Vatican Assassins

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Chapter 41
The Jesuits – 1963
Vatican II
Pope John XXIII Seeks to End the Cold War
Replaced by Cold Warrior Pope Paul VI
Vatican Assassins
“If two opposed blocs [the Jesuit General’s socialist “Communist” East
financed by his corporate “Capitalistic” West] should finally succeed in
settling their differences . . . what would become of the Vatican? . . . Thus
the Vatican threw off its mask and openly recommended the continuance
of the cold war — pending the hot one.” {1}
Edmond Paris, 1964
French Historian
The Vatican Against Europe
Vatican II began in October of 1962 and lasted until December of 1965. There
were many surface changes to the Roman Catholic Institution. The Mass would no
longer be performed in Latin, Protestants were no longer called “heretics” but rather
“separated brethren” and the priests’ formal “prayers” for “the perfidious Jews”
ceased. After Rome’s Second Thirty Years’ War, the Jesuit masters wanted to
deceive the world into believing that the Pope was for peace and religious liberty. But
in substance nothing changed. The Pope was to continue to uphold the Jesuits’
bloody Council of Trent. We read from the Documents of Vatican II:
“The salient point of this Council is not, therefore, a discussion of one
article or another of the fundamental doctrine of the church which has
repeatedly been taught by the Fathers and by ancient and modern
theologians, and which is presumed to be well known and familiar to all.
For this a Council was not necessary. But from renewed, serene, and
tranquil adherence to all the teaching of the Church in its entirety and
preciseness, as it still shines forth in the Acts of the Council of Trent and
First Vatican Council [i.e. we must still kill the “accursed heretics” and
the Pope is still “infallible”] . . . The substance of the ancient doctrine of
the deposit of faith is one thing, and the way in which it is presented is
another [i.e. we must carry out the ancient goals of killing “heretics and
liberals,” accursed and condemned over one hundred times by the
Order’s “sacred Council,” but in another way].” {2} [Emphasis added]
The Jesuits – 1963