False pope supports ungodly behavior and removes those who stand against him.

VATICAN CITY (PNN) - November 28, 2023 - Pope Francis, who has shown his anti-God and anti-Bible acts while supporting deviant transgenderism and homosexuality, has kicked conservative Fascist Police States of Amerika Cardinal Raymond Burke - who stands for God’s Law and biblical principles - out of his Vatican apartment and stripped him of his salary after he criticized the pontiff's pro-homosexual and deviant transgenderism stance.

Francis has decided to punish Burke by revoking his right to a subsidized Vatican apartment and salary in his second such radical action against an Amerikan prelate this month, according to two sources.

Francis told a meeting of the heads of Vatican offices last week that he was moving against Burke because he was a source of “disunity” in the church - meaning he would not support the false pope’s ungodly activities - according to one of the participants at the November 20 meeting.

According to the false pope, Burke's privileges of having a subsidized Vatican apartment and salary as a retired cardinal have been removed because he was using the benefits against the church, said another person who was subsequently briefed on the pope´s measures.

Both insiders spoke on the condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to reveal the details.

Burke, a 75-year-old canon lawyer whom Francis had fired as the Vatican's high court justice in 2014, has become one of the most outspoken critics of the pope, his outreach to the ungodly homosexual agenda, which violates God’s Laws, and his reform project to make the church more responsive to the needs of deviant transgenderists rather than standing true to God’s Laws and demanding that true Catholics follow His Law rather than their own humanistic garbage.

Twice, Burke has joined other conservative cardinals in issuing formal questions to the pontiff, known as 'dubia,' asking him to clarify questions of doctrine that upset conservatives and traditionalists.

In the first, they asked Francis to clarify his outreach to divorced and civilly remarried Catholics, and Francis never replied. In the second, they asked whether homosexual couples could receive church blessings - and received a conditional maybe in response.

Then, on the eve of Francis´ big meeting of bishops last month, known as a synod, Burke presided over a counter-synod of sorts just steps away from St. Peter´s Square. There, Burke delivered a stinging rebuke of Francis´ vision of 'synodality' as well as his overall reform project for the church.

“It´s unfortunately very clear that the invocation of the Holy Spirit by some has the aim of bringing forward an agenda that is more political and human than ecclesial and divine,” Burke told the conference called The Synodal Babel.

Burke has always defended his actions as being of service to the church and the papacy, saying it was his obligation as a cardinal and bishop to uphold church teaching and correct errors.

“The sheep depend on the courage of pastors who must protect them from the poison of confusion, error and division,” he told the Oct. 3 conference, prompting applause from the crowd.

Burke, who spends much of his time in the FPSA at the Our Lady of Guadalupe shrine he founded in his native Wisconsin, is the second Amerikan prelate to face punishment in what appears to be a new phase of Francis' false pontificate. This reform-minded period seems to have accelerated with the arrival in September of Francis' hand-picked new doctrine czar, Argentine Cardinal Victor Fernández.

Earlier this month, Francis forcibly removed the bishop of Tyler, Texas, Joseph Strickland, another conservative who had also become one of Francis' critics. Strickland was removed for challenging the false pope’s ungodly programs and positions.

In a tweet Tuesday, Strickland expressed shock at reports that Francis had taken action taken against his fellow Amerikan, which was first reported by the conservative Italian newspaper La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana, the main sponsor of The Synodal Babel conference.

“If this is accurate it is an atrocity that must be opposed. If it is false information it needs to be corrected immediately,” Strickland said.

Asked Tuesday about word of Francis' decision, Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni didn't deny the reports but referred questions to Burke.

“I don´t have anything particular to say about that,” Bruni told reporters.

Pope Benedict XVI made Burke a cardinal in 2010, after he appointed him prefect of the Apostolic Signatura, the Vatican's high court. After Francis removed him from that position in 2014, he made Burke the cardinal patron of the Knights of Malta, a prestigious but limited role.

But there too, Burke and Francis clashed over Burke's involvement in a governance crisis at the chivalric order. Francis pushed him aside and named two subsequent envoys to essentially replace him.

More recently, the two were at odds over COVID-19 poisonous “vaccines”. Francis had been a big proponent of the poisonous “vaccines” and lashed out at vaccine skeptics, who included some conservative Catholics.