activities in the central Mediterranean, it has overwhelmed all organizations carrying out solidarity initiatives and the protection of human rights. Human life is above all other issues. This is why the Italian Church wanted to concretely support search and rescue activities to prevent the deaths of thousands of men, women and girls who continue to leave Libya. To stand alongside those who save human lives, of those who carry out solidarity activities, of those who fight to affirm human rights for all, Caritas Italiana started the project Warm Up which sees the distribution of thousands of KITS (containing clothing to be distributed during rescue operations) to the Navy, to NGOs and the Coast Guard”.
Not just support for NGOs and irregular and other-directed immigration: Caritas and CEI also supported a real political campaign “I'm Italy too”, organized by the Sorosian associations led by the Italian Radicals, for the approval of the law on right alone in Italy: “In this context they gave their contribution to the "I'm Italy too" campaign, especially on the promotional front, with a view to raising awareness of the diocesan and parish communities. It is essential for Caritas and Migrantes to encourage discussion and debate on such an important topic, to help understand that immigration does not aggravate Italy's current problems, but it can be a further contribution to their solution”.

For Caritas there is no hospitality business in Italy but "it is a system that in many depressed areas of our country,especially in the south, allows you to revitalize the local economy guaranteeing work to accommodation facilities that were at risk of closing and employing many young people who otherwise would have had to choose the path of emigration. Therefore it is undeniable that the increase in public spending for the reception of migrants falls on Italian territory, financing Italian workers and businesses”. It's a shame that theinduced generated has not at all reached i 5 billions spent annually by Italy on reception costs and that i proceeds remained in the pockets of the various red and white coops.
About the widespread possession of smartphones by migrants disembarked in Italian ports, Caritas justifies the factarguing that “communication, especially when we talk about people on the move, it's a question of survival: only in this way is it possible to exchange "service" information related to the trip itself and the possible risks they incur”. The religious association should explain another relevant fact to us: why migrants in Libya have their identity documents confiscated by traffickers and not their smartphones which could contain screenshots of the aforementioned?
These are just some laughable points of the Caritas document "10 things to know about migrants and immigration”, which we invite you to read in full to verify the various inaccuracies reported.
We close with “Migradvisor”, smartphone application developed by Caritas, in collaboration with the American Embassy in Italy, “to orient migrants to the services available on the national territory”.

We confidently wait for the religious associations to also plan "Italianadvisor”, an application that can orientation i 5 millions of absolutely poor Italians.

