Vatican Assassins

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Vatican Assassins
The difference between the Protestant American Revolution and the atheistic,
French Revolution was the difference between Washington the Baptist, advised by
Presbyterian Calvinists, and Napoleon the Roman Catholic, advised by the Jesuit,
Abbe Sieyes. In Washington’s darkest hour, he is weeping on his knees in prayer at
Valley Forge. In Napoleon’s darkest hour, he is abandoning his army in the snows of
Russia, it being left to the mercy of the Cossacks. Washington refuses the title of
“King” while Napoleon accepts the crown from the Pope as “Emperor.” Further, the
people of the colonies were Protestant Calvinists and Bible-reading; the people of
France were disillusioned, atheistic Catholics, the Jesuits having outlawed the Bible
and Protestantism for over one hundred years since the Revocation of the Edict of
Nantes in 1685. The outcome of the American Revolution was a Constitutional
Republic of federated sovereign States. The outcome of the French Revolution was a
Jesuit-controlled military dictator resulting in the restoration of a Jesuit-controlled
Monarch, Louis XVIII. The Jesuits had their way in France; but, with their
“Federalists” in America, failed to establish absolutism, the Calvinistic, States’ Rights
Anti-Federalists emphatically warning that Washington, D.C. would become the
Pope’s domain. That victory of the Black Pope would have to wait until 1868.
But the Jesuits, with King George III who later became deaf and blind for
persecuting the Bible-believing Church of the risen Son of God, were still alive and
plotting. While Napoleon was busy deliberately sacrificing his army in the snows of
Russia, George III invaded America again with the War of 1812. The apostate
English Protestants set fire to our White House on August 24, 1814, and threatened to
reduce us to serving the British Crown once again. But the risen Son of God sent us a
second deliverer who was the savior of our Protestant Republic Washington had
established. This man, the hero of New Orleans, was none other than “Old Hickory”
– another Protestant Southerner – President Andrew Jackson.
(As an aside, those great Jesuit agitators hated President Jackson, a Bible-believing
Protestant although a low-level Freemason. By saving this “heretic” nation in
restoring economic stability through abolishing “the United States Bank,” returning to
hard money (gold and silver coins) and erecting a protective tariff thereby helping our
domestic manufacturers, the Jesuits attempted to shoot him at point-blank range with
one of their dupes. In the providence of the risen Son of God the pistol misfired and
our hero-President lived on to be the great inspiration of Pennsylvania’s only
President, James Buchanan.)
Years later the Jesuits in creating the American Indian Agitation of the 1960s
reattacked their old enemy by blaming him for the movement of the Cherokee Nation
from Georgia to west of the Mississippi River. In setting the record straight we
appeal to the great Missouri Senator, Thomas Benton, and his Thirty Years’ View. In
Chapter CXXXVI titled “Removal of the Cherokees from Georgia” we read:
The Jesuits – 1775 - 1815