Immigrationism dictated by esoteric Freemasonry

Report Roman correspondence
Of Fabio Cancelli
In Lecce the 24 November 2017 the Round Table was held on the theme "From immigration to reception passing through Right of the Sun”, promoted by the Regional Inspectorate of Puglia and Lucania of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Freemasonry (RSAA) of “Palazzo Giustiniani” (Roma).
This is the Scottish Rite composed of Master Masons of the Grand Orient of Italy Palazzo Giustiniani (GOI). The Round Table had the patronage of the Province and the Municipality of Lecce and of Chapter House (Meaning what, in Masonic jargon, the Lodge of the 18th degree) “Giosué Carducci” of Lecce. Leo Taroni also took part in the event, l’on. Federico Massa of the PD, the journalist Alessandro Cecchi Paone (declared homosexual, http://pernientecandida.corriere.it/2016/05/23/cecchi-paone-e-il-tg4-fede-mi-odia-pannella-mi-amava/?refresh_ce-cp, GOI Freemason, supporter of same-sex marriages and civil unions: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alessandro_Cecchi_Paone).
Who is Leo Taroni ? Entrepreneur, started freemason in 1970 in the Dante Alighieri lodge of the GOI of Ravenna. Dal 2005 he is 33rd degree of the RSAA, dal 2015 he is Sovereign Grand Commander of the RSAA of Palazzo Giustiniani and President of the Confederation of the Supreme European Councils of the RSAA. At the following link there is Leo Taroni's rich Masonic curriculum: http://www.iskrae.eu/leo-taroni-luomo-dalle-mille-cariche-massoniche/. The speech of Leo Taroni 33rd at that Round Table was illuminating, reported on website of the RSAA: “Hospitality: a choice dictated by the intellect”: http://www.ritoscozzese.it/accoglienza-scelta-dettata-dallintelletto/
The Head of the RSAA of Palazzo Giustiniani outlines a brief history of immigration, from ancient times to the present day. Immigration is considered by him «a physiological phenomenon often linked to the evolution of the nature that surrounds us». Therefore something necessary, linked to evolution… The reasons for immigration are various: increased dietary needs, climate changes, guerre. Read More

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Super Ex: L'immigrazionismo è un'eresia che Martini ha insegnato a Bergoglio

The article published on The style of the Court it's very interesting. Bear in mind, in the terminology used, that the author is a sedeplenist.
Of Marco Tosatti
Dear friends and enemies of the style of the Court, today Super Ex really writes things to ponder and meditate on, and to be discussed. Because his article addresses what appears to be a mystery, an oddity: that is, the migrant obsession of the reigning Pontiff; and given the quantity, and the repetitiveness of interventions, I really think it can be used at this point, and less and less in a joking tone, of the term obsession. Read Super Ex carefully.
Bergoglio's immigrationism is a heresy, taught by Carlo Maria Martini.
This is the thesis. Let's see how it unfolds.
Because it is heresy? Because it doesn't blend, as one might believe at first glance, on absolute ignorance of the facts. It is not simple ignorance and crass superficiality.
Can we really believe that Bergoglio doesn't know what's behind today's immigration? Impossible! African bishops have often denounced it, inviting the children of Africa not to be deceived, not to leave their land, their family, their roots, to go to a secularized Europe, in which they will find themselves marginalized, exploited, at the mercy of a materialistic and nihilistic culture that will reduce them to "cellularized" automatons night and day.
It's truly impossible that Bergoglio doesn't know that minor migrants end up, in large part, sexually exploited, how about 7 o 8 women on 10. It's impossible that he doesn't know that human flesh trafficking generates astronomical profits, for African and Western traffickers, and which is driven by countless interests of the various mafias. Which, well before “Capital Rome”, they understood, with Raffaele Cutolo (founder of the New Organized Camorra), the criminal potential present in uncontrolled migratory phenomena. Read More

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