Hughes The Secret Terrorists (Secret Jesuit Plot To Take Over Usa) (2002)

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.Under the banner of the Vatican the Muslim forcesinvaded the Canary Islands and then attacked southernSpain.When the inquisition accomplished its goals, Spainwas in ruins, bleeding and beaten, but safely back in thehands of the Vatican.General Franco eventually becamethe Roman Catholic dictator of Spain.Franco s governmentwas recognized Aug.3, 1937, by the Vatican, just 20 monthsbefore the civil war ended. Jack Chick, Alberto pts.1, 3,6, Chick publications, pages 12, 21, 28, 29.When Franco marched on Madrid nearing the close of thelate civil war in Spain, when he was reinstating the Catholicgovernment and overthrowing the people s government theProtestants had set up a few years before, he said, I havefour columns of soldiers with me.I also have a fifth column inthe city of Madrid who will betray the city into my handswhen I get there. Albert Garner, The Devil s Masterpiece:The Mystery of Iniquity, Blessed Hope Foundation, pp.70,71.On March 31st, 1934, the Pact of Rome was signed andpledged support of Mussolini and Hitler for the rebellion.The holy war broke out.In 1937, in the midst of war, the Vaticangave dejure recognition to the government of Franco, itssword-bearer, who was later to be decorated with theSupreme Order of Christ. Blessed be the guns if the gospelflowers in their wake! Soon the Catholic Action was tospread its tyranny across the ruined country.Pax Christi! Edmond Paris, The Vatican Against Europe, The WickliffePress, p.15.Benito Mussolini was highly esteemed by the Jesuits of Rome.He wastheir man of providence, who restored Vatican City to the papacy in1929.What was happening in Europe between the twomassacres? In Italy, secret negotiations took place betweenhttp://www.geocities.com/thesecretterrorists/book/ch7.html (4 of 9)2.12.2005 16:32:32THE SECRET TERRORISTS CHAPTER 7: WORLD WAR TWOPapal agents and Mussolini, the man of providence. Thepriest, Don Sturzo, chief of the Catholic Group, had full rightsvoted to the Duce on November, 1922.Then came theLateran Treaty, to seal the union of Fascism and thePapacy, the conquest of Ethiopia-blessed by the clergy-and,on Good Friday 1939, the aggression against Albania.Ibid.page 15.According to Pius XI,Mussolini is making rapid headway and, with elementalstrength, will conquer all in his path.Mussolini is a wonderfulman Do you hear me? a wonderful man.The futureis his. Ibid.page 69.For today Rome considers the Fascist regime the nearest toits dogmas and interest.We have not merely the Reverend[Jesuit] Father Coughlin praising Mussolini s Italy as aChristian democracy, but Civilta Cattolica, house organ ofthe Jesuits, says quite frankly. Fascism is the regime thatcorresponds most closely to the concepts of the Church ofRome. Pierre Van Paassen, Days of our Years, Hillman-Curl, p.465.We read a previous quote that said that Hitler put into practice theruthless principles of the papacy.Now we see that Mussolini did thesame thing.It wasn t just the three axis powers of Europe, with theirCatholic puppets, that did Rome s bidding during World War Two.Franklin Roosevelt, President of the United States, also carried outRome s wishes.[Cardinal] Spellman was offered an unprecedentedopportunity by Roosevelt that would necessitate leaving hisarchdiocese for months on end.& The astounding proposalRoosevelt put forth was that Spellman act as a clandestineagent for him in the four corners of the world.It would be thearchbishop s job to contact chiefs of state in the Middle East,Europe, Asia, and Africa.He would carry messages for thePresident.and act as Roosevelt s eyes and ears.& ThePresident offered him an opportunity to wield more powerthan any other American religious figure had ever had.Spellman would move as an equal among the greatestfigures on the world political stage.But few people werecertain about what the archbishop did during his far-flungtravels.His clandestine work raised questions at home aboutthe role of a religious figure involved deeply in governmentalaffairs. John Cooney, The American Pope, Times Books,pp.124, 125 [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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