Algeria: Pope’s message sparks outrage

This pope is a flake.

Pope decries migrants and refugees being treated ‘worse than house pets’

That is false. When Mohammedans land in EUrope, which is quickly turning into EUrabia, they are given everything their hearts desire, except sex-slaves, which is why there is a rape epidemic in EUrabia now.

Mass weaponised migration has been deliberately manipulated to destroy western civilisation – it will only continue to get worse.

Pope Leo has previously criticised US President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, calling for better treatment of refugees.

Algeria: Pope’s message sparks ‘outrage among Christians, many of whom live with the daily threat to their lives’

The last pope, Pope Francis, was no better than Pope Leo, and may have been been worse. Pope Francis earned the sobriquet the Pope of Islam on Jihad Watch, but Pope Leo XIV is giving him stiff competition.

There comes a point when people have had enough of being lied to, played for fools  and deceived by the red-green axis of evil. The article below points out how Muslims have been persecuting Christians, and how the pope is insensitive to that fact. It isn’t Christians who are murdering Muslims for being Muslims.

The pope was already raising eyebrows with his obscene moral equivalence on his recent tour; Jihad Watch covered it HERE.

But now he is sparking outrage, not only among observers in the West, but among the persecuted Christians themselves.

Pope Leo even went so far as to warn about “turning geopolitical rivalry into a civilizational struggle between Christianity and Islam.” Hasn’t that ship sailed long ago with Islam, and for the past 1,400 years of Islamic war against every other religion? Where has Pope Leo been?

Even the Muslim Mirror noted:

His remarks carried significance beyond a conventional appeal for peace, particularly because they came at a moment of escalating confrontation involving the United States, Israel and Iran, where narratives about civilisation, religion and geopolitical loyalty have increasingly shaped public discourse.

Pope Leo, like his predecessor, is on the wrong side of history.

“The pope’s Algerian mirage,” by A. S. Ibrahim, WNG News, April 20, 2026:

Leo didn’t do sh!t for these women, TRUMP DID.

During his first-ever apostolic journey to Algeria on April 13, Pope Leo XIV stood inside the historic Basilica of Our Lady of Africa in Algiers and delivered words that have already sparked outrage among Christians, many of whom live with the daily threat to their lives.

Addressing a tiny Catholic community in a nation that is more than 99 percent Muslim, the pope declared in a post on X: “Communion between Christians and Muslims takes shape under the mantle of Our Lady of Africa. Here, in #Algeria, the maternal love of Lalla Meryem gathers everyone as children, within our rich diversity, in our shared aspiration for dignity, love, justice, and peace. In a world where division and wars sow pain and death, living in unity and peace is a compelling sign.”

The rhetoric is fancifully poetic, but the reality it ignores is brutal. In Algeria itself, the very country the pope held up as a model of “shared aspiration,” Christians exist only by permission, under a 2006 ordinance that criminalizes evangelism of Muslims with penalties of two to five years in prison and steep fines. Distributing Bibles, posting Christian messages online, or even hosting a prayer meeting can trigger prosecution. Dozens of Protestant churches have been forcibly closed. The 2020 constitution erased explicit protection for freedom of conscience, leaving only “freedom of worship in accordance with the law”—a law written by and for the Islamic state. In a country that constitutionally defines itself as Islamic and treats conversion as a crime, the pope’s talk of “communion” and a “shared mantle” is not merely naïve. It is laughable.

The irony deepens when the pope speaks of a world “where division and wars sow pain and death” without once naming the documented pattern of anti-Christian violence by the hands of Muslims.

According to the Open Doors World Watch List 2026, nine of the ten countries where Christians face the most extreme persecution are Muslim-majority….