Romish Masonic Criminal Syndication

From The Un-Hived Mind:

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Calvi, Murder, Mafia, Masonic and Vatican cover-ups


(Rare picture of Pope John Paul I shortly before his "death", speaking to his soon to be successor)

This title, for some, has all the hallmarks of a Hollywood blockbuster movie. However, stranger things have happened. For if one has ever seen the film The Godfather III they will recall how the main aspect to this film was amazingly enough set in the late 1970s Vatican.

During this film, a rich and influential Italian-American mafia family (The Corleones), are frantically trying to shift millions of dollars from a mafia account into a Vatican bank. All this must be done before the ailing Pope dies. However, die he does, and the deal is off and in revenge for this, the mafia orders the assassination of the Pope's financial adviser [an Archbishop], who it turned out was playing both sides against the alter.

There is no doubt that this film, which was based on Mario Puzo's novel, has strikinly similarities to David Yallops much acclaimed book, In God's Name.

Yallop, in his book, mentions this film:

"Thus a film taking a highly glamouros and amoral look at the world of the Mafia produced enourmous profits, some of which went to sustain Michele Sindona, finaical adviser to the Mafia families Cambino and Inzerillo. They in turn were channelling the multi-million profits aquired largely from heroin dealing into Sindona's banks. The circle was complete. Life was imitaiting art" (pg. 187.)

Monsignor Montini was humilitated by Pius XII, when he accidently showed the pontiff a file that was not for his attention. Pius would say to sister Pascalina, "Take him into the next room and begin having him recite the alphabet" (La Popessa, pg. 316.)

This much complex and ambitious man would one day become Pope Paul VI. However, Pius XII didn't believe he had what if would take to make a good strong and decisive pope.

Accoring to Pascalina, Montini would carry with him, his own portable altar and Mass kit in a large briefcase.his followers labelled him 'Jesus Christ's Chairman of the Board' (La Popessa, pg. 363.)

It is reported, that Pope Paul VI was heard screaming on his deathbed, shortly before he died (B.R. Smith, Second Warning, pg. 120.)

This much misunderstood and tortured man, would not be missed by Vatican insiders.

(The death of Archbishop Macchi, aged 82 on April 6th 2006, might throw some light on the popular assumption that the liberal reformers of Vatican II removed the real Pope Paul VI. Sometime in the mid 1960s, Paul would be incarcerated in a prison or monastery until his death. Maybe in Italy, but who knows. Apparently the C.I.A. took it seriously enough, calling for an expert voice analysis and other personal features of Pope Paul. And they had their doubts, it seems! But was the man put in his place just an actor? It has been done before. Maybe with the death of Archbishop Macchi, who was Paul's private secretary, some knowledge might come our way. If it does we on this website will get it out to you as soon as we know.)

Some would pubicly utter: "Cardinal Luciani, was his only friend."

So the hunt was now on to find a successor to replace this dithering Pope (Paul agonised for three years about whether or not to implement the new mass.) Incredibly, due to the state that the Church was in at that time, somone thought a female Pope might not have been a bad idea, but this was impossible of course. After much deliberationg and behind the scenes manoevering, Albino Luciani from Venice, was voted the new Pope. He would interestingly enough choose to call himself John Paul I. This socialist, not to mention incredibly naive Pope, hadn't even appeared on the short list nor had the bookies of the day even given him odds. England's, Basil Hume, an outsider, was 25-1: the least most likely to succeed the dead Italian pontiff (he would only receive one solitary vote.)

At the first vote, Luciani received 23 votes (one being from Karol Wojtyla, alias John Paul II). Amazed and perplexed at this, the second round netted him 30 votes. By this stage all the warring fractions now needed to pull together, and with the help and intervention of Cardinal Koenig, the third ballot allotted Albino Luciani 68 votes. Yallop, whose book presents us with these interesting figures, believes that Luciani really didn't want to be a Pope, but a humble parish priest (Yallop, pg. 125). At the 11th hour, the pressure was really on Luciani to be courageous and bold and accept the papacy - the final vote allotted him 99 votes. Albino Luciani was surprisingly, elected Pope.

The new Pope was asked the stock question that all new Popes are asked:

"Do you accept your canonical election as supreme pontiff?" 'Eventually he responded', "May God forgive you for what you have done in my regard. I accept." (Yallop, pg. 126, 127.)

This shell-shocked smiling pontiff would be dead on 29th September 1978 at 4.30 am, by an alleged poisoning (something not known since Pius VIII), with an expression of agony on his face.

Sister Vincenza, the Pope's personal aide for many years, discovered his body. She summoned Cardinal Villot (Rosicrucian and member of the Masonic P2 Lodge.) Yet only 12 hours earlier, Villot had been sacked by the Pope as Secretary of State.

Soon on the scene and according to Yallop, the prelate removed Luciani's slippers, his detailed notes about major changes to the church, a medicine bottle (for his low blood pressure), glasses and his last Will?

These private items have never been seen again. The reason his slippers and glasses were removed, according to Yallop, was because the Pope had been heard vomiting; hence the need to move his slippers and glasses.

By 6:00am, less then 90 mins. after he was found dead, the entire 19 rooms of the papal office were totally bereft of anything remotely associated with the papacy of Luciani (Yallop, pg. 324). All his key staff members were soon to be packed up and shipped out of the Vatican to far and remote parts of Italy.

Eventually, the Vatican summed his doctor and then notified his family of the pontiff's death. Then at 7:27am, Vatican radio announced the death to the world.

Dr. Buzzonetti stated that he died of a heart attack at 11:00pm, the night before, even though no autopsy had yet been performed. This would later be rejected by the Signoracci brothers who stated that from the lack of rigor mortis and the temperature of the body that death had taken place not at 11:00pm on the 28th but between 4:00am and 5:00am on the 29th.

Monsignor Noe (now a Cardinal) would also affirm the Professors findings (Yallop, Pg. 325.) However, after much intense pressure, an autopsy was performed on Luciani, but this was hushed up for fears on its devastating conclusion (Yallop, pg. 341) and then he was embalmed in the Vatican.

The Vatican's disinformation department circulated rumours as to the cause of the pontiff's death. They suggested that John Paul had taken too much medication, but Luciani's doctors hotly disputed this by saying he was very careful with his medication and that the dosage he took was very minute. The Vatican also wanted to put out that John Paul had been in poor health, but his own brother, close friends, fellow priests, confidantes and even his own personal doctor, sharply disputed and rejected such false claims.

Vatican insiders and others, who take a keen interest in Catholicism's affairs, have long suggested murder. Why, some might ask? Because John Paul I wanted to clear out over 114 well known high ranking Freemasons (the vast majority being Cardinals), then he would restack the decks, sweep clean the dead wood, sell of all Vatican treasures and try and regain control of his church and what was left of its battered integrity, after the Marcinkus scandal (Yallop, pg. 23.)

Amazingly, according to Yallop, on the day when John Paul was laid in state, people who had come to pay their respects, were heard saying: "Who has done this to you? Who has murdered you?" (pg. 321.)

What makes this allegation even more plausible and sinister is the amount of time that lapsed from his inauguration to his death 33 days. There are two things I would like point out here: 1) Jesus was 33 when He died. 2) Freemasonry has 33 degrees to its secret and occultist religion. Please do not be fooled, this is NO coincidence. This Popes death is believed by many, to have been carefully planned and carried out by dark figures within the hierarchy of the Vatican; for nobody else would have been able to get near enough to him, to murder him! It is also baffling that no autopsy was ever publicly performed on John Paul, nor the time or reason for his death has ever been investigated or made public!

So who are the main suspects for this most serious allegation?

David Yallop lists six key suspects: Marcinkus, Villot, Calvi, Sindona, Cody and Gelli (pg. 27).

The FBI, Organised Crime and Racketeering section of the US Department of justice and the Strike Force in the Southern District of New York had - for two years - been investigating Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, known as God's banker! It would appear that Marcinkus had tried to purchase $950 million dollars of American counterfeit bonds, on behalf of Pope Paul VI and with his knowledge (Yallop, pg. 74.) Once the transaction had taken place, the Mafia, who had acted as middlemen, would receive their cut of $150 million dollars.

The US government had become aware of this and subsequently wanted to find out how high up this crime went. After interviewing Marcinkus at the Vatican, it was decided that insufficient evidence was available to prosecute him. It should be pointed out that had the U.S. tried to take this further, diplomatic immunity would probably have been cited, thus halting all investigations.

Eventually, Marcinkus would leave the Vatican under a dark cloud and take up residence in the luxury retirement area of Sun City, Phoenix, Arizona, with a modest population of just 40,000 people. This former heavy weight of Rome (once called the guerrilla) lived comfortably in his $400,000 bungalow, with outdoor swimming pool (no doubt owned by the diocese), and played golf in their exclusive and private lawns, while still enjoying Vatican diplomatic immunity; he was known by his American parishioners, as Fr. Chink.

Before his death on the 20th February 2006, the Vatican's secretary made a trip to see him, and was able to collate some of his 'papers', before returning back to Rome.

Cardinal John Cody's Chicago Empire was quite amazing. His total wealth of this diocese (then) was $250 million dollars. His diocese would be investigated by the US authorities, which turned up mismanagement of funds (500,000) and ($4,000,000,000 had been lost in one year alone, by the national conference of Catholic bishops.

(In 2002, the Church of England went one better than their US counterparts: they lost over 800,000,000,00 on the UK stock markets!)

Cody was also responsible for 2 million Catholics, 3,000 priests and 450 parishes (Yallop, pg. 26.) He would (on many occasions) be caught drink driving, smashing up hotel rooms and even had a live in lover in his presbytery. He would showered her with financial gifts, i.e., property in Florida, luxury car, expensive clothes and furs, and holiday cash presents, she even took out life insurance on him, with his consent of course. Yet thanks to the Chief of Police and the Mayor of Chicago, no action or press reporting on this godless man was ever made public. (On his numerous visits to the Vatican, Cody would give young Italian priests, hundred dollar bills and say, rather crudely, "Son, say a mass for my dead mother.")

Another colourful character was Licio Gelli (master mason) who lead the Masonic group P2 (most of its members are Roman Catholic, with the current Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi, also past member.) It is suggested that their connections spread right around the globe and right into the heart of the Vatican.

Gelli would have numerous audiences with Paul VI.

Former Gestapo chief, Klaus Barbie (who escaped from Germany after receiving a Vatican passport, along with many other Nazis) initially founded this group.

Sindona was called "the man of the year" by the US Ambassador and then Time magazine dubbed hum "the greatest man of the year": had financial connections with Rockefellers, Rothschilds and even the CIA and other government departments.

With such glowing endorsements, Yallop slightly spoils the mood, for he declares that Sidona was heavily involved with the mafia drug trade as well (pg. 182, 183.)

Sindona also bragged with Calvi how they run the Milan stock market (Yallop, pg. 188.)

Calvi would later be murdered (not suicide) under Blackfriars Bridge in London (Patrick still remembers the tense and bleak atmosphere that hung over the dark damp rail of the bridge.) Calvi's style of death was a Masonic form of punishment (interestingly enough the city of London coroner, Dr. David Paul was my fathers G.P in South London in the mid 1960s, and would share a billet with Prince Philip during their naval days in World War II.)


(Patrick points to the very spot when Calvi "died." Litte has changed)

Also worthy of noting was Calvi's false passport (Nicaraguan), which had a Masonic symbol in the centre (this was shown on Italian television in the 1990s.)

(Incidentally, during this highly suspicious period, close associates of Calvi also meet premature and convenient deaths, with his life long secretary of 30-years apparently throwing herself out of a window to her death and another associate was shot.)


(Note the "Bridge House" logo)

Regrettably for the family of Mr. Calvi, this Pope (and the last one) have taken no action against any of these assailants (at least those who are still alive.)


(More interesting symbols)

Sources

Red: Catholic authors
Black: Protestant authors

Dr P. De Rosa, Vicars of Christ
Dr P Hebblethwaite, S.J., The Runaway Church
David Yallop, In God's Name
Gerard Noel, The Anatomy of The Catholic Church
Dr J H. Armstrong, A View of Rome
Dr P. Maier, In The Fullness of Time: A Historian Looks at Christmas,
Easter and The Early Church
Dr P. Ruckman Rome, The Great Private Interpreter & The Catholic Debate
Bishop William Shaw Kerr, A Handbook on the Papacy

James G. Battell, 2004
Updated, March 2007
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