Pope Francis backs 'universal' COVID vaccination 'for all', WHO thrilled
'It would be sad if this vaccine became the property of this or that nation and was not universal and for all'
By Dorothy Cummings McLean
Fri Aug 21, 2020
VATICAN CITY, August 21, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) ― Pope Francis has backed global elites such as Bill Gates when it comes to a Coronavirus vaccination, saying that it should be "universal and for all."
In his Wednesday afternoon address, the Argentinian pontiff made his comments in the context of opposing rich countries and people obtaining the vaccine.
"It would be sad if we gave priority for the COVID-19 vaccine to the richest people," Pope Francis declared.
"It would be sad if this vaccine became the property of this or that nation and was not universal and for all," he continued.
Vaccine critics, including environmental lawyer Robert F. Kennedy Jr., are warning that key parts of testing are being skipped in the push to develop a COVID vaccine. Critics warn about the risks of large-scale injury and other health-related consequences that could result from a largely untested vaccine that is suddenly injected into millions.
Earlier this year, a Canadian inoculations watchdog alerted LifeSiteNews to the dangers of vaccines that are developed too quickly. Ted Kuntz, president of Vaccine Choice Canada (VCC), a society founded by families who have suffered from vaccine reactions or injuries, warned in May that Canadians should be concerned about the safety of a coronavirus trial vaccine manufactured by China.
Some authorities, like Professor Giuseppe Tritto, an internationally known expert in biotechnology and nanotechnology, have warned that developing a single vaccine for a virus for which the original genetic code is being withheld by the Chinese and which has already mutated into a dozen different strains is "extremely unlikely." This has resulted in many speculating on an ulterior agenda behind the global push for a COVID vaccination.
Some Church leaders, such as Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò and U.S. Bishop Joseph Strickland, have urged Catholics to reject COVID vaccines developed using cell-lines from aborted babies.
The Pope began his Wednesday speech by saying that the coronavirus pandemic had revealed the difficult situation of the poor "and the great inequality that reigns in the world." Although the coronavirus does not make exceptions between people, he said, it had nevertheless found, in "its devastating path, great inequalities and discriminations" and even increased them.
Pope Francis said that there must be a two-fold response to the situation: both a cure for the "little virus" of COVID-19 and a cure for the "big virus," "that of social injustice, of unequal opportunity, of marginalization, and of lack of protection for the weakest."
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WilliamtheResolute
The "Man of Peace" exposes himself…it's Biblical.