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As stated previously, the Illuminati always supported both sides of nations engaged in war.
By the end of World War II this became more evident. Allen Dulles, head of the CIA, for
instance, had a secret meeting with the SS leader Gehlen.
They made arrangements to smuggle SS officers under the cover of the Catholic Church
into Switzerland. Some SS officers took their vows and were posted in other countries,
predominantly Argentina, Paraguay, and the U.S. After the war it was Gehlen’s task to
organize the station RADIO FREE EUROPE. After the war a large section of the SS was
directly taken over by the CIA.
Another interesting member of the Committee of 300 was Joseph Retinger. After the war
the CIA supported him in making contracts with the Vatican. For instance, he won over Dr.
Luigi Gedda, the medical advisor of Pope Pius VII and leader of Catholic activities.
With
Gedda’s help he succeeded in strengthening for the future the connection with Pope Paul VI
who had already collaborated with the OSS (Office of Strategic Services).
Retinger also met with Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, the Italian prime minister, Sir
Colin Grubbin, director of the SOE (Special Operations Executive, British Secret Service),
and CIA director General Walter Bedell.
Before the war PRINCE BERNHARD was with the SS and then held a position at I.G.
Farben. He married Juliana, who in 1948 became queen of the Netherlands, and he took up
a
post with Shell Oil.
This group was the core that met at the hotel De Bilderberg in
Oosterbeek, Holland for the first time
in May 1954 and later became known as THE
BILDERBERGERS. Committee of 300 member Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands
became the first director of the Bilderbergers. (Explanation later).
One of the CIA members with a strong influence in the Vatican was Cardinal Spellman. He
helped the CIA with the overthrow of democracy in Guatemala in 1954. It was also
Spellman who introduced Father Paul Marcinkus from Chicago to the Pope. In 1971,
Marcinkus became archbishop and head of the VATICAN BANK. Marcinkus developed
close links with Masonic P2 lodge members Michele Sindona and Roberto Calvi. The grand
master of the P2 was Licio Gelli. Calvi who headed the BANCO AMBROSIANO helped the
Vatican to transfer more than 100 million US$ to the Polish Solidarnose movement. Later
he was involved in the huge Banco Ambrosiano scandal. In 1982 his body was found
hanging from the London Blackfriars bridge.
He had bricks in his left and right pockets and
his legs were tied at a right angle.
This a Masonic ritual murder.
This peculiarity was never
written about in the newspapers. Sindona became advisor to the Vatican Bank.
The P2
lodge had many links with the Vatican, Opus Dei and the CIA. Many of its members held
high offices in the Italian government.
In January 1966 LOOK magazine published the article “How Jews Change the Thinking of
the Catholic Church”.
The Vatican probably is the richest organization in the world. A large
portion of its fortune is held by the Rothschild banks.
There is no doubt that the Vatican
over the years has been taken over by the Committee of 300.
This also explains why Bush,
Gorbachev and other leaders so often visit the Pope.
This of course is only the tip of the Vatican “iceberg”.
The murder of Pope JOHN PAULI is
another instance. By mistake his obituary had been published in the Mexican daily El
Informador by the West Mexican Masonic grand lodge a day TOO EARLY! (Placed on June
3, 1963.
The Pope died on June 3, 1963 at 19:49 HOURS).
An interesting book on this subject: David A. Yallop: In the Name of God.
The present pope, JOHN PAUL II also has an interesting and noteworthy past.
In his book
Behold a Pale Horse, William Cooper, who has worked for twelve years for Naval
Intelligence, writes that during the war Karol Wojtyla apparently worked with I.G. Farben and
sold gas to the Nazis. At the end of the war, for fear of being killed for collaboration, he fled
to Poland, looking for the protection of the Catholic Church.
There he made a development
similar to that of Eisenhower, just a bit slower, and subsequently was elected Pope.
