LiberDeCaritas (@LiberDeCaritas)

What ever happened to Archbishop Viganò's November 16, 2021 appeal for an "Anti-Globalist Alliance?" Does anyone even remember it? On November 16, 2021 Archbishop Viganò released a statement asking for people of faith (particularly RULERS, POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS LEADERS) to unite against the globalists and their “Great Reset” in an Anti-Globalist Alliance. His specific words were, "I call upon rulers, political and religious leaders, intellectuals and all people of good will, inviting them to unite in an Alliance that launches an Anti-Globalist manifesto..." On November 20, 2021, just four days later, a message was delivered to Big Tech and World Government. You can read about just some of that in the very first Gab posts on this account. The message involved two people in particular - one, a ruler, political leader and intellectual, the other a religious leader and intellectual - as well as several "people of good will." It was noted how this message was delivered four days after Archbishop Viganò's appeal, and appeared to be part of a timeline. One event appearing to play off the other, so to speak. When Archbishop Viganò next mentioned his call for an Anti-Globalist Alliance to be formed, it is interesting to note how he seemed to change the wording of just who he was calling upon to form it. Whereas in the first call, he was reaching out to "rulers, political and religious leaders, intellectuals and all people of good will," in his Christmas address he was suddenly reaching out to "mainly the laity and all people of good will." After this, he appears to have stopped calling for an Anti-Globalist Appeal. He appears to have went from reaching out to "rulers, political and religious leaders," to "mainly the laity," to no one at all? What happened? Did he backtrack on his appeal? If so, why? I do not know. But if it is the case that he attempted to backtrack on his appeal to "rulers, political and religious leaders," (or even if it is not) I do know this: Once an appeal on earth is made for a higher good, and an answer to that appeal is given by those who are responding from the side of Heaven, there is no backtracking on their part unless commanded by God. Archbishop Viganò may have backed out of his appeal, I do not know. He may have also simply given up (but there again, the question remains as to "why?"). But if his first appeal was answered in the way that it may have been, according to those of the rank whom he first appealed to, there will be no backtracking on the part of the ones who answered. Even if those on earth no longer recall the appeal, the ones who answered in Heaven will remember.