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mistaken‖. A later meeting with an unnamed intelligence official left Moro fearful for his life. The
official told Moro he must abandon any idea to incorporate the communists; ―...or you will pay dearly for
it‖. The official continued by warning Moro that; ―...groups on the fringes of the official secret services
might be brought into operation‖, if he didn‘t modify his position. It was a clear reference to P2 and the
Gladio network.
Gladio - Italian for Gladius, a type of Roman short sword, and was the code name denoting the
Clandestine Committee of the Western Union [CCWU], founded in 1948 with NATO and the just
mentioned Operation Stay-Behind set up in Italy after World War II and intended to continue anticommunist
resistance in the event of a ―Warsaw Pact‖ invasion of Western Europe. Through NATO,
working with various other Western European intelligence agencies and the CIA network of ‗stay-behind
secret armies‘ which were responsible for dozens of terrorist attacks and atrocities across Europe over
decades, and were meant to lay back an accept this present ―war on terror‖, when this kind of covert
terrorism is still taking place today with not a so called ―alleged terrorist‖ in sight!
On hearing the threats from the intelligence officer in Washington, Moro cut short his visit and returned
home in fear of his life, in which his wife later revealed to the media. Moro was one of the most important
leaders of Democrazia Cristiana [Christian Democracy, DC], and was kidnapped on the 16th March 1978,
by the Red Brigades, and allegedly killed by them after 54 days.
Within a few months of Moro‘s assassination, the world was to learn that Albino Luciani had been
elected Pope, taking the title Pope John Paul I. Luciani‘s election caused much distress in certain areas of
the Vatican curia, and not least to Bishop Paul Marcinkus who had felt his days were numbered.
Marcinkus‘s removal from office would open a hornet‘s nest of financial sleaze, as via the Vatican bank,
its alleged Marcinkus had engaged in a vast amount of financial corruption and cover -ups. In addition to
his financial shenanigans with Banco Ambrosiano, the Istituto per de Religione – [IOR] was also using
known Mafia figures to invest some of its vast wealth. Days following his election, the ―Smiling Pope‖, as
he was known, was suddenly found dead, and quickly replaced by Karol Wojtyla the Polish chap, who
took the title of John Paul II.
In the book; In God‘s Name, 1984 by David Yallop, he seems to prove and argues a good case that the
assassination, - by poisoning of Albino Luciani, which was previously suspected although none of the
details were ever known, that during the night of 28th to 29th September 1978, after only a reign of thirtythree
[that Masonic number] days on the throne of Saint Peter. Yallop condemns six presumed ―partners
in crime‖, [which I simply have no room to cover in this book], who were also bound up in a tissue of
other sordid and financial crimes both before and after this event. Yallop determines their motives, and
then minutely reconstitutes Cardinal Villot‘s activity during the twelve hours following the crime to make
it look like a natural death. This exploit would constitute the most successful of ―perfect crimes‖, - if his
position as head of the Church and of Vatican State had not given the sinister cardinal complete power to
close the eyes, ears and lips of everyone - those of ―His Holiness‖, domestics, secretaries and doctors, the
Swiss guards and beyond the conventional boundaries of the Vatican, the police force and the judiciary of
the Italian State. Bishop Marcinkus was not only reprieved, but became a close confidant of the new
Polish pope John Paul II. [9]
And it was whilst under this new, safer regime that Marcinkus went onto provide large sums of money
to the Polish ship-workers union ―Solidarity‖, - which is largely credited with bringing an end to
communism in Poland, and set the ball rolling for the rest of the communist countries of Europe to
gradually collapse and dissolve. It had been under Luciani‘s predecessor, Pope Paul VI, as the young
Monsignor Giovanni Montini, the Under Secretary of State since 1937 - who was heavily involved in the
post war Ratlines.
In an additional twist it was revealed in 1992, by Mafia grass Francesco Mannino Mannoia, that
Roberto Calvi had been strangled to death by Francesco Di Carlo, the Mafia‘s London based heroin traffic
manager. The order for the murder came from Pippo Calo, the Mafia treasurer and ambassador to Rome.
Desperate to plug an increasingly large hole in his banks books, Calvi had agreed to launder large
quantities of drugs money for the Corleone Mafia Empire. Instead of laundering Mafia money, Calvi
began skimming the profits to keep his own bank afloat. Faced with certain discovery and even more
certain consequences, Calvi rushed to London to negotiate a loan from Opus Dei who had agreed to
purchase a stake in Calvi‘s Banco Ambrosiano. [5]
The deal, had it proceeded would have provided the essential funds needed to repay the Mafia, and
stave-off an imminent investigation into his affairs by Italy‘s Central bank, and his secretary Teresa
Corrocher wouldn‘t of allegedly had to committed suicide. It‘s been well known to insiders of the Vatican,