Editor’s Note: In an article which reveals more about the visit of the Italian PM to Pope Francis yesterday, we finally get a good amount of information. Meloni’s office says she wanted to see the Pope to assure him of the prayers and good wishes of the Italian people in her capacity as head of the Italian government. There is a long discourse on how Pope Francis’ health is not as bad as speculation about it on social media. — You know, the standard, “It is evil to speculate and think and criticize the narrative we give you”, kind of manipulatory press releases. Meloni says she has a profound respect for Pope Francis and that he is a holy man. — Meloni heads the Fratelli d’Italia Political Party which is founded in the spirit of the FreeMasonic Brotherhood, of which, Pope Francis, according to his security chief in Argentina, is also a member. — But the report lets out one clue, buried among all the counter-hype to keep the narrative that everything’s o.k. going strong: that it is Pope Francis who wanted to see Meloni, not Meloni Francis.

The Narrative about Pope Francis in the hospital is either the worst of all managed press relations or it is a clever stunt to increase the attention of the Catholic World on Pope Francis, so that he remains the center of attention after his heretical denial of the Order of Charity and the Catholic Doctrine on the role of conscience in his Letter to the Bishops of the United States, where he called on them to oppose President Donald Trump’s efforts to reign in the uncontrolled illegal immigration crisis, which has allowed 10 million persons enter the country illegally in the last 4 years alone. — A message received loud and clear by the U. S. Bishops, who launched a legal suit against the President’s Administration just the other day, to the shame of most Catholics in that country.

At the same time the press, around the world, has been divided into two camps: one to keep presenting the rosy but ambiguous narrative without questions to the world; the other to drop little facts or hints here or there. If you do not read these numerous reports carefully, you are highly likely simply to get sucked into the Fan-Club Psyop. But if you do, you can see facts here and there lining up to some important announcement or event in the life of Pope Francis, such as his renunciation or his death.

At this point, certitude is impossible to have: and that is the only thing effective in the Vatican Press Campaign.

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