BYE BYE GAZA - Barry Chamish

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pp. 17 - In May 1989, a group of 100 Pentecostal and
Charismatic leaders representing 30 nations, met to pray for
a Decade of Evangelism in Jerusalem's ecumenical Notre
Dame Centre.
pp. 19 - Robert Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury and an
enthusiastic ecumenist, told BBC Radio Three; "It is entirely
possible that the Anglican Church could disappear to make
way for a united world church."
pp. 56 - A remarkable revelation from a 1990 book, The
Keys Of This Blood, written by a former Jesuit, Malachi
Martin, is that Pope John Paul II is convinced he will be
called in the 1990s to be the moral and spiritual leader of a
world government.
pp. 73 - Roman Catholic writer, Piers Compton, in his book,
The Broken Cross, recounts in considerable detail, the
initiation of Angelo Roncalli, late Pope John XXIII, into the
society of the Rose-Croix, or Rosicrucians, in 1935. He also
lists eleven cardinals and 75 prelates of the Church, together
with their code names and dates of initiation into secret
societies.
Masonry encourages all religions. 'The Great Architect of the
Universe,' it is argued, can be approached through many
mediators including Buddha, Muhammed, Krishna or Christ.
Freemasonry offers little or no resistance to ecumenical unity
and thus freemasonry and Catholicism, freed from the
difficulties of the past, can share a common goal in
overseeing a one world faith.
pp. 75 - The world's statesmen and rulers continue to seek
audiences to consult the pope on global strategy. George
Schultz, America's Secretary of State, consulted the pope
before major discussions, stopping off at the Vatican on the
way to Middle East peace conferences. Yasser Arafat, after
the American acceptance of the December 1988 PLO peace
initiative at the United Nations, also stopped at the Vatican