'Davos is the Representation of the Devil': Catholics Slam Globalist Pope Francis, Label Him 'Chaplain of the United Nations and World Economic Forum' (Video)

In a scathing critique, Vicente Montesinos, the founder of “Adoration and Liberation” – a prominent Spanish Christian website – condemned Pope Francis for extending blessings to the Davos Forum. He starkly characterized the Pope’s actions as a distressing concession to globalist agendas, amounting to a profound betrayal of the fundamental tenets of Catholicism. Known for his bold and passionate style, Montesinos delivered his rebuke in a video released on January 18, 2024, and translated by RAIR Foundation USA.

Vicente Montesinos, referring to the Pope by his birth name, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, accused him of acting as the ‘chaplain of the United Nations.’ He contended that Pope Francis’s actions represent nothing less than the formal endorsement of globalism as a moral virtue, a concept he vehemently opposes. ‘Bergoglio not only blesses the participants of the Davos Forum but also asserts that the process of globalization possesses an inherent moral dimension,’ Montesinos stated.

Montesinos spared no criticism in dissecting the Pope’s message to the elite’s gathering at Davos. He blasted what he called “hollow phrases” and “pitiful politicking” coming from someone who “passes himself off as the Vicar of Christ.” The Pope’s assertion that globalization is a moral imperative was met with scathing rebuke from Montesinos, who sees this as a call for “conversion to globalism by moral mandate.”

The video features Montesinos railing against the Vatican’s association with the nefarious global entities, particularly its engagement with the World Economic Forum. “Davos is the representation of the devil. All the Freemasonry is concentrated there,” he exclaimed, questioning the moral integrity of the Vatican’s participation in this “predatory and immoral meeting.”

Montesinos denounces the Pope as the “Pacha-Papa” who blesses the “Sanhedrin of Satanists.” According to Montesinos, the Pope’s actions confirm his role as a globalist figurehead, utterly detached from the actual teachings of the Catholic Church.

The video concludes with a call for purity and a stark repudiation of the Vatican’s current trajectory under Pope Francis. “We won’t stop until Heaven, my dear brothers—either saints or nothing. Long live Christ the King,” Montesinos proclaims, calling for a return to what he sees as the true essence of Catholicism.

Montesinos’ remarks highlight the growing chasm within the Catholic Church, with faithful Catholics like himself vehemently opposing the Pope’s approach to global issues. This critique raises significant questions about the direction of the Catholic Church under the current Jesuit pope and its relationship with anti-Christian Globalists.