Solidarity with Christians.

Hello friends of freedom, I am not very Catholic, because you have been baptized, nor do I go to mass regularly, nor am I a very believer, or anything like that, but today I would like to show solidarity with this movement that is already taking place worldwide to mark the cross on the day of ashes, on Ash Wednesday, more than anything out of solidarity with Christians, with people who, frankly, are very devout and are very believers because they observe that in recent years and more recently even this is happening. exercising extreme violence against them.

Violence that has even led to a boy of only 23 years being murdered in France for his religious and political beliefs, and this already seems to me that we are crossing a red line, so much so that these progressives like it, because we are also going to cross that red line because this is the worst version of the most repugnant Nazism, Nazism that lives in people on the left.

And we are going to review a whole series of cases of how today Christians in half the world are being killed like flies with the passivity, forgiveness, and connivance of many political forces that call themselves defenders of social rights, but of course, only of their rights, not the rights of others.

This marking of the cross on the forehead, to me personally, has seemed like a very practical and very, if you want to call it that, striking way to express, well in my case, solidarity, but we reach extremes where I can perfectly understand that many people are sick to death, sick to death of seeing how many people are discriminated against for their religious thinking.

And look at this, for example, it appears in different media, a different Ash Wednesday, famous Catholics begin to show and vindicate their faith, until now this was something that was not usually done, however, from any other religion you see immediately that I am this, I am that, and I am from the movement I don't know what, I am from here, I am from there, I have never especially seen Catholics go around beating each other on the chest, except for some procession, something like this, I see that the people are or practice the Catholic religion, because in their privacy or in Other things, things, sorry, that the current political power does not do, because in the same way that this is done like this, for example, in Spain the Catholic majority of the country is despised and, for example, Ash Wednesday, I believe that this marks the beginning of Lent, well we have that the government goes out of its way to congratulate Ramadan, while the Catholics, well, they celebrate Lent and it passes by them, in a total and absolute.

The above is an Amnesty International report so you can see that this is not about religions, this is about human rights, human rights that the left systematically does not respect and in the Amnesty International report it is stated that Christian minorities are being persecuted in the world, discriminated against, subjected to violence and a total lack of justice, countries where this hunting of Christians is practiced, we have Pakistan, it stands out in a way, Nigeria has even had to bomb positions of the Islamists, the army of The United States, because that was already chaos, North Korea, China, India, I mean, there is a whole crowd in the world that can't stand other people having another religion.

And there are Christian minorities all over the world, you go to Egypt and Egypt crushes the Coptic Christians, why? because they are Christians and because they had been in Egypt before them, because they cannot swallow that historical reality and here no one says anything.

I am not a Christian, nor do I practice it, understand me, I have been baptized, but I do not like this being done because we go to extremes like what has happened in France, where a 23-year-old boy has been killed for his beliefs, both religious and political, and France right now is upside down with this case.

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