Vatican Assassins

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Vatican Assassins
Victor Emmanuel II, 1820 – 1878 #101
First King of Italy, 1861 - 1878
In 1870 Rome’s Papal Caesar was declared to be “infallible” at the First
Vatican Council, it being under the total control of the Black Pope. That
same year, after nearly fifty years of struggle, a united Italy gained its
national sovereignty and a place among the nations of the earth. Victor
Emmanuel became King, righteously taking the Temporal Power from the
Pope residing in Caesar’s Palace, the Vatican. Submitting to Pius IX’s
Spiritual Power, Emmanuel declared he would wield Italy’s political or
rather “Temporal Power” over the Italian people. This loss infuriated the
Pope; he declared himself a prisoner and viciously excommunicated the
King, cursing every part of his body. The Papal Caesar would be deprived
of his Temporal Power for nearly sixty years when, in 1929, the Jesuits
would raise up their “man of destiny” and “Defender of Islam” (aiding
Saudi Arabia’s King Ibn Saud), fascist Benito Mussolini. The Duce would
formally restore the Pope’s right to be “the infallible Vicar of Christ, the
Supreme Governor of the World on Earth, and the Father of Nations and
Kings” so stated in Latin on his Papal Triple Crown, in creating the
sovereign nation-state of Vatican City with a treaty called a “Concordat.”
The Life and Times of Cavour, William Roscoe Thayer, (New York: Houghton
Mifflin Co., 1911) Vol. I, p. 467.
The Jesuits – 1872 - 1901