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was destroyed in fulfillment of the prophecy of Christ, and the Grand Orient and the Scottish Rite Lodges were the source of modern revolutionary activity. Pope Leo XIII denounced Masonry as Naturalism: "The ultimate aim of Freemasonry is to uproot completely the whole religious and political order of the world which has been brought into existence by Christianity, and to replace it with another in harmony with their way of thinking. This will mean that the foundation and laws of the new structure will be drawn from pure Naturalism." Abbe Lerudan had written in 1747 in Amsterdam: "The real secret of Freemasonry is disbelief in the Divinity of Christ and replaced with Naturalism or the doctrine of Rationalism which was preached by Socinus in Poland." Oliver Cromwell, the regicide of England, was a Socinian by belief; the made it possible for Freemasonry to formally organize in England. Napoleon, whose brother Joseph Bonaparte was Grand Master, was believed by the Masons to be too powerful; Bernudotte, a Mason, persuaded him to launch his disastrous campaign against Russia, which led to the destruction of his army. In Italy, Lord Sackville of England had founded the Grand Orient of Italy, which was directed by the highly secret Carbonari through the Alta Vendita, its operating arm. The instructions to the members contained this admonition, "Let each act of your life tend to discover the Philosopher's Stone. The alchemists of the Middle Ages lost their time and the Id of their dupes in the quest of this dream. That of the secret societies will be accomplished for the most simple of reasons, because it is based on the passions of man. Let us not be discouraged then by a check, a reserve,. or a defeat. Let us prepare our arms in the silence of the lodges, dress our batteries .... flatter all passions the most evil and the most generous, and all lead us to think our plans will succeed one day above even our most improvident calculations." Another instruction of the Alta Vendita read: "We do not cease to recommend to you, to affiliate persons of every class and every manner of association, no matter what kind, only provided that mystery and secrecy shall be the dominant characteristic. Under a pretext most futile, but never political or religious, created by yourselves, or better yet, cause to be created by others, associations having in common music, the fine arts for object. Then infiltrate the poison into those chosen arts; infiltrate it in little doses. A prince who has not a kingdom to expect, is a good fortune for us. There are many of them in that plight. These poor princes will serve our ends, while thinking to labour only for their own. They form a magnificent signboard, and there are always fools enough to be found who are ready to compromise themselves in the service of a conspiracy, of which some prince or other seems to be the ringleader. There is little morality even among the most moral of the world, and one goes fast in the way of that progress. A good hatred, thoroughly cold, thoroughly calculated, is of more worth than all these artificial fires and all these declarations on the platform. Presently, we shall have a printing establishment at Malta placed at our disposal. We shall then be able to act with impunity, with a sure stroke and under the British flag, to scatter from one end of Italy to the other, books, pamphlets, etc. which the Alta Vendita shall judge proper to put into circulation." Nesta Webster, in "World Revolution," page 14, discloses further threats' to potential betrayers: "If you are only a traitor and perjurer, learn that all our brothers are called upon to arm themselves against you. Do not hope to escape or find a place of safety. Wherever you are, shame, remorse, and the rage of your brothers will pursue you and torment you to the innermost recesses of your entrails." This was no idle threat; the Masons were known to poison whose whom they suspected of having betrayed them, so that they died slow and agonizing deaths, with terrible pains' “in the innermost recesses of their entrails." The manner of execution is often symbolic, intended to convey a warning to other Masons or to outsiders who might know more than is good for them. Such was the execution of Robert Calvi, a principal in the Banco Ambrosiano scandal. Calvi was found hanging from Blackfriars Bridge in London, the place having been chosen to signify that he had fallen from grace. A warrant was recently issued by a judge in Milan for another principal in this case, Archbishop Paul C. ( Page 32)
Marcinkus, a native of Chicago, who had been in charge of the Vatican's finances. The bank failure cost the Vatican $250 million, although its liability at one time was estimated to be some $3 billion. Archbishop Marcinkus was in charge of the Instituto per Ie Opere di Religione, the Vatican's Institute for Religious Works, which controlled its finances. The scandal was not really about banking, but about Freemasonry. Lord Sackville had established the first Masonic Lodge in Italy in 1733; by 1861, Italy was beginning to organize as a world power. There were then three Masonic groups in Italy, at Turin, Naples, and Palermo. Garibaldi succeeded in uniting them in 1864 and thus became the most powerful political leader in Italy; so great was his reputation that President Lincoln asked him to become Commander-in-Chief of the United States Army during the Civil War. When Mussolini came to power after the First World War, he declared Freemasonry" a danger to the peace and quietude of the State." The Lodges were proscribed by the Anti-Masonic Law of 1925, which unleashed a furious worldwide propaganda campaign against Mussolini as a "dictator." After World War II, some five hundred Lodges promptly resurfaced in Italy. The Lodges were lavishly financed with ass funds thoughtfully provided by the taxpayers of the United States. Money was coming in such amounts that a super-secret group was required to handle it. One Lido Gelli had joined t he Grand Oriente d'Italia in 1963; he now organized a new lodge, which he called Propaganda Due, or P-2. It was named titer Mazzini's Lodge, Propaganda Uno, which he had founded to lead the Revolution of 1848. Gelli assumed the Masonic title of "supremo regulatore dell universo," Supreme Rugulator of the Universe. Within a short time, almost every prominent official, banker, and editor of Italy was a member or! P-2. P-2 became deeply involved in many underhanded banking transactions, including control of Banco Ambrosiano. Another bank was set up, Banco Privata, which seemed to be a vehicle for funds which had been hidden since World War II, OSS millions which had been stashed in secret hiding places. The principals of Banco Privata would indicate this; they included John "McCaffery, the Italian representative of Hambros Bank (Charles Hambro has been head of SOE, British Intelligence in London); he purchased 24.5070 of Banco Privata for Hambros; Michael Sindona bought 51 %. Sindona later sold Banco Privata to the lOR through Archbishop Marcinkus; the control was shifted to a Sindona firm in Lichtenstein, Fasco A. G. Another holding company, La Centrale Finanzaria, was set up by Sindona, which had Robert Calvi, Evelyn de Rothschild, and Jocelyn Hambro on its board. Sindona was soon moving $49 billion in Eurodollars through this and other bank holding companies which he operated. He netted some $10 million in profits. Banco Ambrosiano was at the vortex of all this activity; it went bankrupt. Gelli withdrew $50 million and fled to Switzerland, where he was arrested. Calvi was found hanging from the Blackfriars Bridge in London. Sindona, who also was involved in the collapse of the Franklin National Bank in New York, was arrested and sentenced to prison. He died in an American prison. Before his death, he explained to an interviewer the complexities of the great grain swindle, when the Soviet Union bought wheat from the United States in July, 1972. The Soviet Union was allowed to pay for its purchases in the following manner: the central bank of Hungary, acting for the Soviet Union, placed an order to sell the dollar short for $20 billion; Secretary of the Treasury John Connally then devalued the dollar by 10%; the Soviet Union made $4 billion on its short selling operation, and paid for the grain; they had $2 billion profit from the short selling operation and $2 billion from the 10% devaluation of the dollar. Sindona observed, "In its fathomless naivete, the United States has provided the Soviets with $4 billion, money that has since doubtless been invested in the destruction of its benefactors; I began to see then that America was the consort of her own ruin. I tell you, in all of history, no power has so blindly armed and succored its enemies as she." In fact, "America" is not encompassing its own destruction; it is being destroyed by the Masonic Canaanites who have infiltrated its highest offices, and who now employ their power to destroy the people of Shem and the Republic which they established. The Calvi murder brought some interesting names to the surface, including one Francesco Pazienza, a Washington figure who was close to former Secretary of State, General Haig; Flavio ( Page 33)
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