Vatican Assassins by Eric Jon Phelps - Amazing Discoveries

Chapter 37
Mr. Van Paassen adds further light to Franco’s Vatican alliance and the
Fascist/Islamic persecution of Spanish Protestants. We read:
“The Vatican and the Catholic hierarchy took the side of Franco, Hitler
and Mussolini [all defenders of Islam] against the Spanish democratic
regime, invoking the pretext that Madrid was Bolshevistic . . . What
Franco was doing in Spain, the Duke of Alva and the Cardinal de
Granvelle had tried to do in the sixteenth century in Holland and
Flanders and Catherine de’Medici and the Duc de Guise in the savage
night of St. Bartholomew’s in France . . . This was the oppression
against which Calvin and William [I] of Orange and the Beggars of
Holland and Zeeland had revolted, and to escape which the Puritan
Fathers had founded a new Republic in America . . . The struggle that
Franco unleashed had nothing to do with Marx or Lenin. It was by
virtue of our own Protestant logic and principles . . . that the Spanish
people decided spontaneously on a defense to the death against the
Fascist usurper . . . Rumors that Franco, who gloried in the expulsion of
the Jews by Ferdinand and Isabella . . . was singling out the Protestants
in Spain for special torture and the most ignominious death came not as
a surprise to me . . . At Saragossa, Fascist troops pillaged the Protestant
chapel, befouling the Bible and the pulpit with their own ordure . . . The
pastor and local liberals . . . had their hands and feet tied and were left in
the middle of the street to face two oncoming forty-ton tanks [Made in
U.S.A.] . . .
At Granada, the two Protestant pastors . . . were seized and shot . . . The
wife of Dr. Fernandez faced the firing squad with her husband . . . after
she had been raped by a number of Moslem troopers . . . In Ibahernando,
in the province of Coceres, the Protestants were executed en masse:
pastors, men, women and children . . . In Badajoz . . . three thousand
persons were machine-gunned in the bull ring . . .
From the day general Franco attacked the democratic Republic . . . the
Spanish hierarchy, with its Jesuitical and contra-Reformation traditions
[pursuant to the Council of Trent] . . . shows that Rome has severed its
last remaining link with [Biblical] Christianity.” {41} [Emphasis added]
Indeed, the words of John F. Kennedy spoken in 1963 were true:
“Their [the Loyalists] attitude towards the Church was just a reaction to
the strength of the Jesuits who had become much too powerful — the
affiliation between church and state being much too close.” {42}
The Jesuits – 1914 - 1945