(Lance Schuttler) The Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte is not backing down. Just one day after calling out U.S. ambassadors as “CIA spies,” Duterte has now criticized the top of the elite’s pyramid: The Vatican.
by Lance Schuttler, December 30th 2016
After the Vatican staged a photo exhibition to commemorate victims of the drug war happening in the Philippines, according to RT.com President Duterte lashed out at the Vatican and did not hold back:
“You say Duterte killer. You priests, you blame me for the deaths of thousands of drug addicts, even those who died in hospitals, you still blame me. But you are the ones who killed Christ.”
The president also said that the Vatican hasn’t helped in any way to end the drug war:
“[They don’t do] anything against illegal drugs. They never bothered to help. The Church is not giving anything even if they collect so much. My statement is full of sarcasm because they [priests] have been criticizing me. They are hypocrites.”
Duterte also said that he believes in God and Allah, but does not believe in organized religion and that the Vatican’s religion is about gold hoarding, as well as putting the fear of hell into it’s followers:
“Do not believe it. That is what that religion is all about, they are instilling fear that you will go to hell if you are a sinner. But you will only know if there is indeed a hell if you die… Be careful about religion, it is about gold. It is about gold. They have not done anything. Where is their God and their grace? There is the hypocrisy of it all.”
Duterte then went for the jugular:
“Catholicism is a sordid religion. It is about time to show you its history. Pope Leo was sired and even had sex with his child.”
While the pedophilia statement could be argued, what can’t be argued is that fact that the Vatican has paid out over $4 billion dollars to victims of sexual abuse by priests and clergy of the Vatican, according to the National Catholic Reporter. In other words, while it might be difficult to prove today that Pope Leo was a pedophile, it is well known that the Vatican itself has had a major and sinister problem with pedophilia and sexual abuse.
Earlier this year, President Duterte was set to visit the Vatican to apologize to Pope Francis for calling the pope “a son of a w***e,” but ultimately decided against the trip.”
The Philippines president has quickly gained a reputation for speaking his mind and telling people exactly what he thinks. Last week, he threatened to burn down the United Nations:
“You go and file a complaint in the United Nations, I will burn down the United Nations if you want. I will burn it down if I go to America.”
He also called Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, a United Nations official, an “idiot” and “son of a b****.”
“This guy [Zeid] is either the joker or crazy. You UN officials, sitting there on your a**es, we pay you your salaries. You idiot, do not tell me what to do… Who gave you the right? Please shut up because your brain is lacking there. Go back to school. You United Nations, you do not know diplomacy. You do not know how to behave to be an employee of the United Nations. You do not talk to me like that, you son of a b**ch.”
While Duterte has been speaking his mind for awhile now and publicly distancing himself from the U.S. and aligning with Russia and China, this latest call out of the Vatican for gold hoarding, incest and pedophilia takes it to the highest level. The times we live in are getting extremely interesting. This could even turn into a spectacle of “what will Rodrigo Duterte say and do next?”
Lance Schuttler graduated from the University of Iowa with a degree in Health Science and is Director of Creative Health Non-Profits for Personable Media. He is passionate about holistic and naturopathic medicine as well as helping to bring awareness to an efficient, sustainable and health-promoting transition that our world’s current socio-economic model is rapidly undergoing.
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