To understand how President Obama's
administration may fit in to the Vatican's agenda, it is, I think,
necessary to cover briefly the record of Marxism in this country,
since our current President is so often accused of having
Socialist and/or Communist leanings.
One of the darkest periods in America's history
was the McCarthy era in which a modern day Inquisition was set up
to search out Communists, who were effectively know as the
political "heretics" of the time. What few people
today know, however, is that Senator Joseph McCarthy was directly
influenced by the Jesuit Order to begin his political
movement that would operate with all the unreasonable zealousness
that Rome's historic Inquisition was known for.
...(in October, 1949)
Cardinal Spellman
was summoned to Rome by the Pope, with whom he had repeated and
prolonged private sessions. Although giving rise to sharp
speculation, it remained a well guarded secret. The
new
Catholic Secretary of the U.S. Navy (Francis Matthews",
strangely enough, soon afterwards began unusually active contacts
with other prominent American Catholics. Among these, Father
Walsh, Jesuit Vice-President of Georgetown University;
Cardinal
Spellman, the head of the American Legion; the leaders of
the Catholic War Veterans and with Senator McCarthy, the
arch-criminal senator, who upon the advice of a Catholic priest,
was just beginning his infamous campaign which was to half
paralyze the U.S. for some years to come."
The Book "A Catholic Cold
War "featuring Edmund A. Walsh (McCarthy's Jesuit)
on the front cover, asserting that America's Cold
War with the Soviet Union was inspired by the Jesuit
Order.
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Below a quote from by Author
Patrick McNamara
On page 10 of the Introduction
Quickly realizing what a formidable task it would be to
consider Walsh's career as a whole, I chose instead to
concentrate here on his anticommunism. After
he returned from Russia in January 1924, Walsh spent the
next four decades warning the American public about the
moral and political threat that Soviet communism
posed to the inter national community. By late 1952,
when a stroke ended his public career, his anticommunist
campaign amounted to four books and dozens of articles on
the Soviet Union, as well as nearly two thousand lectures
on this subject. No other Catholic
anticommunist could claim such a record.
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The Seal Of
Jesuit Georgetown University
The Novus
Ordo Seclorum on the Great Seal of the United States is
governed by the all-seeing-eye in a triangle, with light
blazing around it. While some have called this the "eye of
Horus," in reality, the Egyptian god never had his eye
surrounded by a triangle with light in this manner. The
earliest know origins for that particular symbol are in
Roman Catholic churches across Europe. Aachen Cathedral,
built in the eighth century A.D. by the Emperor Charlemagne,
features the eye prominently, while variations of it were
also used on the frontispieces of Jesuit writings centuries
before the American Revolution. How conspiracy writers have
failed to make this connection, which becomes painfully
obvious with just a little bit of research, we can only
wonder at.
Yet the other side of the Great Seal
featuring the American eagle becomes just as Jesuitical when
one examines the seal of Georgetown University. On the
image below, notice that the design of the Georgetown eagle is
nearly identical to what appears on the reverse of the U.S.
dollar.
1789 
1789
The key differences between the Great
Seal and the Jesuit Seal are the phrases above the eagle's
head, along with what the eagle holds in its talons: and
herein lies the key to Jesuit ambitions. In one talon of
the Georgetown eagle is the cross, which is an obvious symbol
for Christianity, but being that this is a Jesuit university,
it can only symbolize the Church of Rome. Meanwhile, the
other talon clutches a globe. Above the eagle's head is
the phrase, "Utraque Unum," which means, "Both are one."
In other words, the phrase symbolizes the unification of the
cross & the globe–or rather, the Roman Catholic Church
with the whole world.
When
one considers that Georgetown University was founded in
1789, and their seal generated a short time later, we can
only conclude that the Jesuit's goal in
the United States from the beginning
has been to use this country to accomplish their
centuries-old agenda. There
was a time in our nation's history when this was
better know than it is today.
In closing, here is a quote from
former Jesuit Priest, Malachai Martin who acknowledged how
shortly after the American Revolution, Protestant
evangelicals recognized the dangers of the Jesuit intrigue
in the new world:
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"In early nineteenth-century
America, Protestant opposition and hatred of Jesuits
was pithily expressed: They (the
Jesuits) will bring Rome to rule the Union."
pithily 1. Precisely meaningful; forceful and
brief: a pithy comment.
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