Vatican News Organ Pimps the Environment to Push Pope’s Agenda
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Pope Benedict XIV and his Vatican hype squad are working over time to pimp concern for the environment as a reason to conform to Benny 16′s repressive ideology. Right before Xmas,the Prada-wearing Ill Papa spoke before the Curia about homosexuals and transsexuals, saying that:
(The Church) should also protect man from the destruction of himself. A sort of ecology of man is needed. The tropical forests do deserve our protection. But man, as a creature, does not deserve any less.
In October Pope Benedict XVI reaffirmed the Roman Catholic Church’s condemnation of artificial birth control. Now the Vatican’s official rag, L’Osservatore Romano claims that birth control pills are polluting the environment and are in part responsible for male infertility.
Okay, I agree, there is way toooo much packaging in birth control pills, what with the box, the blister pack, the little case and those darn "how too" booklets which seriously after the first month you don’t really need to read anymore. But there’s way too much packaging in just about everything we buy.
Now what about the
devastating effects on the environment by releasing tonnes of hormones into nature
that Pedro Jose Maria Simon Castellvi, president of the International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations claims are released through female urine?
Flavia Franconi, of the Society of Italian Pharmacology explained that the hormones contained in the pill such as oestrogen:
are present everywhere… in plastic, in disinfectants, in meat that we eat
Franconi was referring not only to hormones like rBGH which is injected into cows to increase milk production but also to the chemicals known as phthalates, used in plastics and cosmetics which impact developing cells in the male reproductive tract that are central to sperm formation.
L’Osservatore Romano’s story is countered by Gianbenedetto Melis, vice-president of a contraceptive research association, quoted by the ANSA news agency.
Once metabolised, the hormones contained in oral contraceptives no longer have any of the characteristic effects of feminine hormones.
In March, 2008 environmentalists were alarmed by reports that more than 100 different pharmaceuticals have been detected in lakes, rivers, reservoirs and streams throughout the world. The concentrations of these pharmaceuticals are measured in quantities of parts per billion or trillion, far below the levels of a medical dose, and are the result of poor metabolization of drugs in the bodies of humans and animals, including household pets who get treated with everything from anti-inflamatories to anti-depressants.
The Vatican and Pope Ratzi de Prada have to tap-dance their way across their criminal conduct.
Another form of “Look! Shiny object shiny object!”