Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec The Masks Have Fallen: Democrats and Leftist Churches Oppose Refugees Who are White
May 14, 2025
Join Taylor Marshall, a Catholic author and geopolitical commentator, and Will Donahue, President of the College Republicans of America, as they dive deep into the complexities of racial identity politics surrounding South African refugees in the U.S. They tackle the sensitive topic of perceived anti-white sentiment in social programs and discuss Pope Leo XIV's unexpected rise to power. The conversation further explores the challenges faced by Chinese Catholics and the disconnect of American Catholics from the Vatican amidst broader geopolitical tensions. This engaging discussion offers fresh perspectives on faith and politics.
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Anti-White Refugee Bias Exposed
- White refugees fleeing racial violence in South Africa face denial and are labeled as colonizers despite their long history there.
- This reveals an anti-white bias where white people are excluded from refugee protections and support programs.
Papal Shift to Conservative Tradition
- Pope Leo XIV's election signifies a conservative and traditional shift in the Catholic Church after 12 years of Pope Francis' progressive leadership.
- Cardinal Prevost united conservatives, moderates, and international cardinals to block the liberal candidate and elect a pope signaling renewal.
Easter Mass Under Chinese Surveillance
- Jack Posobiec shared his experience attending Easter Mass in Shanghai where Chinese police checked passports to control access.
- The event illustrated the Chinese government's repressive control over religious freedom in China.