The Pope lives Behind a 40 Foot Wall While Condemning Our Proposed 30 Foot Wall

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The Pope lives Behind a 40 Foot Wall While Condemning Our Proposed 30 Foot Wall

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Tuesday, June 4, 2019 - 14:29.

The Pope lives behind a guarded 40 foot wall, but he condemns President Trump for wanting a 30 foot wall to protect us from terrorists and the cartels. The Pope compared the border wall to the Berlin wall. He desperately needs two things: (1) salvation in the name of Jesus Christ and (2) a simple history lesson. Here is the story.

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Rexton Von Liz… Wed, 06/05/2019 - 20:53

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Dr. Alberto Rivero and Jack Chick along with many others have revealed the corruption of the Vatican Church-State (this is why the US Constitution separates the two). The pope is essentially a South American socialist, and is reported to be funding caravans along with Soros.

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Cat X Sun, 03/08/2020 - 07:52

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There's no need to "reveal" anything. We already know it. Catholics have been warned through prophecy that the enemy will take the control, and the catholic church will appear as almost completely destroyed. We know the prophecies and the warnings. For the US, you're self desilusional, there's no separation in the US.

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