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230 Vatican AssassinsAs a result of Pope Clement XIV’s Bull of Suppression, the Jesuits soughtrefuge in non-Roman Catholic countries. One of the countries in which they secretlyreceived protection was Protestant England. Although the Jesuits had been expelledin 1604 by King James I, and Parliament (thanks to the Glorious Revolution in 1688)had passed a law forbidding any Roman Catholic to sit on England’s throne, theJesuits persisted in their plot to conquer that nation. Knowing if they could control theEnglish King, even though he was a Protestant and the protector of the AnglicanChurch, they could control the vast British Empire. Then, that Empire, with theworld’s greatest navy, could be used to suppress Protestant liberty, both political andreligious. Such was the case during America’s War for Independence.According to Bancroft’s History of the United States, America’s thirteencolonies had been settled by White European Protestants — including Maryland. Atthe time of the Revolution, of the three million inhabitants, ninety-seven percent wereProtestants and Baptists, the rest being Roman Catholics and Jews. And what drovethese displaced European Protestants to a wild and unsettled land? It was therelentless and ferocious persecutions and wars having drenched Europe in Protestantand Baptist blood for over two hundred years. And as we have seen in our previouschapters these all were incited by the Jesuit Order! George Bancroft writes:“For more than two centuries the humbler Protestant sects had sent upthe cry to heaven for freedom to worship God. To the panting for thisfreedom half the American states owed their existence . . . The immensemajority of the inhabitants of the thirteen colonies were Protestantdissenters . . . The establishment of liberty of conscience, which broughtwith it liberty of speech and of the press, was, in the several states, thefruit not of philosophy, but of the love of Protestantism for the open(Bible) . . . ” {7} [Emphasis added](Dear truth-seeker, the Jesuits knew this. Do you think for one minute they wouldallow the establishment of a Protestant nation, founded upon The Authorized KingJames Version of 1611, and the creation of a new form of Protestant constitutionalgovernment limiting the powers of the Legislative, Executive and Judicial branchesthrough an express grant of powers ratified by thirteen sovereign States? Do you thinkfor one minute the Jesuits would permit delegated powers of the federal governmentto be limited by a Calvinist document called “The Bill of Rights” written by theBaptist James Madison and influenced by the Baptist George Mason at theinsistence of Virginia’s greatest Baptist preacher, John Leland? In light of theCouncil of Trent and the Jesuit Oath the answer is absolutely not! Remember, theJesuits hated the Dutch Republic of William I of Orange and the EnglishCommonwealth of Oliver Cromwell. They would also come to hate the FederalRepublic of these United States of the Baptist George Washington.)The Jesuits – 1775 - 1815