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The hosts predict the election of a Jesuit or Marxist Pope from South America, specifically naming Jorge Mario Bergoglio. They argue such a figure is necessary to integrate the Catholic Church into the "New World Order" system of global wealth redistribution.
Pope Francis, Jorge Mario Bergoglio Jesuit Prediction
The selection of Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio as Pope Francis is analyzed in the context of a specific prediction made in episode 491. The discussion focuses on the Pope's Jesuit background and its perceived links to Marxist or socialist ideologies in South America. His reputation for humility, such as taking the bus and living in an apartment, is contrasted with his political history in Argentina.
Jesuit Cardinals, Marxist Influence in the Papal Conclave
Speculation regarding the next Pope focuses on Jesuit cardinals and their potential Marxist or socialist leanings, particularly those from South America. Candidates mentioned include Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina and Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana. The discussion posits that a Jesuit Pope could align with a globalist "New World Order" agenda emphasizing wealth redistribution.
