Vatican Assassins

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Jesuit Priest John LaFarge, 1938 #161
Father of the American Black Civil Rights Movement
In accordance with Metternich’s Holy Alliance and the Black Pope’s
Council of Trent, the Society of Jesus has been committed to the
destruction of our Protestant Republic and our “heretic and liberal”
American people. Therefore it began “the Negro Agitation” in the early
1930s with LaFarge hypocritically accusing Protestants of instigating
slavery and inventing racism when the Jesuits were the largest slaveholders
in Maryland from 1650 to 1838. This agitation culminated in the violent
“Civil Rights Movement” of the 1960s. Led by the Jesuit-controlled
socialist, Martin Luther King, the Order’s purpose expressed by Emanuel
Josephson was to “use the Negro to destroy our Republic by inciting them
to savagery to effect a complete breakdown of law and order that will serve
as a perfect pretext for establishing a dictatorship under themselves that
will be welcomed by a terrified nation.” Remembering Malcolm X had
boldly declared “the Ku Klux Klan and the Nation of Islam have the same
paymasters,” Jesuit New Dealers Robert Hartnett and Georgetown’s
Richard McSorley continued the agitation culminating in the 1964 Civil
Rights Act and forced integration of the hated Public Schools leading to
amalgamation, which always leads to moral corruption and violence
(Genesis 6), making America a weak nation of color like Castro’s Cuba.
Men Astutely Trained, Peter McDonough, (New York: The Free Press, 1992).
The Jesuits – 1960 - 1963