Vatican Assassins

Chapter 32 399
“Between 1932 and 1937 the top NKVD ‘illegal’ in England was Father
Theodore Maly . . . ‘when the revolution broke out I joined the
Bolsheviks’ Maly once told a friend, explaining how service with the
Cheka and Red Army during the brutal civil war against the [Orthodox]
whites had hardened him.” {14}
Dear truth-seeker, Maly fought against the Orthodox Whites; for, he was a Professed
Jesuit under Oath who perished by the very dictator he had helped to set up. Further,
as a Jesuit with the Cheka and then the Russian Civilian Intelligence (NKVD), the
Soviet Secret Police was in fact an arm of the Jesuits’ Holy Office of the Inquisition.
The great Messianic Jew, Arno Gaebelein, tells us:
“A police system was inaugurated, the Cheka, with the commission to
torture, to kill without mercy . . . The bloody work of the Cheka was
carried on in a certain large building. There the victims, men, women,
and children, were cruelly tortured before a shot ended their misery. In
order to drown the despairing cries of the unfortunates, the building was
surrounded with a number of powerful motor trucks; their motors were
started and for hours they were kept a going. Then night after night,
week after week, for months, the almost countless hundreds of corpses
were thrown into the trucks and carried away.” {15}
2. The Bolsheviks never expelled the Knights of Malta from Russia. Surely if this
was truly a revolution and not the secret Inquisition that it was, the wealthy Knights
would definitely have been driven from Russia without question! Instead, business
continued as usual between American and Russian Knights through their joint
venture, the Grace Russian Company. Of this interlock between American and
Russian big business Anthony Sutton in his Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution
writes:
“The American International Corp. (AIC) [now the American
International Group (AIG) headed by CFR Vice Chairman Maurice
Greenberg] was organized in New York on November 22, 1915, by the
J. P. Morgan interests, with major participation by Stillman’s National
City Bank and the Rockefeller interests . . .
Everybody coveted the AIC stock, [Knight of Malta] Joe Grace (of W. R.
Grace & Co.) wanted $600,000 in addition to his interest in National City
Bank . . . In January 1917 the Grace Russian Company was formed, the
joint owners being W. R. Grace & Co. [of New York] and the San Galli
Trading Co. of Petrograd. American International Corp. had a substantial
investment in the Grace Russian Company [with] an interlocking
directorship . . . As the Bolshevik Revolution took hold in central Russia,
The Jesuits – 1882 - 1917