In an encyclical published on Sunday, Pope Francis announced that he'd had an epiphany thanks to the Wuhan virus: it's time to ditch capitalism.  But that's not all.  He believes, too, that in a time of a serious infectious disease, we should focus even harder on open borders.  And he blithely upended almost two millennia of Church doctrine by doing away with St. Augustine's "just war" theory. These actions reflect Francis's Catholic upbringing within the communist "liberation theology" of the Latin American church.  They may also show the effects of his ongoing alliance with Chinese communists and with Muslims. Fox Business sums up the gist of Francis's communist dreams (emphasis mine): "Aside from the differing ways that various countries responded to the crisis, their inability to work together became quite evident," Francis wrote. "Anyone...(Read Full Post)