Pope Francis: STAY IN ROME

I have decided, because of the Pope's latest Encyclical, to begin a campaign urging him to STAY IN ROME and not come to us US in September.  If he is such a believer in climate change, and that humans are to blame, then I urge him to "walk the walk, don't just talk the talk" and not come to the US and STAY IN ROME.

If you are like minded, then take up the cause, which I will promote here each and every day!

Quick Thought on Laudato si': Set the Example, Help Save the Planet and Don't Travel to the US in September.

If the Pope is as concerned about environmental damage due to coal, oil, etc., used in transportation, buildings, etc., then I would like to make the following plea to Pope Francis:


Please do not travel to the US in September and stay in Rome.


Do you realize how much oil will be used to transport you, your aides, journalists, etc. from Europe to the US?


Do you realize how much energy and resources will be wasted to set up the various events that you will attend?


Do you realize how much energy and resources will be wasted with millions attempting to see and hear you?


How much energy has been spent working on your visit to date?


Pope Francis, please set the example on how one should help save the plant.  Do not travel to the US in September.  Stay in Rome. 


Show the world that you know how to lead the way.

This is the second time...and simply not a coincidence...

On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, I had heard the news that a plane had hit the World Trade Center in NYC. My thought was that it was an accident -- a fluke. Maybe bad weather (did not know the conditions that morning), maybe mechanical failure, etc. But when I heard it happened to the other building, I knew in my heart it was done on purpose.

The President of the United States has omitted the word "creator" twice. This is deliberate. This is not a silly mistake. He has done it for a reason.

CNS News has a report on this with some analysis. If you read the Forbes Magazine piece on Obama by Dinesh D'Souza, it really makes a lot of sense.