[Antichurch] Trump’s False Claims Expose Conciliar Sect’s Silence on Nuclear Proliferation
The EWTN News portal reports that President Donald Trump, ahead of Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s meeting with the usurper in the Vatican, Robert Prevost (erroneously called “Pope Leo XIV”), claimed the latter “seemed to be saying” Iran should be able to obtain nuclear weapons—a statement the article itself contradicts by noting the Holy Father has never said this and has spoken against nuclear arms. Trump stated: “Well, I can tell you this, that as far as the Pope is concerned, itʼs very simple, whether I make him happy or I donʼt make him happy, Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon… And he seemed to be saying that they can [obtain a nuclear weapon], and I say they cannot because if that happened, the entire world would be hostage, and weʼre not going to let that happen.” The article further notes Rubio’s meeting is unrelated to Trump’s criticism, focusing instead on religious freedom and humanitarian aid. This episode reveals the conciliar sect’s characteristic ambiguity on grave moral issues, reducing the papacy to diplomatic irrelevance while exposing the post-conciliar structure’s inability to uphold the Church’s sovereign teaching authority on matters of war, peace, and the common good.