Willie Martin
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 Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2003 9:50 am Post subject: American Wars and Military Actions - 2 |
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Civil War (1861-1865)
1861: The Civil War planned, financed and precipitate by
the Satanic, Illuminati, Jewish Bankers to divide and weaken
and capture the United States. It was money, not slavery,
that caused the Civil War. The conspirators have planned,
caused and financed every bloody War for hundreds of years.
Civil War
In the guise of the Roman Catholic Church, the Red Dragon,
who was, "...wroth with the woman {National Israel -- United
States} went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which
{nationally} keep the {10} commandments of God and have the
testimony of Jesus Christ." (Revelation 12:17)
Since the Dragon was not able to destroy the "manchild
nation" {America} as soon as it was born, sought to
exterminate it with his secret weapon masquerading as the
Roman Catholic Church. Samuel Morse, father of electronic
telegraphy, found out about the conspiracy of Rome to kill
our young American Republic and published in 1834 his
remarkable work, Conspiracies Against the Liberties of the
U.S.
The book which revealed this bit of information on page
290, also carried this quotation: "It is under those bloody
banners {religious massacres in Europe} of 6,000 Roman
Catholic priest, Jesuits and Bishops, in the United States,
and marching to the conquest of this republic, backed by
their seven millions of blind and obedient slaves...A
political conspiracy under the cloak of a religious mission
was formed against the U.S., yes, without Romanism, the last
awful Civil War would have been impossible, Jeff Davis would
never have dared to attack the North, had he not had
assurance from the Pope, the Jesuits, the Bishops, the
Priests and the whole people of the Church of Rome under the
name and mask of Democracy, except they would help him."
(Fifty Years In The Church of Rome, page 290, by Father
Chiniquy); "The Jesuits are a Military Organization, not a
religious order. Their chief is a general of an army, not
the mere father abbot of a monastery. And the aim of this
organization is: Power. Power in its most despotic exercise.
Absolute power, universal power, power to control the world
by the volition of a single man. Jesuitism is the most
enormous of abuses." (Memorial of the Captivity of Napoleon
St. Helena, General Montholon, Vol. ii p. 62, Fifty Years in
the Church of Rome, p. 289); "Pope Gregory VII {a Jew}
decided it was not murder to kill excommunicated persons.
This rule was incorporated in the canon law. During the
revision of the code, which took place in the 16th century,
and which produced a whole volume of corrections, the
passage was allowed to stand. It appears in every reprint of
the Corpus Juris. It has been for 700 years, and continues
to be, part of the ecclesiastical law. Far from being a dead
letter, it obtained a new application in the days of the
Inquisition {under A SPANISH BASQUE, A JEW, WHOSE NAME WAS
LOPEZ DERECALDE, BUT WHO PREFERRED TO BE CALLED IGNATUIS
LOYOLA}; and one of the later Popes has declared that the
murder of a Protestant is so good a deed that it atones, and
more than atones, for the murder of a Catholic." (The London
Times July 20, 1872)
"Has the Church of Rome expressed any regret for having
promulgated and executed such bloody laws? No! On the
contrary, she has anathematized all those who think or say
that she was wrong when she deluged the world with the blood
of the millions she ordered to be slaughtered to quench her
thirst for blood {is this not what the Jews have done to
Christians since they Crucified the Lord Jesus Christ}; she
positively said that she had the right to punish those
heretics by tortures and death. Those bloody and anti-social
laws, were written on the banners of the Roman Catholics,
when slaughtering 100,000 Waldenses in the mountains of
Piedmont, more than 50,000 defenseless men, women and
children in the city of Bezieres.
"It is under the inspiration of those diabolical laws of
Rome, that 75,000 Protestants were massacred the night and
following week of St Bartholomew. It was to obey those
bloody laws that Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nates,
caused the death of half a million of men, women, and
children, who perished in all the highways of France, and
caused twice that number to die in the land of exile, where
they had found a refuge. |
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