Vatican Assassins

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Chapter 2
The Jesuits – 1572
St. Bartholomew’s Massacre
Assassination of Admiral Gaspard de Coligny
Vatican Assassins
“The Pope can kill by a single word; for having received the right of
making pasture for the sheep, has he not received the right of cutting the
throats of wolves?” {1}
Emmanuel Sa, 1596
Portuguese Jesuit
“A man who has been excommunicated by the Pope may be killed
anywhere, as Escobar and Deaux teach, because the Pope has an indirect
jurisdiction over the whole world, even in temporal things . . . as Suarez
proves against the King of England.” {2}
Jesuit Busembaum, 1757
Theologia Moralis
“The assassins of St. Bartholomew, the inquisitors and the Jesuits are
monsters produced by malignant imaginations; they are the natural allies
of the spirit of darkness and of death . . . [It is most revealing in
recalling that the Order’s political mass-murder called “The Night of
the Long Knives” that was carried out by Hitler’s Jesuit-controlled SS
in 1934 – which murder resulted in the purging of that most notorious
homosexual, Ernst Roehm (who had scorned Hitler’s Concordat and
insulted the Papacy), along with his leading Nazi SA (Sturmableitung)
“Brownshirts” – was also referred to by Adolf Hitler himself as “The
Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre.”]” {3} [Emphasis added]
Edwin A. Sherman, 1883
American Shriner Freemason
Friend of our hero,
Charles Chiniquy
The Engineer Corps of Hell
The Jesuits – 1572