Vatican Assassins

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Alexander H. Stephens, 1812 – 1883 #94
Vice President of the Confederate States of America, 1861 - 1865
An invalid from infancy and orphaned at the age of fourteen, this native
low-level Freemason of the Sovereign State of Georgia defended the
working concept of White Supremacy and Negro Subordination when both
races must share the same soil. Therefore he, like James Buchanan,
opposed the “Anti-slavery Agitation” in Congress as a usurpation of the
Right of Georgia to regulate its own domestic institution of slavery. He
consented to the terrible Missouri Compromise of 1850, authored by the
centralist and Freemason Henry Clay, which ignored the warning of
George Washington’s Farewell Address, the Jesuits effectively dividing the
Union in half preparing it for war. Stephens defended the right of any
State to secede citing the Ratifications of New York, Rhode Island and
Virginia. In his masterpiece, A Constitutional View of the Late War Between
the States published in 1867 while Georgia was under martial law, he
warned that if the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified it would create a
centralized Empire composed of mere provinces out of what had been a
Federated Republic of Sovereign Nation States, further preparing the way
for the Universal Monarchial Rule of One Man – the risen Papal Caesar.
The McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of World Biography, Vol. 10, p. 203.
The Jesuits – 1868 - 1872