Vatican Assassins

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tyranny and personal hypocrisy. Lee Iacocca, of Italian descent, is what many
American men would love to be and rightly so.
It is for these reasons the author proceeds with a great sorrow of heart in
exposing the terrible deed of Lee Iacocca, as he participated in the assassination of
President John F. Kennedy. Hopefully this chapter will serve as corrective surgery
rather than a dagger to the heart. Since Mr. Iacocca still lives the writer has prayed
that he would repent and confess his sin to the Lord knowing that,
“He that covereth his sins shall not prosper:
but whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy.”
– Proverbs 28:13
Since a great host of us Americans are murderers, having polluted our land with the
blood of aborted millions, we are no better than Mr. Iacocca. May we confess and
find forgiveness and mercy, even as our friend may.
Knowing the Black Pope’s POWER that would rage against Lee Iacocca if he
would dare to tell all, the hundreds of assassins that would appear to expedite his
demise via “the poison cup, the strangulation cord, the steel of the poniard (the blade
of the knife) or the leaden bullet,” we realize the request to confess to the nation is
great. But we are convinced his personal greatness is equal to the task. And there are
many of us fundamental, Bible-believing Baptists and Protestants who would gladly
hazard our lives to protect him from every Jesuit assassin, be he Mafia, CIA or
Mossad. For we are Calvinist warriors wielding both the Sword of the Spirit and
the Sword of Just Defense, believing that to fight and die in defense of a righteous
man for a righteous cause is to die well, that we “might obtain a better resurrection”
(Hebrews 11:35) at the Judgment Seat of Christ (II Corinthians 5:10).
On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in
Dallas, Texas. The evidence inside the limousine proved there was more than one
shooter as there were several primary strikes. The Secret Service took great pains in
destroying this evidence. We read:
“Three days after the assassination, Carl Renas, head of security for the
Dearborn Division of the Ford Motor Company, drives the limousine,
helicopters hovering overhead, from Washington to Cincinnati. In
doing so, he noted several bullet holes, the most notable being the one in
the windshield’s chrome molding strip, which he said was clearly ‘a
primary strike’ and ‘not a fragment.’
The Jesuits – 1979