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Chapter 32 413Georgetown University’s Jesuit Edmund Walsh, 1933 #112After the Jesuits had launched the Bolshevik Revolution and concluded thebloody Civil War in 1922, that same year a “Relief Mission,” led <strong>by</strong>Am<strong>eric</strong>an Jesuits, was sent into the “USSR” <strong>by</strong> order of Jesuit GeneralLedochowski. Walsh, the Jesuit who founded the School of Foreign Serviceat Georgetown University and led the mission as “an expert” on theinternal affairs of the Soviet Union, appointed Jesuit-trained Joseph Stalinas the Secretary of the Communist Party. During the 1930s, whileFreemason Stalin was outraging the world with his Purges murderingmillions of his own countrymen, the Order pretended to be the foe of thevery communism it had created and perfected on its Reductions inParaguay. The Society of Jesus launched the illusion of its “worldwidesystematic warfare against the common enemy of Christianity andcivilization,” all the while financing it through its Papal Knights on WallStreet manning the Federal Reserve Bank and the Chase Manhattan Bank.After the Second Thirty Years’ War, in following the footsteps of CharlesCoughlin, the ex-Basilian (secret Jesuit) priest – christened “the father ofhate radio” while leading a church near the Jesuit Order’s University ofDetroit – Francis Cardinal Spellman would continue to campaign against“godless Jew communism” throughout the Black Pope’s Cold War duringwhich the Inquisition’s secret International Intelligence Community wasfinanced, perfected and subordinated to the Papal Caesar in Rome. MenAstutely Trained, Peter McDonough, (New York: The Free Press, 1992).The Jesuits – 1882 - 1917

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