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Chapter 33 421God. Blind obedience has brought no amelioration. I will have no instantof peace in time as in eternity. Of this I am most positive. Still my vowspress on me and I will continue to obey blindly [the blind obediencemandated by the Fourth Vow] . . .In utter despair,T. ShermanP.S. In 1910 no general confession. Afraid to face my conscience.” {13}[Emphasis added]Meanwhile, with the immigrants came the Italian Mafia, subordinate ofcourse to the Jesuit Order. The Mafia would first be used to oppress the Catholicpopulations of the large Northern cities, forbidding the people to settle in Protestantcommunities or allowing their children to attend the Bible-reading public schools.The Mafia would control crime in an organized fashion, establishing monopolies inthe traffic of liquor, prostitution, gambling, pornography and drugs, further enrichingthe coffers of Rome. Later, in accumulating wealth and power, it would be usedpolitically for controlling both the Republican and Democratic parties to the extent ofhigh-level assassination. Amazingly, the Jesuits would be so bold as to use theirMafia in conjunction with the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) during World WarII. We read from The Luciano Project:“Not only did Lucky Luciano and his Mafia associates help the Navyprotect New York Harbor from espionage, sabotage, and labor strife; theirinfluence reached across the Atlantic Ocean to the port cities of Sicily andItaly during the critical invasions of Hitler’s Mediterranean frontier . . .[The story] was kept secret for twenty-three years, with a cast of hundredsof naval officers, Mafia grandees, and racketeers, judges, districtattorneys, corrections officers and parole personnel, not to mention secretagents of all services, working from Great Meadow Prison to the frontlines of the Italian campaign.” {14}The Jesuits would also use their Mafia soldiers alongside the agents of the OSS inWorld War II, remembering that the head of the OSS was an Irish Roman Catholicwhose brother, Vincent Donovan, was a Dominican priest. We read:“During World War II, William Donovan, chief of U.S. Intelligence(OSS), decided that a “corps of skilled safecrackers, housebreakers andassassins” could further the war effort. Donovan secured the best – Mafiaboss: Charles “Lucky” Luciano – who used his influence to protectMafia infested American docks from Axis sabotage. In return, Lucianowas granted a commutation of a long prison sentence [convicted ofcompulsory prostitution], and was deported to Italy in 1946.” {15}The Jesuits – 1880 - 1913