The Vipers of Vaticbeijan Are at it Again
By Jirair Tutunjian
Exit: Francis Bergoglio
Enter: Leo Prevost.
What’s the difference between the two? None, when we speak about the Grand Fromages who run the corrupt international corporat
When the former Argentinian bouncer, aka Pope Francis, recently ascended to the blue yonder to sit next to former fisherman Simon, aka St. Peter, Armenians hoped the Azeri follies of Francis would be history as the holy baton would pass to the enlightened Americ
Unfortunately, Vatican is still the same hell hole which, for more than a decade, has been cozying up to Baku’s dictator for the latter’s unclean petrodollars.
People who follow Vatican’s Azeri rapprochement are familiar with the notorious Cardinal Claudio Gugerrotti, the Pope Francis’ point man in fabricating relations with the Baku gangsters, particularly with the world facelift champion better known as Mehriban Aliyeva, the First Lady of Petrolia. Now Gugerrotti has a new lieutenant to help him do Vatican’s dirty work…boy Cardinal George Koovakad of Kattayam (Kerala), India. He was playing with Bunsen burners in the chemistry class in Changanachery before he saw the light and became a Catholic clergyman. The 55-year-old Koovakad’s main expertise is travel booking: he planned all of the “apostolic” trips of Pope Francis.
Now good old George is a participant in plans to further advance “Holy See’s” relations with Sludge Land. It’s not known how good a trip organizer he was, but he certainly needs help when he tries to express himself in English. Promoting closer ties with Baby Aliyev and Madame Alieva, he recently said: “A long journey rooted on Vatican II, marked over the years by declarations of mutual esteem, culminating in the 2011 Bilateral Agreement, and now enriched by a further Memorandum of Understanding into interreligious dialogue.”
Clear enough?
To parse what incoherent Koovakad is trying to say is this: Vatican will legitimize the criminal Azeri regime by whitewashing its criminal reputation. In return, petrodollar will flow from Baku to fund Vatican projects and to fund fake seminars where Armenian churches and architecture are claimed to have been built by Christian Albanians. Muslim Azerbaijan, a veritable fountain of scholarly knowledge about Christians in the Caucasus, claims Dadivank monastery was built by Christian Albanians, although the latter vanished in the 8th century and the monastery was built between the 9th and 13th centuries.
But why quibble?
The Catholic entity in Rome is peddling its petrodollar chase by wrapping it with religious mumbo-jumbo: understanding between the Holy See’s Christianity and Alievistan’s token Islam.
Consider these contradictions:
Catholic Church Tenets: Belief in one God in three persons, Father, Son,and the Holy Spirit. To Muslims this is sacrilege. They believe in the oneness of God.
The Catholic Church maintains Christ is the Son of God. Muslims consider that belief sacrilegious. To them Christ is a prophet…but not a top-of-line prophet: that honor belongs to Prophet Muhammad who brought God’s ultimate word to the humanity.
The Catholic Church says Virgin Mary is the mother of God. “Sacrilege,” Muslims shout.
The Catholic Church believes Jesus Christ will return (the Second Coming) and judge the living and the dead. To Muslims this is hocus-pocus.
In their turn, Muslims have their own creed which is different from that of Vatican’s.
The Vatican claims it is building bridges with the Catholics of Azerbaijan: there are a grand total of 600 Catholics in Azerbaijan. As to building bridges with Azerbaijan’s Christians, the overwhelming majority of those belong to the Russian Church. There were 380,000 Christians in Azerbaijan but they fled because of pogroms and “ethnic cleansing.” They were Armenian.
What should Armenians do about the unholy alliance? Simply, expose and shame the Church which claims to hold the keys to Heaven. Another option: Catholic Armenians should ponder about their allegiance to a corrupt and unchristian outfit which is in bed with people, the satanic killers of Armenians.
