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Luciani would have liked to denounce the most left wing of the Jesuits. The same ecclesiastical current, Today, she would have reached the top of the Vatican
Of Francesco Boezi
Report “the wing deviated” of the Jesuits: this would have been the intention Pope Luciani.
One of the last, according to what the professor said Francesco Agnoli on the pages of The Truth, expressed before his death.
The narrative was somehow related to the so-called “Viganò dossier”, the one in which the former apostolic nuncio of the United States accused Pope Francis that he had done nothing against Thedore McCarrick, despite knowing about his behavior and abuse. The document, However, would present some inconsistencies and the American cardinal, as readers will remember, However, it was undermined’ right from Bergoglio.
The fact is that the journalist, linking this story to some alleged revelations contained in the eleven-page memoir, he remembered how John Paul I, the last Italian pope, had expressed the desire to put a stop to the doctrinal innovations brought by the Jesuits in matters of moral doctrine. Especially those promoted by that current which played a role of thematic clearance within the Catholic Church during 1968′.
The point, also highlighted by Monsignor Viganò, this is it: many ecclesiastics belonging to that wing, which is considered ultra-progressive, during the present day, cardinals were created. Elevations occurred during the pontificate of Pope Francis. As if a certain left, In short, had gained the upper hand after the last Conclave. The first name mentioned, but, is that of Vincent O’Keefe: “A Jesuit, died on 22 July of 2012, whose history is very important for connecting past and present…”. Thedore McCarrick himself would have participated in the open-minded cultural operation promoted by it “ala deviata” in the years of youth rebellion. Read More

Of Michael Hudson – Michael Palmieri
The economic background behind Skripal's poisoning.
Source: Comedonchisciotte
Left Out, a podcast produced by Paul Sliker, Michael Palmieri and Dante Dallavalle, hosts in-depth conversations with the most interesting political thinkers and heterodox left-wing economists.
The Hudson Report is a new weekly series, with legendary economist Michael Hudson. In each episode we tackle an economic or political issue that has been ignored – or much debated – in the press that week.
In this episode we discuss the economic and political implications of the attempted assassination of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal. We also mention the long history of collaboration between Russian oligarchs and Western banks, and how this fits into the broader neoliberal project pursued after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Michael Palmieri: Professor Hudson, Welcome back to the third episode of The Hudson Report. It's a pleasure to have you here.
Michael Hudson: Thanks for the invitation.
Michael Palmieri: At that time, In the last week a lot has been read about the case of Sergei Skripal and his daughter. It is said that Russian intelligence attempted to poison him, he who was a double agent of British intelligence. Although much of the media has already condemned Russia, she has a different perspective. So could you explain to us what is happening? Read More