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Chapter 17 231Now, the Jesuit Order had a war on two fronts. In the Providence of the risenSon of God, the American Revolution erupted in 1775 — the same year JesuitGeneral Ricci supposedly died in the state prison of Castel St. Angelo, Italy. (LikeHitler, his death could have been faked while he made his escape to another continent,possibly North America. Interestingly, there was no formal successor to General Riccifor seven critical years until General Czerniewicz appeared in Russia.) Therefore,the Order had to punish Europe’s Roman Catholic Monarchs and the Pope for itssuppression as well as imprison Pius VII as payback for the imprisonment and deathof its General. It also had to prevent the establishment of another Protestant “hereticand liberal” nation with a Constitutional, non-absolute, form of government. To affectthese ends the Jesuits sought control of the English throne. From there they couldincite a revolution, justify a British Armada invasion, and crush the preaching of thetrue gospel. From there the Jesuits could use England as a controlled enemy ofNapoleon while he executed vengeance for the Order. Therefore, the General of theJesuits sought protection for his army of Jesuits from King George III. We read:“Clutching at straws [Jesuit General Lorenzo] Ricci had been heartenedwhen King George III’s brother, the Duke of Gloucester, lunched withhim and hinted at English support.” {8}The Order received more than support. It was given all it needed, to surviveand prosper, from George III. This wicked king also reestablished the English branchof the Knights of Malta in 1782, it having been banished from the Empire for overtwo hundred years. In 1795, Stonyhurst, one of England’s most beautiful landedestates, was donated to the Company by an English lord, Thomas Weld. In exchangefor the King’s protection, the Jesuits have never overturned but rather protected theBritish Crown, London having become the center of the world’s commerce.Once in the Court of King George III the strategy of the Black Pope becamethe foreign policy of England. He would use certain American Freemasons, likeBenjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams (who later became “theKing-aping President”) to ignite a revolution and thereby justify the use of England’smilitary to plunder the Colonies, fiercely persecuting its Protestants by burning manyof them alive in their churches. But these Protestants were Calvinists with a historyof Biblical resistance to Jesuit tyranny. We read of these men who did not hesitate topit their convictions against the power of the state, the princes and dictatorships:“It was Calvinism which formed the hosts who resisted and overcame theworldly dictatorships of France, the Netherlands, and Great Britain. It wasCalvinism which broke the chains in which the spiritual dictatorship ofRome and the Jesuits sought to enslave western Europe. To be an ‘elect ofthe Lord’ was not a mere theological phrase with which theThe Jesuits – 1775 - 1815