Vatican Assassins by Eric Jon Phelps - Amazing Discoveries

Chapter 1 105
and the Greek, the Portuguese, the Brazilian; the Irishman, the Russian;
the Spaniard and the Frenchman; the Belgian and Englishman — all
worked as one man, the individual tastes and inclinations were merged
in the general object of appetence: they were a multitude in action, but
in will a single, naked soul.” {34} [Emphasis added]
Dear truth-seeker, the great French playwright, Alexandre Dumas – the
mulatto son of one of Napoleon’s greatest generals and the friend of anti-Jesuit
Eugene Sue, King Louis Philippe (1830-1848) and Italy’s great anti-Jesuit and
low-level Freemason, Giuseppe Garibaldi – accurately portrayed the Jesuit General
in The Count of Monte Cristo. Of the Count, rich, well-born, cultured and taking
vengeance on his enemies via an extensive intelligence network, he writes in 1845:
“ ‘This devil of a fellow . . . I said at the time he would create a
sensation here, and I measure his effect by an infallible thermometer.
My mother has noticed him, and he must therefore, perforce, be
remarkable.’ ” {35}
Indeed he is! In command of this family of traitors swearing allegiance to only
the Pope of Rome, the General is an absolute Monarch over the Order. And when the
Order has conquered a nation, the government installed is always in fact absolutist.
That is, the powers of the chief executive have no absolute limitations. In a letter to
the king of Naples from a Jesuit Provincial written in 1854 we read:
“SACRED ROYAL MAJESTY —
[We] . . . have always inculcated respect . . . for . . . absolute monarchy.
This we have done, not only from conviction, but also because the
doctors of the company, who are Francisco Suarez, the Cardinal
Bellarmine, and many other theologians and publicists of the same, have
publicly taught absolute monarchy to be the best form of government.
This we have done, because the internal economy of the company is
monarchial, and therefore we are by maxim and by education devoted to
absolute monarchy . . . Majesty . . . absolute monarchy is the best of
governments . . .
In so much, we who sign this are a full guarantee for their devotion by
all proof to the absolute monarchy. [Emphasis added]
GIUSEPPE MARIA PALADINI
Provincial of the Company of Jesus
November 21, 1854.” {36}
The Jesuits – 1540