Vatican Assassins

Chapter 17 229
“When the ‘Declaration’ was reported and laid before Congress for their
adoption and signature, every one felt that a fearful crisis had come . . .
And when a timid member remarked that the country was not ripe for
such a declaration of independence, Witherspoon replied, in a voice that
rung through the hall,
‘In my judgment, sir, we are not only ripe but rotten! . . . He who will
not respond to its accents, and strain every nerve to carry into effect its
provisions, is unworthy of the name of freeman. Although these gray
hairs must descend into the sepulcher, I would infinitely rather they
should descend thither by the hand of the executioner than desert at this
crisis the sacred cause of my country.’ ” {4} [Emphasis added]
John Witherspoon, 1776
Presbyterian Preacher
The Chaplins and Clergy
of the Revolution
“Undoubtedly it is the intention of the Pope to possess this country
[America]. In this intention he is aided by the Jesuits, and all the
Catholic prelates and priests. If the Catholic church becomes
predominant here, Protestants will all be exterminated.” {5}
[Emphasis added]
Orestes A. Brownson, 1852
Secret Jesuit American Journalist
Brownson’s Quarterly Review
“Government is not reason;
it is not eloquence;
it is force! Like fire,
it is a dangerous servant
and a fearful master.” {6}
George Washington, 1798
First and Greatest President
of the United [Protestant]
States of America
The Jesuits – 1775 - 1815