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The Pope against the EU and others

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A powerful speech that went unnoticed by Western media: To members of the Diplomatic Corps accredited to the Holy See (9 January 2026)

A message to the EU. Clear enough to be ignored.
Pope Leo XIV put it in plain words:

“especially in the West, the space for genuine freedom of expression is rapidly shrinking. At the same time, a new Orwellian-style language is developing which, in an attempt to be increasingly inclusive, ends up excluding those who do not conform to the ideologies that are fueling it.

Unfortunately, this leads to other consequences that end up restricting fundamental human rights”

That alone should have caused panic in Brussels. It did not.

But he went further.

He stated that the post war order is over. Power moves first, law is consulted later, if convenient.
He called for dialogue, multilateralism, and respect for international law instead of sanctions, which have replaced diplomacy.
He criticized a world economy built on debt.
He warned that technology without ethics accelerates domination, surveillance, and manipulation.
On migration, he said that people move because systems fail.

When the most conservative institution on Earth openly says that the global order is exhausted, something is seriously rotten.

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broken clock is right twice a day - I tend to believe in this case it's more frequent but bitter-sweet as the cases when he is wrong do the same or bigger damage

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void said:

broken clock is right twice a day - I tend to believe in this case it's more frequent but bitter-sweet as the cases when he is wrong do the same or bigger damage

This guy has limitations because of the role he plays, but he speaks loud and clear. Funny to hear these words coming from there, it tells all about the other people in positions of power.

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Marty McFly said:

limitations

What so you mean by “limitations”? Like affiliated only with more conservative politicians ?

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Columbus said:

What so you mean by “limitations”? Like affiliated only with more conservative politicians ?

In his position he can’t just go out and say whatever goes to his mind, like Trump for example. Also, he is covering that role for life, and he has to take care of the state he administers, so he can’t scare his audience and his business partners.

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Given his personal history, that speech is a striking departure.

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Paratore said:

Given his personal history, that speech is a striking departure.

What do you mean exactly? His personal history doesn’t seem bad.

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Marty McFly said:

What do you mean exactly? His personal history doesn’t seem bad.

He has advocated for some of that “inclusivity” in the past. His papal name is homage to the prior pope by that name who dreamed up Catholic socialist theology in the encyclical Rerum Novarum, which was later promoted as a competitor to fascism and socialism/communism and a way to keep Catholicism relevant in the 1930s. It’s interesting that he’s speaking against the suppression of speech given that it’s on behalf of an ideology for which he’s expressed support. I care less about a Catholic pope than I do about a bear shitting in the woods, so it’s just an observation of an interesting contravention of the expected.

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Paratore said:

He has advocated for some of that “inclusivity” in the past. His papal name is homage to the prior pope by that name who dreamed up Catholic socialist theology in the encyclical Rerum Novarum, which was later promoted as a competitor to fascism and socialism/communism and a way to keep Catholicism relevant in the 1930s. It’s interesting that he’s speaking against the suppression of speech given that it’s on behalf of an ideology for which he’s expressed support. I care less about a Catholic pope than I do about a bear shitting in the woods, so it’s just an observation of an interesting contravention of the expected.

The Pope is not important because of personal authority, but because he speaks for one of the few institutions that thinks in centuries instead of election cycles and it’s still followed by millions of people around the world.

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Marty McFly said:

The Pope is not important because of personal authority, but because he speaks for one of the few institutions that thinks in centuries instead of election cycles and it’s still followed by millions of people around the world.

Fair point. It seems like he has at least partially put aside his personal feelings in favor of the job. I was also surprised that King Charles has largely managed the same in his.

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