Why does the Vatican also need Mongolia

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Why does the Vatican also need Mongolia


“They talk about treasures that seem to be found in the ground. One of them is in the mountain, on the left side of the Khara River. A large rock with a large gap in it. In this gap, 10 sazhens away, the lock of the box is visible.
G. Tsybikov "Diary of a trip to Mongolia in 1895"

Pope Francis recently decided to include distant Mongolia in his 2023 travel schedule. This will be the second recent visit of the head of the Vatican to Central Asia. Prior to that, his visit almost coincided with the SCO summit. A separate trip to Mongolia, taking into account the fact that the primate of the Roman Catholic Church is experiencing health problems, and in themselves such apostolic visits are not a frequent occurrence for the Vatican, makes one think that the Roman see is looking for something more in the steppes than just a new flock.



The indifference of the Vatican to Mongolia, at first glance, is rather difficult to explain rationally. If in the same Kazakhstan there are 20 thousand believers (0,4% of the population), then only 1,3 thousand Catholics (0,01%) live in the Mongolian steppes. At the same time, neither Astana nor the neighbors have any diocesan institutions, but Mongolia has been hosting an apostolic prefecture for a long time. The structure in the Roman hierarchy is not of the highest rank, but the neighbors have even less - only primary Christian missions.

In August last year, Francis further strengthened the Mongolian representation and elevated Bishop D. Morengo to the rank of cardinal. In the Vatican system, the bishop is a spiritual ordained rank, and the cardinal is a link in the managerial hierarchy, and the link is very high - D. Morengo has less than two hundred colleagues in the whole wide world. After a trip to Astana, where Francis confirmed his agreement with future reforms, it seemed that there would not be a second trip to the region (although negotiations were underway). But, apparently, circumstances are developing in such a way that health problems will have to be postponed.

In Rome, it is customary to refer questions about Mongolia to historical sources and the beginning of the Catholic mission since the time of the Mongol invasion. But over the past hundreds of years, the full-fledged Vatican acted there very unevenly, in fits and starts, and, probably, only since 1992 did the Roman representation become truly permanent. Therefore, in this case, we observe not so much spiritual things as geopolitical combinations. Their peculiarity is that, using the example of Mongolia, one can consider so many different threads, strategies and projects, that the head of the Roman Church will only have to be thanked, that a small example can make out much more.

Pope Francis got ready for the trip quite on time. The fact is that the so-called. The "coal protests" in Mongolia completed the formation of a kind of project "axis" that was built between a number of groups in the United States and China, and this link is such that Francis has been trying since the beginning of last year to attach to it the part of Europe he leads behind him, to reach a consensus and what - some interaction. And it can be understood, since another part of the US elites, the Vatican flock of Europe (and the poor, and the middle class, and the aristocracy) decided to finish eating with giblets.

Mongolia, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, found itself in a rather difficult situation. The fact is that about a third of the economy was supported by allied subsidies, and a significant part simply depended on sales markets and commercial supplies. Mongolia was seen as an unconditional ally, for which all doors were open. When Moscow, having gone into the free market, closed its doors, Ulaanbaatar had no choice but to establish cooperation with China, turning into its raw material granary.

This process was objective, since both Russia and Mongolia were suppliers of the same groups of raw materials, and the food market for Russia was too small, simply because of the neighbor's population. Working projects remained (and still are) the development of uranium ores and cooperation in the field of providing electricity, which Mongolia has a shortage.

The long epic of negotiations on uranium ended with the fact that Rosatom gradually managed to squeeze Canadians out of the industry, but another problem arose - Rosatom fundamentally maintains domestic stations on Russian raw materials, and reserves for foreign projects are still excessive. Very close joint work is being carried out with Kazakhstan, which today is the leader in production, and the resources of Mongolia and Tanzania are waiting in the wings. The investor could be China, which has plans to build 150 nuclear power plants, but these are plans, and it makes no sense for Beijing to bother with the extraction and processing of ore if Moscow supplies ready-made fuel under contracts. Yes, and on the best terms. The Chinese can spend resources on designing and training specialists.

From time to time, Mongolia's interaction with Russia was complicated by hydropower projects on the Selenga and its tributaries, which were regulated during negotiations, but even here Mongolia had its hands tied, since only Beijing could provide long-term loans for construction. There are ongoing negotiations on gas transit to China, and they have become even more relevant since last year.

Almost all governments in Ulaanbaatar over the past years have adhered to the line of constructive interaction with Moscow, not forgetting the so-called. "multi-vector". This could have continued for years if, after the election of John Biden in the pandemic 2020, the processes of fragmentation of the global system into separate blocks had not been fully launched. For Mongolia, this resulted in a government crisis, which de facto ended only this year.

At the end of 2020, a pregnant woman dies in Ulaanbaatar due to errors in quarantine measures. An investigation is initiated, and even the WHO reports that the measures in Mongolia are quite adequate, the results are generally good. Nevertheless, a month later, protests arise, in which about 200 people participate. Obviously, the incident is one-time, and the protests are local.

But Prime Minister U. Khurelsukh immediately resigned, accusing President H. Battulga of provocation, and the parliament also unanimously voted for this decision. For H. Battulga, this is a complete surprise. But there is nothing to be done, and he proposes to the parliament to appoint a young (40 years old) party member from the MNP, L. Oyuun-Erdene, as prime minister. The approval goes through without problems. A few months later, new presidential elections are held, in which the former prime minister becomes president with a result of as much as 76% of the vote. The prime minister in August and the bulk of the cabinet are reappointed, and observers are left to guess what it was all about.

The “steppe echo” suggests that such purity and almost perfect castling, which should have been ensured by preliminary and very serious work “with personnel”, is not connected with a tragic incident, but with the friction of the former president and the steel giant Rio Tinto, who sought for its subsidiary, the rights to develop one of the world's largest copper deposits, Oyu Tolgoi.

Who are Rio Tinto? This is a real TOP of the world ranking (first and second places) in the extraction of bauxite, iron ore, alumina, aluminum production, and the holding does not have the last places in other products. As in the saying: “Of course, we are not the first, but we are not the second either.” By and large, if we take into account joint projects with Chinese concerns, Rio is one of the main suppliers of iron, copper and aluminum to the Chinese market. Here, the previous president of Mongolia began to impose various requirements and instructions on the giant's daughter too actively.

One could attribute this to a conflict between a part of the elites of a small state and a powerful corporation that is part of the structure of the assets of the Rothschild house, and all this is correct, but only the upper part of the question, and the question also has a root, conceptual side.

The government of Mongolia is headed by a man with an interesting biography. The fact is that L. Oyuun-Erdene worked in a structure called World Vision International (WVI). This is a very specific transnational organization that is engaged in charitable projects under evangelical flags. But projects are projects, and in fact it is a friendly and, even more, partner structure in relation to the so-called. Christian Fellowship and the Prayer Breakfast movement in the USA.

That's when we are told from TV about some conservative (patriotic, industrial, republican, traditionalist, etc., etc.) forces in the United States, in reality, the threads lead to these same prayer breakfasts - an event for several days, where exchange of views and reports. The frontman of The Fellowship D. Coe is the scarecrow of the current US liberals, but inside they are ultra-conservative evangelists from different states and, importantly, from different political wings - both Democrats and Republicans.

If someone wants to enlist the support of these circles, then he tries to get to the next prayer breakfast (remember our oppositionists or, conversely, state agents). Likewise, politicians of the opposite wing periodically speak at breakfasts in terms of a conciliatory agenda. But ultra-conservatism does not at all mean a rejection of the ideas of US world leadership. The whole question is only in the concept of such leadership. The neocons with a part of the current liberal politicians in the United States have one vision, while the “prayer books” have another.

From the point of view of the already familiar narratives, a strange picture emerges when the Rothschild structures maintain the most serious level of business with China, while contributing to the rise of forces in the region that are associated with the ultra-Protestant, traditionalist agenda, where one of the parts was the famous formula “Make America Great Again", with the promise of direct competition with China. It turns out that the house of Rothschild acts in such a peculiar role of the Old Believer monetarist? Of course not.

If we look further, we will see that the so-called. The "coal protests" that swept through Mongolia last December have their own logic, especially given that it was China that had the initiative in uncovering coal smuggling schemes. The scale of which for Mongolian GDP has become unprecedented. After all, the supply of coal to China is half of the country's income. In recent years, China has built a whole network of 12 so-called. "coal" railways with sorting points, storage warehouses, etc. This, by the way, is a serious difference from our Trans-Siberian Railway - for the Chinese, these flows do not intersect and do not interfere with each other. A blow through a corruption scandal demolished the entire previous top of the main state company of Mongolia Erdenes Tavan-Tolgoi and its subsidiaries responsible for the extraction and supply of coal.

De facto, Beijing receives full transparency and guaranteed supplies of strategic raw materials, and in conjunction with the already described transnational group. In turn, the current cabinet in Mongolia also received full control over the strategic direction, along the way resolving private issues of political competition. China is determined to sell 100% of its raw material reserves at its side, especially since there is no certainty yet in which of the American concepts such an important supplier as Australia will fall within. There has already been a precedent with the suspension of coal supplies.

Judging by such a mouthpiece as The Economist, the conceptualists who work for the interests of the structures of the House of Rothschild want to strike a balance between China, the USA and Europe in the future, distributing the production base, maintaining the European industrial zone, as well as the EU as a major market in political and financial US leadership. At the same time, the UK is assigned its own zone of influence, a separate financial center and a profit center. It turns out - well, no - they will push London back into the European Union.

Judging by the fact that China unambiguously hinted to Russia that even under the conditions of the NMD, it is necessary to somehow resolve the issue of European inflation, which threatened to bring down the economies of Europe, such a construction suits Beijing quite well. For the Rothschild house project, D. Trump is “too much”, but moderate conservatism and distributed growth are just positive. Therefore, the investment in "prayer books" is purposeful, but moderate and moderate.

And here is another group where ultra-liberals and neocon hawks, conditional “transgenders” and the collective V. Nuland sang, where for the latter Europe is the future consumer market and a zone of eternal confrontation with the East, and for the former the remnants of Christian ethics and aristocratic capitals are existential a problem that needs to be solved radically, the owners of Rio Tinto and The Economist are not close. But this position is salutary for the Vatican, which is gradually losing both its flock in the EU and its financial leverage. The Economist is not close to the position when the British government tells the king with whom to negotiate and with whom it is not necessary, and the Vatican is not happy with such neglect.

So it turns out that as soon as a specific group completely took over the levers in distant Mongolia, Pope Francis, despite his sore knee and age-related fatigue, was going to Ulaanbaatar, and before that, understanding the processes in general in Central Asia, he increased the responsibility the person himself travels. The Vatican needs to catch the train of this project, otherwise the “good Samaritans” from another project group of neocons and transgender hawks are waiting for it, the Vatican simply has nothing to rely on.

It turned out that such interesting constructions can be seen when considering seemingly ordinary episodes - distant protests and the visit of the Pope to the foggy steppes. In this regard, the case with Mongolia is perhaps unique; in other areas, such links are much more difficult to see, often simply because of the extreme saturation of events.

For Russia, the events that took place near our eastern neighbor are neither a threat nor an acute problem. There is not and will not be an openly anti-Russian cabinet in Mongolia, just a separate project is unfolding before us, with which Moscow will have to interact in terms of specific facilities and the laying of a gas pipeline. Specific issues in the aluminum industry will also have to be resolved privately, since the industry here is private.

Here the problem lies much deeper - in none of the considered conceptual projects Russia is assigned an independent role. What we, in fact, see when the Rothschild project fits in perfectly with Rome, China, part of the elites in the United States, but does not provide equal rights for Russia. Britain today is one of the main instigators of the Ukrainian crisis, and here all Western conceptualists agree.

The same structures associated with the Rothschilds are quietly funding our crazy “non-systemic” opposition, among other things. It is naive to think that conservative Protestants are set to interact with a strong Russia, no matter how political scientists assure us. Why such unity? Because in a global joint-stock company, all these good ideologists want to distribute shares to us without our vote. Of course, you can count on the Chinese representation here, but we see that China has its own program of docking with those circles, somewhere close to our interests, and somewhere not very much.

On the example of Mongolia, we can see that in the world there is a struggle not so much for resources and money, but for conceptual projects of the future. Either your own project is put forward, or you will be pushed into the framework of someone else's project, and no one will escape this choice, even on the banks of the Onon, the Selenga or on the border with Tibet.
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  1. +7
    28 February 2023 04: 30
    Quote
    "For Russia, the events that took place near our eastern neighbor are neither a threat nor an acute problem. There is no and will not be a frankly anti-Russian cabinet in Mongolia,"
    Here, dear author, let me disagree with your position.
    Mongolia has been deliberately stepping out of the role of our comrade and becoming a partner for many years, and how this partner behaves in the future will depend not on us, but on China, the United States and Japan.
    For some reason, the author did not mention Japan as one of the main beneficiaries of Mongolian resources.
    When communicating with the Mongols of the older generation, I repeatedly heard from them the phrase that it is a pity that Russia abandoned them, they were ready to work only with us.
    But in general, I liked the article, interesting and well-researched.
    Thank you!
    1. +10
      28 February 2023 04: 40
      Thank you, I think that it would still be necessary to develop the topic of cooperation with South Korea, at least it has been relevant there for a couple of years now. Maybe I'll try further.
      1. +4
        28 February 2023 05: 08
        Worthy is the mention of family (clan) clan system in the leadership of Mongolia. First of all, when appointing to positions, the principle of kinship applies. Sometimes, in order to work more effectively, a relative is assigned a deputy not from his "family", but who has professional skills. But this deputy has no real power.
        Well, most of the young Mongols "look into the mouth" of America and learn English, while many 50+ Mongols express themselves tolerably in Russian.
      2. +3
        28 February 2023 07: 14
        In vain the author pays so much attention to MONGOLIA, and there is no reason that this pope from Rome suddenly * took care of visiting *.
        The Vatican was the creator of the banking system in Europe. They also created a gang of bouncers of debts, the very one that the king of France interrupted. The Vatican and Rothschild created and many other * banking families *.
        Nowadays in Europe it is fashionable to talk about the energy of the future. And in MONGOLIA there are a lot of raw materials for nuclear bombs and power plants along the way. So the Vatican took care of the opportunity to suck, especially since there is a lot of money, and even * God's blessing * the pope will provide.
        1. +4
          28 February 2023 07: 54
          Why does the Vatican also need Mongolia

          There is not much flock
          1. +11
            28 February 2023 10: 52
            Yes, I beg you, what a flock ...
            The subsoil of the country is rich in mineral resources, including vast deposits of coal, iron ore, tin, copper, uranium, oil, zinc, molybdenum, phosphorus, tungsten, gold, fluorite and semi-precious stones.
            That's where the dog (Vatican mafia) rummaged.
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      4. -1
        2 March 2023 07: 11
        Quote: nikolaevskiy78
        still it would be necessary to expand the topic of cooperation with South Korea

        The topic is really interesting, especially the attempts of penetration of South Korean business into Afghanistan. With luck, you can arrange a meeting with Korean intelligence officers from the Christian mission in Kabul and Afghans who kept them outside the door under a flimsy Cheboksary castle and were served tea in captivity with an exchange of impressions.
        1. +1
          2 March 2023 14: 35
          Thanks for the comment. It will be difficult for me to write detailed material about South Korea, since I have not worked with Koreans. Rather, we were in contact with the North Koreans for supplies. They were highly recommended to us as extremely reliable partners. We didn’t go into specifics, but it was interesting to look at the approaches. With South Korea, you need to dive into the topic and consult. But, judging by the comments, it's worth it))
    2. 0
      11 March 2023 03: 32
      Thurs to advertise (China has a lot of blunders on trifles (, cartography, etc.) double-check, correct dark darkness (
  2. +3
    28 February 2023 05: 03
    There is no and will not be an openly anti-Russian cabinet in Mongolia
    Frankly no. But anything is possible.
  3. +6
    28 February 2023 06: 11
    But this position is saving for the Vatican, which is gradually losing both the flock in the EU and financial leverage.


    Its main flock is Latin America and surprisingly there has been an increase in Southeast Asia. In Europe, he has influence only in Italy, Spain, France, and is a spiritual bond for 3 countries, which, in case of anything, can be relied upon.

    Judging by such a mouthpiece as The Economist, the conceptualists who work for the interests of the structures of the House of Rothschild want to strike a balance between China, the USA and Europe in the future, distributing the production base, maintaining the European industrial zone, as well as the EU as a major market in the political and financial US leadership.


    Obviously, production in the EU is curtailing and the best part of it is moving to the USA, and what Rothschild wants is the complete opposite of reality.

    At the same time, the UK is given its own zone of influence, a separate financial center and a profit center. It turns out - well, no - they will push London back into the European Union.


    Great Britain, although a fairly independent player, is a true ally of the United States. He acts as the bastard of Europe, who does everything to keep Europe fragmented and weak in the interests of them and the United States.
    1. +1
      28 February 2023 19: 06
      Obviously, production in the EU is curtailing and the best part of it is moving to the USA, and what Rothschild wants is the complete opposite of reality.


      I'm sorry, where is it obvious to you? And which one is Airbus, ASML. Siemens, ABB. Bosh, a dozen automakers (cars, trucks, special vehicles), telecommunications companies like Ericsson, "semiconductor" companies like ST, NPX, Infineon, and a thousand other high-tech companies are curtailing production and moving to the US?
    2. -1
      2 March 2023 00: 01
      In Poland and Portugal, the position of the Vatican is also strong. Yes, and in the southern part of Germany.
      1. +1
        2 March 2023 10: 51
        Poland has its own Catholic Church, which is in conflict with the Vatican.
  4. +7
    28 February 2023 06: 22
    Mongolia is sandwiched between two countries, these are China and Russia, so the USA and Japan have nothing to do there! :) By the way, uranium was mined in Mongolia in the USSR! But she was not lucky with hydrocarbons, so she is not interesting for the Yankees
    1. +4
      28 February 2023 13: 17
      Uranium can still be mined there. Moreover, we staked out this place. Another thing is that for the current projects of Rosatom, taking into account the fact that there is a joint production with Kazakhstan, these volumes are still excessive. Another thing is that the Mongols would like the process to go on actively, since such work entails the construction of infrastructure. And not only and not so much the nuclear department is responsible for it.
    2. 0
      28 February 2023 22: 45
      Quote: Aristarkh Pasechnik
      But she was not lucky with hydrocarbons, so she is not interesting for the Yankees

      There is oil in Mongolia, a little of course. But even if it were the new Saudi Arabia
      Quote: Aristarkh Pasechnik
      Mongolia is sandwiched between two countries, these are China and Russia, which is why the USA is there
      nothing really shines.
  5. +7
    28 February 2023 07: 20
    Thanks to Michael for another interesting article.

    Either your own project is put forward, or you will be pushed into the framework of someone else's project.

    Neither add nor subtract.
  6. +8
    28 February 2023 07: 57
    On the example of Mongolia, we can see that in the world there is a struggle not so much resources and money
    And how much for resources and money.
  7. +4
    28 February 2023 09: 46
    Quote: Aristarkh Pasechnik
    Mongolia is sandwiched between two countries, these are China and Russia, so the USA and Japan have nothing to do there! :) By the way, uranium was mined in Mongolia in the USSR! But she was not lucky with hydrocarbons, so she is not interesting for the Yankees


    These hydrocarbons were given. They will eventually find a replacement. But there is a resource that cannot be replaced, soon there will be wars for it.
    We are talking about pure fresh water. Which is already missing. And from Mongolia to Baikal, you can get by train. And in Mongolia itself, fresh water is not so bad, with a very small population.
    And who cares about Mongolia or not is no longer for us to decide, alas.
  8. +5
    28 February 2023 11: 38
    It is quite possible that the West's growing concern about Mongolia is related to plans to build our gas pipeline through Mongolia to China. Someone would like, if possible, to block the construction of this gas pipeline. Of course, Mongolia is not Ukraine or Nord Stream, but the West is now ready to try even fantastic projects. Well, Russia also needs to get moving, defending its "agenda" and this is possible, because China, for a number of reasons, is not ready to confront the West (it is trying to. maintain existing economic ties), at least for the time being. Moreover, Russia should take the initiative in such matters, especially since our confrontation with the West is in full swing. The role of the Rothschilds in the emerging political configuration in Mongolia is indicative. The thing is that the same Trump and the "trumpists" rather relied and lean on the Rockefellers, some of the Rockefeller clan was also represented in the Trump government. The Rothschilds are more associated with the Democrats. But, the desire to penetrate Mongolia under a conservative agenda, under the guise of "Uncle Francis" is indicative, because "neokons" in principle do not enter Mongolia. The Democrats in this case, simply put on someone else's mask. As for the future relationship between the US, the EU and China, I do not agree with the author: China's confrontation with the West will only grow. China has proclaimed a course towards the fact that by 2025 it will become one of the leaders in scientific and technological progress, and by 2035 it will become the sole leader (China's production potential is already three times greater than America's). In this scenario, China will not need the United States, and now China is de facto paying tribute to America, transferring its goods and services to the States in exchange for unsecured "green". China, at a certain stage, will simply deploy its goods to the domestic market. In order for the population to be able to buy them, they will have to radically raise wages. This in turn will lead to an increase in the cost of labor and manufactured goods. Of course, the question may arise with the lack of competitiveness of Chinese goods, which now, sometimes, lose in the field of technology, but are much cheaper than Western ones. But, if China produces goods based on its own, and quite advanced technologies, then this will not pose a threat to it. In any case, we are in for an era of fierce confrontation between the US and China, China will do everything so that the States will never be able to "become great again", could not be reborn from the ashes following the example of Russia, so China will do everything possible so that the US disintegrates, at least for 50 states and for this he has a lot of leverage and opportunities ... And so everything resembles the situation with Great Britain, which in the 19th century was called the "workshop of the world", the sun did not set on its territory (together with the colonies), and the currency was considered the most stable. At first, the States bypassed England in industrial production, but England's technological leadership was maintained, and during the Second World War, the United States bypassed England in the field of technology (the British began working on a nuclear project, but the Americans implemented it, they bypassed the British in the production of missiles and jet aircraft, etc. .). After that, the States helped the collapse of the colonial system, incl.
    1. +7
      28 February 2023 12: 29
      therefore, China will do everything possible so that the United States breaks up into at least 50 states, and for this it has quite a few levers and opportunities.


      Yes, he does not have any levers of opportunity, except to fuel the ultra left and ultra right against each other in American forums.

      China is completely dependent on the US, Canada, Australia, and puppets in Latin America, Japan, Korea for technology, resources, food. If the United States really sees that China is getting closer in technology to them, then trade duties on everything will work at a rate of 100% and there will be nothing left of China in a year. So China is in the position of zugzwang. This is a very vulnerable country in everything.
      1. -2
        28 February 2023 18: 59
        Will you. China lagged behind the West in several key technologies: chips, jet and rocket engines, nuclear power plants. Already, China has started production of 14nm chips, which is enough to produce advanced smartphones, so we can expect the return of Huawei soon. And we can offer everything else to China. Tests of the same PD-8, PD-14 are in full swing, they will soon be put into mass production, we have always produced aircraft engines for our military aircraft ourselves, and our rocket engines are simply the best in the world. And so, even a hundred years ago, no one took the Americans seriously to the refined Europeans and snobs of the British, they seemed to be a backward nation of farmers who would never create advanced science, technology, etc. But, the Americans first caught up and overtook England in the field of production, and then surpassed in the field of technology. And after that, England became an "unsinkable aircraft carrier." Something similar is happening right now...
  9. +3
    28 February 2023 16: 23
    in Ukraine, everything also began with trifles that Moscow did not pay attention to
  10. 0
    28 February 2023 22: 06
    Sorry, but as a sci-fi novel, the plot is extremely weak, devoid of sense of action and Atistotelian unity. For my taste, I would add James Bond and a beautiful girl. hi
    1. +1
      28 February 2023 22: 28
      His Holiness has already clarified that a trip to Mongolia is possible, but not yet determined, and in any case he will have to take into account the state of his health. However, if you do; this will be from September 2023. So these spy stories are made up
      1. 0
        28 February 2023 22: 48
        What is the spy story? That Francis is fighting for his flock, embedding politics into one of the global projects. I don’t see any plots here, except for purely pragmatic ones.
  11. +2
    1 March 2023 13: 14
    The entire text of the author is some kind of ridiculous attempt to pull an owl on a globe. Also some kind of Rothschilds, so you can get to the conspiracy theory. As for Mongolia, the political elites there are completely fascinated by Christianity, including all sorts of new-age sects, the foreign policy course is affecting South Korea (where there are more Christians than Buddhists), therefore, the possible arrival of the Pope in Mongolia is not surprising.
    1. +1
      1 March 2023 15: 08
      Hmm, can you tell me more about "they are fond of Christianity, including New Age sects"? Liturgy in the morning, meditation in the evening. The owl on the globe became interested.
      Cooperation with South Korea, taking into account its needs for metals, is quite understandable. The number of Christians in Korea, which are actually many, does not correlate with the number of Christians in Mongolia, which are very few.
      As for South Korea, there are more Christians than Buddhists, this is a private assumption.

      In general, the owl is not very clear yet on which globe it will feel more comfortable, on yours or on mine.
      And yes. and how do the Rothschilds as owners differ from other owners?
      1. +1
        1 March 2023 17: 46
        Despite the fact that the majority of believers in Mongolia are Buddhists (according to the 2020 national census, 50% of the population), Protestants are confidently leading in terms of the number of places of worship. If the Buddhists in Mongolia have only 106 temples (datsans), then the Protestants have twice as many - 220 temples and prayer buildings. Although according to official data, the number of Protestants is estimated at approximately 50-60 thousand people (1,3% of the population).

        https://www.babr24.com/?IDE=235449
        https://k-istine.ru/sects/moon/moon_publications-18.htm
        As for ties with South Korea, everything is much deeper than the metal trade, there is also labor migration and educational projects.
        About Korean.
        https://asiarussia.ru/articles/21714/
        According to the report of the international language learning service Duolingo in Mongolia, it was Korean that became the second language, and English the third.
        https://blog.duolingo.com/2021-duolingo-language-report/
        1. 0
          1 March 2023 20: 38
          Yes, I agree, recently the prime minister of Mongolia decided what to do with 1 illegal migrants in South Korea. This is an important question.
          But seriously, what is the connection between the fact that there are "many Protestant institutions" in Mongolia and the visit of the Pope. Is it his flock or does he plan to reforge them into faithful members of the Catholic Church?
          But the situation becomes clearer if we combine a) the money allocated by various Protestant international structures, b) the number of Protestants, exactly as you write 1,3%, and c) the number of places for services for which Protestants literally need a chair and a table. Together, the three terms make up the word "benefit." You can't just build a datsan.
          This is exactly why it is important that one of the leaders of the state in the past worked closely with one of the most odious structures of this kind. This is important not in terms of culture, but in terms of politics, where we are talking not so much about faith as such, but about the political line. It is just noted in the material.

          The fact that they go to Korea or learn languages ​​does not mean anything at all in terms of the economy. Mongolia has a main trade with China, but Chinese is not taught like English. In Russia, earlier turnovers and investments were largely German, but for some reason the German language was not among the leaders in learning, like Chinese, by the way. These are different processes. Looking for a correlation between them will not work.
          Therefore, it is necessary to look here purely at the connections between the elites among themselves, how these connections line up in more complex chains. Then it will become clear why China, together with one of the globalist projects, took up the fight against corruption in Mongolia and why the Pope decided to sit in this motley carriage.
          1. 0
            2 March 2023 07: 28
            Quote: nikolaevskiy78
            Yes, I agree, recently the Prime Minister of Mongolia decided what to do with 1 illegal migrants in South Korea.

            This is a common problem for both Mongolia and Russia. About 10 years ago, there were 30 Mongolian migrants in South Korea, now there are 000 times more. Already from Russia, people go to work in South Korea and through Kyrgyzstan. Koreans provide especially gifted people with the opportunity to continue distance learning at Russian universities while working. For 2 months of work, a person, after deducting travel and accommodation expenses, can earn about $ 3 per shift at a Korean mail sorting station. Moreover, cunning Koreans offer migrants to take out not currency from the South Caucasus and subsequently exchange it 100-2 times (won-dollars-rubles), but to buy laptops and smartphones in the South Caucasus and resell them upon arrival in their homeland in Russia or Central Asia. South Korea has a program for talented young people from Russia and Asian countries to receive Korean education with subsequent employment in the IT industry of South Korea.
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