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10The American Revolution and its resulting constitutional republic may have been single-handedly designed and supervised by a Jesuit named Lorenzo Ricci — America’s true founding father.
Continue reading →Many of the alternative media broadcast hosts discuss the Jewish neo-conservatives, Zionist Jews, and the Mossad, while, for the most part, ignoring the Jesuit Order, its Knights of Malta, and other Jesuit-controlled agents of Papal Rome that control and steer these groups.
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2Pope Pius IX declared: “Education outside of the Catholic Church is heresy.” But the Catholic Church Parochial School System is what teaches heresy!
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2Did you know that the first time the number 13 is mentioned in the Bible, it is associated with rebellion? Twelve years they served Chedorlaomer, and in the thirteenth year they rebelled. Genesis 14:4 The description of Babylon the Great … Continue reading →
BY M. H. WILCOXON Forward by the webmaster: A friend introduced this publication of Abraham Lincoln’s vow against the Catholic Church, a hard to read PDF file. It has a lot of insights which inspired me to convert it to … Continue reading →
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8Written by William Dean A. Garner. I found this article on http://projectcamelotportal.com/blog/80-william-dean-garner/1923-1850s-switzerland-was-the-jesuits-proving-ground-for-the-establishment-of-today-s-america and wanted to re-post it for the readers of this website. Before the Jesuits invaded any one country and destroyed it from within, they rehearsed their machinations, often … Continue reading →
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10Watch this educational well made factual documentary based on the very writings of the founding fathers of the United States of America, men like Thomas Paine, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, etc., and you will see that … Continue reading →
The ensign of the East India Company from 1707-1801. It has 13 stripes just like the American flag The East India Company (EIC), originally chartered as the Governor and Company of Merchants of London trading into the East Indies, and … Continue reading →
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2Samuel Morse Most people still remember Samuel Morse (April 27, 1791 – April 2, 1872) as the inventor of the telegraph — the first long distance electronic means of communication. But how many people have known of his research of … Continue reading →
Charles Chiniquy I hope you find the title of this post intriguing enough to want to know the story behind it. It was the cry of the French Canadian immigrates of St. Anne Illinois to the Roman Catholic Bishop of … Continue reading →
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6Charles Chiniquy There are some men who should be more famous than they are. Nikola Tesla (10 July 1856 – 7 January 1943), the father of the electrical power gird, its one of them. If you learn about him and … Continue reading →
A chart comparing the number of nations the United States of America invaded compared to the number of nations Iran has invaded.
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