vatican-assassins-by-eric-jon-phelps

Vatican Assassinsto Jesuit schemes and ambitions. A young Jesuit, named Leone, afavourite of the Rector at Chieri (who subsequently became General ofthe Order) took notes of the speeches and discussions at Chieri andthese were afterwards published by a French publisher. In 1848 theywere translated into English and published as a book entitled [The JesuitConspiracy:] The Secret Plan [of the Order] by Leone, which has beenthoroughly authenticated and can be read in the Library of the BritishMuseum. It makes enlightening reading and we will now reproducesome extracts as originally published by the late Augusta Cooke.A. Long Term Plan for World GovernmentThe first generation will not belong to us; the second will nearly belongto us; the third will entirely belong to us. You well know that what weaim at, is the Empire of the World.B. Working in Secret and Using DuplicityLet us prefer a Secret War, let us shun too much light.Every Bishop must vigorously act upon this principle, be gentle butinflexible — Let him know how to assume the demeanor of alamb…which will win all hearts; but let him also know how to act withthe fierceness of a raging lion when he is called upon to defend therights of the Church . . . Nothing ought in fact to distinguish us inappearance from other men. Yes, the Catholic exterior may be sociablebut let him not the less cherish within him concentrated rage andunconquerable antipathy.C. Working by Revolution and Class Warfare to DestabilizeOpponentsWhen the ebullition [state of boiling agitation] which we are secretlyfomenting shall have reached a sufficient point, the cover shall besuddenly removed, and we shall pour our liquid fire upon those politicalmeddlers who are ignorant and unreflecting enough to serve as tools inour hands, and our efforts will result in a Revolution, worthy of thename, which shall combine in one universal conquest, all the conqueststhat have been made. For I would not have it lost sight of, that our chiefconcern must be to mould the people to our purpose . . . yes, the peopleare the vast domain we have to conquer . . . the higher classes arealways very inaccessible to the lower ones. Let us nourish their mutualThe Jesuits – 1822 - 1825