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The Non-Prophets, Episode 25.2.2 featuring Stephen Harder, Blind Limey, & Jimmy Jr

The Non-Prophets, Episode 25.2.2 featuring Stephen Harder, Blind Limey, & Jimmy Jr

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 Pope Leo XIV is suddenly very concerned that the world is too violent, which is rich coming from the leader of history's wealthiest criminal organization. While he decries the erosion of human life, it’s mostly just a Trojan horse to smuggle in anti-choice dogma and play to "end times" fantasies. We’re dissecting the selective outrage that ignores secular suffering while demanding moral authority the Vatican forfeited centuries ago. If the Church actually cared about peace, they’d trade their gold chalices for boots on the ground instead of just offering more holy lip service.

News Source:
Pope warns diplomats of rising global violence and erosion of human life
By USCCB Staff for USCCB
January 12, 2026
🔗 https://www.usccb.org/news/2026/pope-warns-diplomats-rising-global-violence-and-erosion-human-life

The Non-Prophets, Episode 25.2.2 featuring Stephen Harder, Blind Limey, and Jimmy Jr.

The Pope Calling the Kettle Black 🖤
Vatican Diplomacy: War, Peace, and Pews 🕊️
The End Times Narrative: Cheering for Chaos 🔥
Selective Outrage in the Holy See 🇻🇦
Smuggling Dogma into Global Conflict 📦
Is the Catholic Church History’s Biggest Mob? 🕵️‍♂️
Lip Service and Gold Chalices 🍷
Why the Pope Needs a History Lesson 📚
The War on Women’s Bodies: Leo’s Real Agenda 🚺
Consistency Check: Gaza vs. Ukraine 🌍
Holy Dict-Waving: Vatican Edition 📏
Turning War Into a Marketing Ploy 📈
The Fragile Authority of an Antiquated Institution 🏛️
Prophecy vs. Policy: The Cardinal’s Agenda 🔮
Why the Vatican Can’t Fix Global Violence 🚫


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