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Wszystkim, którzy będą czytać wystąpienie mego kolegi Izraela Adama Szamira w Petersburgu (d. Leningradzie) tydzień temu, przypominam:
1. Już w 1984 roku słyszałem, z ust francuskiego socjologa Alain Tourraine, przemawiającego na Renconters Intellectuelles Internationales w Genewie, że "IDEOLOGIA JANA PAWŁA II TO NEOJUDAIZM". (Tourraine miał z pewnością idee K. Wojtyły wyłożone w jego, uwielbianej przez "Solidarność", encyklice "Laborem exercens" z końca 1981 roku; w tym "liście apostolskim" co drugie zdanie powtarza się biblijne, starotestamentowe zawołanie Boga "Panujcie nad ziemią!")
2. Znany polski religioznawca, prof. Włodzimierz Pawluczuk z Uniw. Jagiellońskiego oraz Białostockiego, powiedział mi już dziesięć lat temu, w czasie konferencji na UJ, że oczywiście tak zwana "demokracja liberalna" to jest zsekularyzowany judaizm.
3. Jeśli chodzi o neo-judaistyczne poglądy kolejnych głów Watykanu (Ben XVI nie różni się w tym względzie od JP II), to interesujący jest wykaz oficjalnych "doradców-nadzorców" Watykanu podany przez rzymski "Rejestr Katolicki" w dniu 26 listopada 2006. Według RK, tak jak dla JPII głównym doradcą ze strony rządu USA był Zbig Brzezinski, tak dla Ben XVI ma być nim Henry Kissinger, podobnie jak Brzezinski emerytowany Sekretarz Stanu. Jeśli chodzi "doradców" ekonomicznych Watykanu, to obok laureata Nagrody Nobla, monetarysty Miltona Friedmana znajdujemy nazwisko Jeffrey'a Sachsa, wynajętego w latach 1989-91, przez Fundację Batorego-Sorosa do przeprowadzenia "terapii dezindustrializacyjnej" Polski, znanej pod nazwą Planu Balcerowicza. Wśród ponadnarodowych elit, kontrolujących Watykan - a zatem i całość poczynań Kościoła Katolickiego w świecie - mamy też obecnych i byłych dyrektorów Banku Światowego oraz MFW, Paula Wolfowitza oraz Michela Camdessusa, a także b. amerykańskiego dyplomatę - i jednocześnie "apostoła" połączenia katolicyzmu z zezwalajacym na lichwę liberalizmem ekonomicznym - Michela Novaka, itd. (Pełen wykaz "swojsko" brzmiących nazwisk w krótkim tekście po angielsku poniżej).
WYKAZ ULTRA LIBERALNYCH "DORADCÓW" WATYKANU:
Catholic Register |
November 26, 2006 BY EDWARD PENTIN
VATICAN CITY
Over the course of his long and controversial career, former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has had many titles.
Now he reportedly has one more adviser to the Pope.
According to the Italian newspaper La Stampa, Pope Benedict XVI has invited the 83-year-old former adviser to Richard Nixon to be a political consultant, and Kissinger has accepted.
Quoting an „authoritative” diplomatic source at the Holy See, the paper reported Nov. 4 that the Nobel laureate was asked at a recent private audience with the Holy Father to form part of a papal „advisory board” on foreign and political affairs.
As the Register went to press, Kissinger's office was unable to confirm or deny the report. La Stampa stood by its story, although the Italian press is less rigorous in its authentication of stories as is the
United States Press.
If true, there is speculation on which issues Kissinger would advise the Holy Father. Relations with Islam, Palestine and Israel , and Iraq Kissinger has been critical of the conduct of the war but opposes a quick
withdrawal are likely to be high up on the agenda.
It has also been speculated that, in view of the Muslim hostility
to Benedict's recent Regensburg speech, Kissinger might provide advice on dealing with an increasingly fractious Islamic world.
Furthermore, like the Pope, Kissinger has analyzed the challenges of globalization and might provide advice in this area as well.
„The idea [of his appointment] sounds like a good one,” said veteran Vatican journalist Sandro Magister. „But so would it also be to consult other experts on geopolitics with different orientations.”
As possible expert advisers with different perspectives, Magister listed Catholic philosopher and former diplomat Michael Novak; Bernard Lewis, professor of Near Eastern Studies at Princeton University; and foreign policy experts such as Charles Kupchan and G. John Ikenberry.
Expert Advice
The recruitment of Kissinger would not be unprecedented. Experts from a variety of disciplines, including the realm of economics, politics and philosophy, are regularly invited to advise popes and Vatican officials on current affairs.
Pope John Paul II was close friends with Zbigniew Brzezinski, the Polish-born national security adviser to President Jimmy Carter, partly because both had a common Polish heritage (though this caused the Soviets to suspect the Vatican of „fixing” the election of Karol Wojtyla, which occurred during the Carter presidency).
Similarly to John Paul and Brzezinski, Benedict and Kissinger are close in age and were both born in Bavaria (a Jew, Kissinger and his family fled Nazi Germany before World War II).
In recent years, other figures invited to share their expertise with the Holy See have included Paul Wolfowitz, a former President Bush adviser and now president of the World Bank; Michel Camdessus, the former director of the International Monetary Fund; American economist Jeffrey Sachs and Hans Tietmeyer, former governor of Germany 's central bank.
The pontifical academies also regularly call on academic luminaries as consultants, such as Nobel laureates Gary Becker, the successor to Milton Friedman at the Chicago School of Economics, and Italian medical researcher Rita Levi-Montalcini.
In comments to the Register, Novak said that „many, maybe most” of these experts are not Catholic, but that the Pope „can call in certain experts he wants to talk to, or hear a paper from, with discussion in a small group.”
Novak said this is true of both Benedict XVI and John Paul II, whom he described as having „very curious and searching minds.”
Any appointment of Kissinger is likely to cause some unease, however. One Iranian radio station is already reporting the news as a „papal-Jewish conspiracy,” while others object to the Pope consulting with someone who has been widely identified with the realpolitik school of political analysis, an approach that places practical considerations before morality.
Different Voices'
Yet like Pope John Paul II, Benedict XVI is winning recognition for his intellectual ability and his capacity to discuss international issues with a diverse spectrum of world figures, ranging from the Dalai Lama to the late atheist polemicist Oriana Fallaci and to Mustapha Cherif, an Algerian
Muslim philosopher whom he met this month.
„Such an appointment would really show Benedict XVI to be contrary to his media image, as someone who's willing to listen to other voices not in accordance with his views,” said one Holy See diplomat about the reported enlistment of Kissinger as a papal adviser. „It's always helpful to hear different voices offering different views.”
Edward Pentin
writes from Rome .
http://ncregister.com/site/article/1370/
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