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Pope Francis warns against rise of populism in Europe


Josephine McKenna, Rome 22 January 2017 • 6:31pm


Pope Francis has warned against the rise of populism around the world and the danger of seeking a saviour that may result in dictators like Hitler.  
The pope made his comments in an exclusive interview he gave to the Spanish newspaper, El Pais, at the Vatican on Friday, as Donald Trump was being sworn-in as US president at his inauguration in Washington D.C.
The 80-year-old pontiff said it was too early to judge the new US leader, saying "let’s see what happens, let’s see what he does".
But asked if he was worried about the rise of populism in Europe and the US, the Pope said: "Crises provoke fear, alarm. In my opinion, the most obvious example of European populism is Germany in 1933.
"Germany is broken, looking to get itself going, looking for its identity, a leader, someone capable of restoring its character, and there is a young man named Adolf Hitler who says: "I can, I can".
"And all of Germany votes for Hitler. Hitler didn't steal power, he was elected by the people, and then he destroyed his own people. This is the danger.”

William Murderface wrote:

Pope Francis warns against rise of populism in Europe


Josephine McKenna, Rome 22 January 2017 • 6:31pm


Pope Francis has warned against the rise of populism around the world and the danger of seeking a saviour that may result in dictators like Hitler.  
The pope made his comments in an exclusive interview he gave to the Spanish newspaper, El Pais, at the Vatican on Friday, as Donald Trump was being sworn-in as US president at his inauguration in Washington D.C.
The 80-year-old pontiff said it was too early to judge the new US leader, saying "let’s see what happens, let’s see what he does".
But asked if he was worried about the rise of populism in Europe and the US, the Pope said: "Crises provoke fear, alarm. In my opinion, the most obvious example of European populism is Germany in 1933.
"Germany is broken, looking to get itself going, looking for its identity, a leader, someone capable of restoring its character, and there is a young man named Adolf Hitler who says: "I can, I can".
"And all of Germany votes for Hitler. Hitler didn't steal power, he was elected by the people, and then he destroyed his own people. This is the danger.”

And all of Germany votes for Hitler.

Q. You haven't watched TV for 25 years now, and you were reportedly never were very fond of journalists. Yet you have reinvented the whole communication system of the Vatican, you have professionalized it and have made it into a dicastery [a department of the Curia]. Are media that important for the Pope? Is there a threat against the freedom of the press? Can social media be detrimental for the freedom of the individual?
A. I don't watch television. I simply felt that God was asking that of me. On July 16, 1990 I made that promise, and I have not broken it. I have only been to the television center that was next to the archbishopric to watch a couple of films that I was interested in, which I thought would be appropriate for my message. I used to love the movies, I had studied a lot about cinema, most of all the Italian cinema of the postwar period, Italian realism, and the Polish director Wajda, and Kurosawa, and several French directors.

Papa je, takođe, rekao da odbija stvaranje bilo kakvog kulta oko papinstva, jer sebe smatra normalnim vernikom koji se ne razlikuje od običnih ljudi, preneo je Index.hr.
"Ne vidim sebe kao nekoga posebnog... Ja sam grešnik, i ja sam pogrešiv", rekao je. Za vreme prvog velikog razgovora pape Franje s nemačkim novinarima, upitali su ga je li ikada posumnjao u postojanje Boga, a on im je odgovorio: "Ni meni nisu strani trenuci praznine".
Ali, istakao je da su trenuci krize prilika za rast, a vernik koji ih ne iskusi ostaje "detinjast".