Some Jesuit Trained Heroes The orders illustrious found Ignatius Loyola is documented in the history of the faith. Without this heroes great vision, brilliance and divine calling nothing would have been achieved. The Catholic church would be merely one of the voices representing Jesus rather than the only source of religion speaking to all the peoples of the world for all eternity. This was proven to the Vatican itself after Pope Clement XIV disbanded to Order. The Vatican itself saw the great decline in the interest of the people and of course the lack of revenues that resulted. Cardinal Spellman - Facilitated the JFK assasination for the Jesuit Brotherhood. Joseph P. Kennedy - Facilitated the United States great depression for the Jesuits. Prescott Bush - Facilitated the funding of Hitler for the Jesuit cause. Captain Edward J. Smith - Captain of the Titanic and Jesuit Priest. J. Edgar Hoover - Director of the United States FBI Colonell House - Jesuit Priest and puppeteer of Woodrow Wilson. Fidel Castro - Jesuit trained inquisitionist in control of Cuba General Porfirio Diaz - Reversed the heretical treason of Benito Juarez and restored the great Jesuit repression of Mexico 1876-1911. In 1914 the 2nd cleansing of Mexico was arranged by the Jesuit General while the world was focused on WWI. The cleansing lasted 30 years and killed more than a million Mexican heretics. Emperor Meiji - Ruled Japan for the Jesuit Order seeing to its ingraining in the society. The Jesuits had already destroyed the Samurai James Buchanan - A staunch opponent of the brotherhood until he was poisoned by the Jesuit brothers. 38 of his colleagues died but Buchanan lived long enough to ignite the American Civil war. President Bill Clinton - Graduate of Jesuit Georgetown University. Among other achievement Clinton took the nuclear launch keys away from naval commanders. This renders the United States incapable of a sea based retaliatory strike. illuminati-news/061106a.htm
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