Pope Francis during Easter week has been preaching about the coronavirus. In March, the Pope said the

pandemic is nature having a fit because of pollution, a lack of any action on climate change.

On April 1st, you'll pop us so we got sick because we weren't listening to the cry of our

ailing planet. And last Wednesday, he doubled down on his environmental's wacko message. He called

the coronavirus pandemic nature's response to man-made global warming during Easter week.

In an interview with the tablet, a Catholic magazine, a pope quoted a Spanish expression,

God always forgives. We forgive sometimes, but nature never forgives. He said the world has not

heated recent catastrophes like the fires in Australia melting North Pole glaciers that aren't

melting and recent floods. He said he isn't sure if these are nature's revenge, but they certainly

are nature's response. What a crock! Pope Francis wanted to say the coronavirus outbreak is an

opportunity to inspire change to slow down our rate of production and consumption. He says it's time

to move from using and misusing nature to contemplating it. Well, while we all contemplate nature,

maybe we and other nations can also spend a few minutes contemplating our relationship with

the Chai Commes, in light of this global economic shutdown. Meanwhile, it's no shock that Il Papa

is spouting more left-wing wacko dogma. As always, say liberals or liberals first, even the pope.