Pope Francis: Jesuit, Globalist, and the New World Order

from Jim Duke Perspective · host Jim Duke

The world mourns the passing of the last Pope, Pope Francis. While they hold him in high regard, we have our skepticism of his agenda. We explain this Pope's Jesuit background, the Jesuit agenda, anf how he played a role in Globalism and Socialism fulfilling the New World Order.

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