Coleman-The-Conspirators-Hierarchy-The-Committee-of-300-4th-edn-1997

Italy was chosen as a test-target by the Committee of 300.
Italy is important to the conspirators' plans because it is the
closest European country to the Middle East linked to Middle East
economics and politics. It is also the home of the Catholic Church,
which Weishaupt ordered destroyed, and home for some of
Europe's most powerful top oligarchical families of the ancient
Black Nobility. Should Italy have been weakened by Moro's death,
it would have had repercussions in the Middle East which would
have weakened U.S. influence in the region. Italy is important for
another reason; it is a gateway for drugs entering Europe from
Iran and Lebanon, and we shall return to that subject in due
course.
Various groups had combined under the name of socialism
to bring about the downfall of several Italian governments since
the Club of Rome was established in 1968. Among these are the
Black Nobility of Venice and Genoa, P2 Masonry and the Red
Brigades, all working for the same goals. Police investigators in
Rome working on the Red Brigades-Aldo Moro case came across
the names of several very prominent Italian families working
closely with this terrorist group. The police also discovered
evidence that in at least a dozen cases, these powerful and
prominent families had allowed their homes and/or property to be
used as safe houses for Red Brigades cells.
America's "nobility" were doing their share to destroy the
Republic of Italy, a notable contribution having come from Richard
Gardner even while in his official capacity as President Carter's
ambassador to Rome. At that time Gardner was operating under
the direct control of Bettino Craxi, an important member of the
Club of Rome and a key man in NATO. Craxi was the leading edge
of the conspirators' attempts to destroy the Italian Republic. As we
shall see, Craxi was almost successful in ruining Italy, and as the
conspirators hierarchy's leading player, was able to get divorce
and abortion pushed through the Italian Parliament, resulting in
the most far-reaching and destructive religious and social changes
ever to strike at the Catholic Church, and consequently, the morals
of the Italian nation.
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