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100 Vatican Assassinsor persons, whatever may be their condition in life, either public orprivate, as I at any time may be directed so to do by any agent of thePope or superior of the brotherhood of the holy faith, of the Society ofJesus.’ ” {21}Notice the Jesuits have taken this Oath to destroy “Protestant or Liberaldoctrines” as they wage “relentless war” against “Protestants and Liberals.”The term “Protestant,” as the Jesuits understand it, includes all believers in theLord Jesus Christ who reject both the Spiritual Power and the Temporal Power ofthe Pope of Rome, while believing and teaching the Biblical doctrines proclaimedduring the Protestant Reformation, championed by Martin Luther, John Calvin andJohn Knox (“Calvin with the Sword of Just Defense”) in particular. Protestants are“heretics” and must be “exterminated from the face of the whole earth.”The term “Liberal,” as the Jesuits understand it, includes all Catholics whoconcur with the Protestants in rejecting the Temporal Power of the Pope of Rome.Liberals both believe and teach that governments are best when they serve the people,and when their powers are expressly limited by written Constitutions. Liberals, likeboth the Protestant and Baptist Calvinists, further believe that if governments becomeabsolute tyrannies, they have the right and duty to formally withdraw their allegianceand resist those tyrannies with armed force, called by John Knox “the Sword of JustDefense.” It is for this reason the Black Pope’s fascist-communist militarydictatorships forbid gun ownership by the peoples they rule. It is for this reason “TheJesuit Conference” within the United States seeks to abolish gun ownership throughtheir agents within their Council on Foreign Relations, thereby destroying theSecond Amendment to the United States Constitution — that “heretic” documentcreated by condemned “Protestants and Liberals.”In addition to the Oath, the Jesuits have a guidebook entitled Secreta Monita. Ithas only been disclosed to the world a few times, beginning in the early 1600s(openly published in Cracow, Poland in 1612) and extending through the late 1800s:“ . . . but it has been made to disappear as has the most of all otherbooks against the Jesuits.” {22}Because of the magnitude of its contents as it relates to our subject, Secreta Monita orSecret Instructions of the Jesuits {23} has been incorporated in its entirety, in the formof an attached CD within this volume’s cover, as it was republished in 1857. TheSecret Instructions are no forgery, as we again recall a portion of the famous letterfrom Juan de Palafox, Bishop of Los Angeles, Mexico (for which letter andcontinued resistance he was relentlessly persecuted by the Order until he was forcedto flee to Europe for his life), to Pope Innocent X dated January 8, 1647:The Jesuits – 1540