Vatican Assassins

206
Vatican Assassins
With the Jesuits expelled from all of South America and from the mightiest
Roman Catholic nations on the continent, Europe’s kings demanded, under the threat
of a formal declaration of war on the Vatican, that the Pope abolish the Company.
When Pope Clement XIII was about to do it he was poisoned the night before:
“During the night preceding the day appointed for the public
ceremony of announcing the abolition of the Jesuits, Clement XIII was
suddenly seized with convulsions [like Cromwell’s daughter], and
died, leaving the act unperformed, and the Jesuits victorious.
Cormenin . . . records this event in the terse and expressive words:
‘The Jesuits had poisoned him.’ ” {14}
However, after a four-year investigation, his successor, Pope Clement XIV did sign
a Bull of Suppression in 1773 “under the seal of the fisherman,” part of which reads:
“ . . . ‘that the name of the company shall be, and is forever
extinguished and suppressed;’ that ‘no one of them do carry their
audacity so far as to impugn, combat, or even write or speak about the
said suppression, or the reasons and motives of it;’ and that the said
bull of suppression and abolition shall ‘forever and to all eternity be
valid, permanent, and efficacious.’ ” {15}
One of our hero ex-priests, Emmett McLoughlin, sheds further light on the power of
“the Company” and the Pope’s extinction of so dastardly an Order. He writes:
“The Jesuits have always been known to all other priests as the most
treacherous, single-minded and supranational of all Roman Catholic
orders. This is the basic reason why in country after country, their
treachery, ambition and systematic consuming greed have resulted in
their suppression and expulsion from every country in Europe, and all
the Catholic-dominated countries of America. From the days of
Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, the English ferreted them out and hanged
them. The Jesuits, Fr. Garnett, Fr. Gerard and Fr. Greenway, were
involved even in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 which was planned to
blow up Parliament and destroy British royalty.
[If the Jesuits sought to blow up the English Parliament for expelling them from
England in 1604, would not the Jesuits, with their Nazi SS, burn the German
Parliament for expelling them from Germany in 1872?]
Even their own Catholic countries finally became surfeited with Jesuit
political intrigue and financial avarice and, in self-preservation, were
The Jesuits – 1750 - 1773