Chiesa e Post
Concilio
August 21, 2017
The Pope and Jus soli:
Political interference -- Francis will have to answer to history and God
A position that will inevitably trigger off much debate. In his message for
The World Day of Immigrants and Refugees, to be celebrated on January 14, Pope Francis has
explicitly sided in favour of jus soli:
“At the moment of birth, nationality and regular access to primary and
secondary education should be recognized
and certified.” Bergoglio has also shown his support for jus culturae inasmuch as he has asked for the recognition of the
right to complete an educational path in the host country.
Psychiatrist, Dr. Alessandro Meluzzi, who was interviewed by Intelligonews, has harshly
criticized what the Pope said:
What do you think of the Pope’s appeal in favour
of jus soli?
“I think the Pope should talk about jus soli in Vatican City. There he could
distribute passports to all the people he wanted, seeing as it is a Sovereign
State. As regards citizenship in the
Italian Republic, on the contrary, I
find this an improper and very serious
interference since the Law of Papal Guarantees (1877).”
Why?
"It is difficult to understand why the Head of a State
hosted in Italian territory should voice
an opinion on jus soli in Italy. He
could say the same about jus soli in
France, in Spain or in any other country the Catholic Church is represented. In any case, jus soli is a monstrosity at a time of indiscriminate, violent and dangerous Afro-Islamic invasion. Beyond the specific content, which
would bring about never-ending problems, it would be an ulterior impetus for
millions of people to come to Italy uncontrolled. Therefore it is wrong, dangerous, illegitimate and would lead to
fatal consequences in a [situation of] demographic pressure already out of
control."
On other questions, such as
civil unions, the Pope has said: “I won’t get involved with that”. How do you
explain this change?
“Bergoglio isn’t interested in Ratzinger’s so-called non-negotiable values.
I’m referring here to gender, the family and abortion, which he considers “very
negotiable” questions; instead the great leftist globalists like Soros are at
the centre of his pontificate. The only
outcome [of all this] will be the Islamisation of Europe and Italy. I don’
think this is a good idea for a Pope. He will have to answer to history for
this and more than likely to God [Himself].”
Translation: Contributor
Francesca Romana
