The article discusses the ongoing attempts to undermine Pope Francis, highlighting past campaigns against him based on false accusations and doctrinal disputes.
As the years go by, new information and testimonies have emerged revealing the extent of campaigns against Jorge Bergoglio, known as Pope Francis, aimed at discrediting him and pressuring him to resign. These efforts, primarily fueled by conservative factions, sought to prevent his ascension to the papacy and later push for his resignation by labeling him a 'communist' undermining Christian orthodoxy, attacking capitalism, and supporting uncontrolled immigration. The conservative critics also accused him of spreading false theories about climate change that supposedly threatened energy companies.
The latest development in this saga comes from the recent release of declassified documents by the U.S. Department of Justice related to the notorious pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. As part of these documents, there is a shocking exchange between Epstein and a key figure in Donald Trump's first presidential campaign, occurring just one month before Epstein's death in prison in 2019. This revelation connects the earlier campaigns against Pope Francis to broader political narratives and raises questions about the motivations and alliances at play.
