[…] hadn’t heard from the firm about its decision on New Unhappy Lords. 25 Joseph Serpico, a devout Catholic and former Marine, headed OMNI, which published books denouncing Vatican II (such as The Plot Against the Church) and tracts such as a pamphlet denouncing British Israel. Chesterton raised funds in England to finance OMNI’s edition […]
[…] neo-cons. The world-wide Anglican Church, which was strongly against the Iraq war, has long portrayed itself as a global friend of other religions. The similarly anti-Iraq war Vatican – its loathing for the US neo-cons being legendary – is: a) supporting France and Germany’s bid to build an EU defence force outside of NATO; […]
[…] mutual acquaintance. Smith asked him in his role as General Counsel to the United States Jesuit Headquarters, if he could get access to the section of the Vatican library in Rome that would contain information about UFOs. Sheehan asked and the request was denied; and turned down again even when he explained to them […]
[…] faith to be a private matter. Additionally, it may have endangered other indigenous faiths in some target countries, including large numbers of Christians, whom the otherwise ridiculous Vatican has striven to protect. The nakedly self-interested and vulgar manner in which the US and British administrations belatedly reached out to Muslims, is accelerating problems in […]
[…] The Population Bomb (1970) saying there were too many people in the world, advocating a tax on children and the UN breaking off diplomatic relations with the Vatican because of its teachings on birth control. Extracts from this had – apparently – been serialised in the UK edition of Playboy, where they came to […]
[…] welcome him: like the pope they are anti-gay and antiabortion. However, they are also anti-immigrant: Pope Francis empathises with immigrants. Republicans they deny climate change when the Vatican does not, its priests having seen it decimate parts of Africa. In addition, Pope Francis is a respecter of all faiths, a huge challenge to US […]
[PDF file]: The Great Awakening vs The Great Reset Alexander Dugin London: Arktos Media Ltd., 2021 ISBN 978-1-914208-47-8 (p/b) Garrick Alder The first thing to say about this book is that it isn’t a book at all, it’s a pamphlet. And it isn’t any old pamphlet either: it’s agitprop. The first claim can be quantified. Shorn of […]
[PDF file]: […] route, had been one.76 Originally arriving in Latin America thanks to networks like Die Spinne with the collaboration of such eminences as Gustav Frupp von Bohlen and Vatican titular Bishop Alois Hudal, a few of these in situ antiCommunist “assets” turned to narcotics and gun running.77 Of these, a ringleader was the wanted Nazi […]
Historical Notes on the War in Ukraine Scott Newton Westplaining The Russo-Ukraine war has become a focus of intense study on the part of mainstream and social media, academics and the twitter commentariat. Much of this has depicted the struggle as a clear case of good (Ukraine) versus bad (Russia). Those who have not accepted […]
[PDF file]: […] his focus from Italy, Philip Willan might do a good job of teasing answers out some of 33 34 35 these puzzling questions. Rereading his excellent The Vatican at War: From Blackfriars Bridge to Buenos Aires this summer reminded me just how good some persistent and intelligent writers can be.36 He is not alone, […]
