Vatican Assassins

Chapter 28 359
“Surratt did not overestimate the protection of his church, for from the
moment he had landed in this country, he was greeted and sustained by
the priests of that church. When his trial began in Washington June 10 th ,
1867, the presence of Roman priests and the students from the Jesuit
University at Georgetown and the Sulpician Monastery [being a branch
of the Jesuit Order] where he had studied three years for the priesthood,
were the most noticeable features of the sessions. Although he declared
himself a bankrupt, he was furnished the services of the best lawyers.
When it became necessary to furnish bail for his final release, it was
immediately presented by an Irish woman he did not even know, to the
amount of thirty thousand dollars. According to press reports this stood
there until his death in 1916. That is some friendship, is it not?” {10}
Dear truth-seeker, the Jesuit Order gets away with murder today just as it did in
1867. One hundred years later CIA agent Clay L. Shaw would be tried for the
murder of John F. Kennedy. Shaw, like Surratt, was Roman Catholic. He also
would enjoy the protection of the Jesuit Order’s powerful tools in Washington. Shaw,
like Surratt, enjoyed the benefit of a hung jury and he, like Lincoln’s murderer, would
go free. Thirty years later, President Bill Clinton would be impeached. This
Georgetown graduate and darling of the Jesuits would refuse to resign. He would be
tried in the Senate knowing full well his protection from the Society of Jesus in
control of the CFR, FBI, CIA, the Secret Service and the Mafia. The author predicted
that he, like Shaw and Surratt, would never be convicted of his crimes. As it turned
out, one of the Senators who voted to acquit Clinton was none other than “Spelly’s
evil Jew” of the Kennedy Assassination. Senator Arlen Specter, a Scottish Rite
Shriner Freemason of the 33 rd Degree according to a most informative and vast
website, www.freemasonwatch.freepress-freespeech.com, had been the Junior
Counselor on the Warren Commission who concocted the magic single-bullet theory
upon which the Warren Report rested its case. These are irrefutable examples of the
power – the absolute power in Fourteenth Amendment America – exercised by the
Jesuits through the Archbishop of New York, presently Edward Cardinal Egan.
Lastly, certain high-level Freemasons were used to stifle the capture of John
H. Surratt. They were President Andrew Johnson, whose son was educated by
Jesuits, and whose daughter was educated by nuns and converted to Catholicism, and
Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, who oversaw the project of placing a statue of
Rome’s “Virgin Mary” (Persephone) atop of the Capital Dome. With the knowledge
that Surratt was in Liverpool, Stanton’s War Department refused to make the least
attempt to arrest him. A few weeks later President Johnson revoked the reward for
the arrest of Surratt, greatly increasing the assassin’s chances to escape. A similar
story is true of Booth, the brother Freemason of President Johnson. According to
The Escape and Suicide of John Wilkes Booth by Finis L. Bates, Booth escaped
The Jesuits – 1865