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Jail to house transgender men with women inmates

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Critic wonders who's paying costs of special panel to evaluate needs

YOUR GOVERNMENT AT WORK

By Bob Unruh © 2011 WorldNetDaily

In a move the Illinois Family Institute suggests is more worthy of a skit on the television show "Saturday Night Live," Cook County Jail in Chicago has instituted a new policy that assigns men and women to cells based on their perceived gender.

The concept that a man believes he is a woman or a woman believes she is a man was in the news just days ago when lawmakers in Maryland considered a bill that would ban statewide "discrimination" based on the gender people feel.

Responding to Cook County's new policy, the Illinois Family Institute said "sexual anarchists" are seeking "to manipulate language in an attempt to convince the public that cross-dressing and elective amputations of healthy body parts are not signs of disordered thinking."

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"These rhetorical stratagems must be opposed at every turn, whether they occur in anti-discrimination and anti-bullying laws and policies, comprehensive sex ed, or fatuous, costly jail policies," IFI commented.

Jail spokesman Steve Patterson told WND that the policy was put into use the week it was implemented.

"There was indeed a transgender detainee who came into our custody," he said.

Patterson said the person "had a lengthy arrest record and was unable to post bond while awaiting trial on her most recent charge."

"She had been through some surgical procedures already and self-identified as a woman," he said. "Because of the physical changes and self identity, she has been housed in our female rehabilitative unit, where she has access to existing programs and mental health services," Patterson wrote. "She is housed alone and showers alone, but otherwise interacts with the women in her unit."

Patterson added, "Interestingly, over those three weeks, our staff has noted a dramatic difference in her behavior. She is engaged in regular discussions about traumatic abuses and events in her life and has shown markedly improved change. She indicated it is the first time of her many incarcerations that she was assigned as a female or received any level of counseling or mental health services."

The first confirmation of the policy change came from Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart in an interview with the Windy City Times.

He said the policy was launched March 21 and apparently is the first of its kind in the nation.

"We wanted to do it right," Dart told the newspaper.

He said the policy requires "transgender" detainees be allowed to consult a "Gender Identity Panel" that includes doctors and therapists, and they are not necessarily placed in a cell block that their biological identity would suggest.

He explained the policy directs staff members to allow "transgender" inmates to have clothing and hygiene products that accommodate their gender identity. The policy also mandates that staff members undergo "sensitivity training" presented by the department.

Laurie Higgins, in a commentary at the Illinois Family Institute, wrote, "So who, pray tell, is footing the bill for the 'Gender Identity Panel' with whom the gender-confused detainees get to consult? And who is footing the bill for the mandatory sensitivity training administered to corrections staff, physicians and therapists?"

Higgins continued, "Here's another pragmatic thought: Does anyone actually believe that women who wish they were men will want to be detained in the men's facility at Cook County Jail? Doubtful. What we're really talking about then is housing men who wish they were women in the women's facility at Cook County Jail. Men who wear women's cosmetics and women's clothing are, in reality, men. … Why should female detainees have to room with seriously confused men?"

The Times report said Owen Daniel-McCarter, a lawyer with the Transformative Justice Law Project of Illinois, reported his clients had had bad experiences in the jail.

The report noted that Dr. Avery Hart, the medical officer for the company that oversees health issues at the jail, said there are probably two or three "transgender" inmates in the 9,000-population facility at any point.

The report said while San Francisco also recognizes the gender identity issue of inmates, the Chicago policy is unique because it includes the recommendations of the special panel of therapists and others. Read more at www.wnd.com

 

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The Big Picture: Mexico's drug war

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Mexico's drug war

Mass graves. Dismembered corpses. Entire towns besieged. Macabre visions grow in depravity as the drug war in Mexico drags on. Since President Felipe Calderon began using the army to contain the violence four years ago, rival gangs have escalated their turf battles over smuggling routes, and 35,000 lives have been lost, half of those in just the three northern states of Chihuahua, Tamaulipas and Sinaloa. The drug criminals have expanded their shadow by intimidating police forces, using kidnapping and extortion, trafficking migrants, and even pirating oil from Mexico's national oil company, Pemex. Of course, calling this issue "Mexico's drug war" is inadequate. Much of the drug product is destined for the United States, and by some estimates, over $20 billion flows south annually to pay for it. Guns made in the U.S. cross the border as well. The last 16 pictures in this entry were made by Nadav Neuhaus, who was gracious enough to share them with us. Neuhaus spent two years living in Ciudad Juarez documenting the drug war. You can see more of his work by clicking on the link below. -- Lane Turner (36 photos total)

Students and activists gather during a protest against Mexico's drug violence in Mexico City February 17. (Jorge Dan Lopez/Reuters) 2 Morgue employees take a body, found on Wednesday in a mass grave, from a refrigerated truck into the local morgue in Matamoros April 7. Security forces following reports of abducted passengers in violent Tamaulipas state bordering Texas stumbled on a collection of pits holding a total of 59 bodies, not far from a ranch where 72 Central and South Americans were executed late last year by drug gangs preying on migrants travelling north through Mexico. (Alexandre Meneghini/AP) # 3 People walk past symbolic chalk outlines during an April 6 march in Cuernavaca called out by poet Javier Sicilia after the death of his son, whose body was found along with six other dead inside a car a week ago in Cuernavaca. Nationwide protests against Mexican President Felipe Calderon's war on drug cartels that has claimed more than 37,000 lives since late 2006 were planned all over Mexico and in cities as far afield as Buenos Aires, Paris, New York and Barcelona. (Margarito Perez/Reuters) # 4 Mexican soldiers guard an arsenal in Cuitlhauac on March 14. Mexican soldiers found the arsenal and a training camp in the state of Veracruz. The site had trenches and an arsenal composed of 12,344 cartridge of different calibers, 191 magazines, 28 grenades, over a dozen guns, including AK- 47. (Sergio Hernandez/AFP/Getty Images) # 5 Members of the Colombian Navy stand guard on top of a seized submarine built by drug smugglers in a makeshift shipyard in Timbiqui, Colombia February 14. Colombian authorities said the submersible craft was to be used to transport eight tons of cocaine illegally into Mexico. (Jaime Saldarriaga/Reuters) # 6 A Homeland Security Special Agent crawls through a drug tunnel found at a warehouse near the US-Mexico border November 4, 2010. Authorities confiscated over 30 tons of Marijuana in the tunnel, which connected to a warehouse in Tijuana. (Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images) # 7 Suspects stand next to containers filled with crystal meth and chemicals during a presentation to the press in Tijuana Feb. 12. According to the Baja California State police, nine suspects were arrested during an operation to shut down a crystal meth lab and they claimed to work for the "La Familia" drug cartel. (Guillermo Arias/AP) # Warning: This image contains graphic or objectionable content click here to view it. 8 Police and journalists look at the body of a dead man hanging from a bridge in Morelia March 17. The man had a sign around his neck reading "We killed him because he was a robber and a kidnapper", which was signed by "The Knights of the Order of the Temple", according to local media. (Leovigildo Gonzalez/Reuters) # Warning: This image contains graphic or objectionable content click here to view it. 9 A member of the Federal Police looks at a dismembered corpse in Acapulco on February 20, which was found near a burnt car beside four people who were gunned down in apparent drug-related killings. (Pedro PARDO/AFP/Getty Images) # 10 Twenty-year-old Marisol Valles Garcia sits at her desk after her swearing-in ceremony as the new police chief of the border town of Praxedis G. Guerrero, Mexico October 20, 2010. Valles Garcia, who made international headlines when she accepted the job as police chief in a violent Mexican border town was later fired for apparently abandoning her post after receiving death threats. (Raymundo Ruiz/AP) # 11 Bullet holes riddle the police headquarters where Marisol Valles Garcia used to work as the police chief, in Praxedis G. Guerrero March 7. Marisol Valles, a criminology student in Mexico's violent city of Ciudad Juarez, took charge of the police force in the neighboring municipality after few candidates dared to apply for the dangerous job. (Gael Gonzalez/Reuters) # 12 Students take pictures of themselves as marijuana and other drugs are incinerated at a military base in Ciudad Juarez March 2. According to local media, the students were invited to see how 1500 kg of drugs, seized in several operations throughout the last months, were destroyed. (Gael Gonzalez/Reuters) # 13 The "Female Warriors" hand out aid in a low-income neighborhood in Ciudad Juarez January 23. The women ride pink motorbikes and hand out food and medicines to the poor in one of the world's deadliest cities to protest the deprivation they say fuels much of the violence. Braving drug gang wars, the self-dubbed Female Warriors ride out every Sunday to barrios that ring the factory city across from El Paso, Texas. (Gael Gonzalez/Reuters) # 14 Musicians look for clients willing to pay for a song at an empty Papagayo beach in Acapulco January 15. Once a glamorous beach mecca for international tourism, Acapulco's image has steadily deteriorated as a fierce turf war continues between rival drug gangs. (Alexandre Meneghini/AP) # 15 Key chains are displayed at a souvenir shop in Acapulco January 28. (Alexandre Meneghini/AP) # 16 "Cocaine Addict" by Mexican artist Emiliano Gironella is displayed at his exhibition "Mexico al Filo" (Mexico to the Edge), at the Universidad Iberoamericana, in Mexico City, on January 28. The exhibition shows art related to the drug-trafficking world and the violence it is generating in Mexico. (Alfredo EstrellaAFP/Getty Images) # 17 A municipal policeman caps a container of his own urine during a drug test in Guadalupe February 21. Some 550 policemen will take part in this test after two were detained by soldiers late Sunday on suspicion of being linked to organized crime, according to local media. (Tomas Bravo/Reuters) # 18 Sara Reyes stands inside the tent she shares with family members outside the prosecutor's office in Ciudad Juarez March 2. Two children and a grandson of Reyes were murdered last year after accusing the army of rights violations in President Felipe Calderon's army crackdown on drug gangs in the city. Gunmen dumped the bodies of three members of the Reyes family outside Ciudad Juarez in February, days after burning down the Reyes' family home. (Gael Gonzalez/Reuters) # Warning: This image contains graphic or objectionable content click here to view it. 19 The corpses of a woman and her granddaughter lie on the floor after being shot by gunmen in Acapulco March 15. Another granddaughter was also killed in the assault. (Pedro Pardo/AFP/Getty Images) # 20 Firefighters work to put out a fire at a supermarket after a gun battle between soldiers and gunmen in Acapulco April 4. The Public Safety Department in Guerrero state said a soldier and two gunmen were killed in the clash that also destroyed a supermarket, a movie complex and stores in a shopping center. (Bernandino Hernandez/AP) # 21 Drug users shoot heroin next to the Mexican-U.S. border, where drugs are both cheap and accessible, March 8, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 22 Karla Johnson looks at the border between the U.S. and Mexico near El- Paso and the Mexican city of Juarez April 6, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 23 An officer from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection finds packs of drugs hidden in the engine of a pickup truck traveling from Juarez December 22, 2008. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 24 A night operation by Tijuana's Special Tactics Unit checks cars and people for cocaine and narcotics March 9, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 25 Roberto, aka "Poncho", the leader of Juarez's Baja 13 gang, poses with gang members March 26, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 26 Members of Juarez's Baja 13 gang pose April 5, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 27 Federal police officers take a suspect into custody in connection with a shooting in Tijuana March 9, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 28 Night falls on Tijuana March 9, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 29 After an assassination in the city of Juarez, federal police and local police close the area and secure it December 20, 2008. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 30 A crowd gathers near murder scene in Ciudad Juarez December 19, 2008. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 31 Pedro Martin Nunez (center, in white shirt), an ex-convict, former gang member, and confessed killer, conducts a service in the Juarez Christian church where he is now a minister March 29, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 32 A girl stands outside looking into her rented apartment house after someone riddled the house with bullets March 6, 2009. Drug cartel members were trying to send a message to the owner of the house. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 33 A man digs the grave for the funeral of a Mexican policeman murdered in Juarez by members of a drug cartel, December 18, 2008. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 34 Mourners grieve at the funeral of a Mexican policeman murdered in Juarez by members of a drug cartel, December 18, 2008. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # 35 Hector Hawley Morelos, Director of the Crime Investigation Center in Juarez, poses for a portrait in the morgue April 3, 2009. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # Warning: This image contains graphic or objectionable content click here to view it. 36 A view of the morgue in the city of Juarez on December 20, 2008. (©Nadav Neuhaus) # More links and information Mexico under siege: The drug war at our doorstep - LATimes.com, 4/4 Nadav Neuhaus' website - Nadavneuhaus.com Mexican Drug War - Wikipedia entry Read more at www.boston.com

 

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Mysterious Cosmic Blast Keeps on Going

By Ron Cowen, Science News

Astronomers have witnessed a cosmic explosion so strange they don’t even know what to call it. Although the blowup, discovered with NASA’s Swift satellite on March 28, emits high-energy radiation like a gamma-ray burst would, the event has now lasted for 11 days. Gamma-ray bursts last for an average of about 30 seconds.

Also unlike a gamma-ray burst, the explosion has faded and brightened, emitting staccato pulses of energetic radiation lasting for hundreds of seconds. “It’s either a phenomenon we’ve never seen before or a familiar event that we’ve never viewed in this way before,” says Andrew Fruchter of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore. The outburst might have been generated by a star torn to shreds when it ventured too close to a black hole in its host galaxy, he suggests. Gas from the star falling into the black hole could have triggered the gravitational monster to emit a jet of X-rays and gamma rays that by chance happens to point directly at Earth. A radio-wavelength image taken May 29 along with a Hubble Space Telescope image taken in visible light on April 4 supports that model. The images show that the explosion took place 3.8 billion light-years from Earth, at the center of a galaxy where a supermassive black hole would lie. It’s also possible that the star might have been ripped apart by a smaller black hole, Fruchter notes. “Tidal disruption of a star by a black hole seems very plausible,” says Andrew MacFadyen of New York University. The blast’s duration “is much longer than anything we’d naturally expect from [explosive] collapse of a single star,” which is the traditional model for producing a gamma-ray burst, he says. But Stan Woosley of the University of California, Santa Cruz says the event might be explained by the gravitational collapse of a giant star into a black hole, a scaled-up version of the process that usually produces a gamma-ray burst. In Woosley’s scenario, the core of the giant star collapses to form a black hole but it takes days for the outer layers to fall in and emit radiation, accounting for the unusually long duration of the observed explosion.

Images: 1) Inset, left: This view of a puzzling cosmic explosion combines images from the Swift satellite’s ultraviolet-optical telescope (white and purple) and its X-ray telescope (yellow and red), recorded over a 3.4-hour period March 28, 2011. (Stefan Immler/NASA GSFC, NASA, Swift) Right: The Hubble Space Telescope was able to pinpoint the location of a ecently observed cosmic explosion, showing that it took place in the center of a galaxy that lies 3.8 billion light-years from Earth. This image may support the idea that the fireworks come from a star that fell into a supermassive black hole at the core of the galaxy. (A. Fruchter/STScI, NASA, ESA) 2) Graph shows how the cosmic explosion’s brightness has fluctuated over time. (NASA/Swift/Penn State/J. Kennea)

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The Criminal Legacy of Catholic Bishops

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The Criminal Legacy of American Catholic Bishops

The basic problem here is that the Philadelphia Archdiocese cannot work itself out of its urge to protect priests before children.

By Marci A. Hamilton

Last week, Cardinal Rigali of the Philadelphia Archdiocese announced that two retired priests were being put on “administrative leave.” That means that child sex abuse victims had made allegations against them. It is a simple fact that abusers abuse well into their elderly years, so these two men could still be a risk to children.

That brings the number of priests in Philadelphia with allegations against them to twenty-eight. Two were indicted following the 2011 Grand Jury Report, three were named in the Report, twenty-one were suspended in the wake of the report, and now two more.

That is all news, but the monumental indifference of Cardinal Rigali persists. The twenty-three most recently suspended were not named by the Archdiocese, for reasons only their lawyers can understand.

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We eventually learned the identities of the twenty-one suspended active duty priests, no thanks to the Archdiocese. Reporters had to compare previous and current Archdiocese web pages to deduce who they were, and then they had to verify those deductions according to which parishes were notified about the removals.

The most recent two were retired, though, and, therefore, no such comparison could be done because non-active priests are not listed on the website. Some have guessed that one is Fr. Givey. No one outside the Archdiocese knows who the other retired priest is. So now in Philadelphia, we have yet another priest who has allegations of child sex abuse against him, and the people have no idea who it is. Speaking solely as a mother here, if you let your child alone with a priest in Philadelphia, shame on you. And victims will tell you that the more charming he is, the more you need to fear.

The basic problem here is that the Philadelphia Archdiocese cannot work itself out of its urge to protect priests before children. Irish Archbishop Diarmuid Martin, speaking at Marquette University this week, urged American bishops to change their ways. He said: “The truth will set us free.” No one understands this fact better than the Irish bishops, who have seen their Church all but shrivel away in Ireland in the wake of the abuse crisis there. Good lesson for Philadelphia, where pettiness continues to dominate transparency.

In a moral universe, Philly’s suspended priests would have been delivered up to prosecutors the minute there was an inkling that children were at risk. And the message would have come from many of the adults in these children’s lives, from teachers to priests to principals. Priests living in rectories with abusers would have spoken to their local policemen about the kids coming to their fellow priests’ rooms, and about the summers at the Shore in Religious Order homes where kids visited certain priests in their rooms. And when news trickled to the Cardinal, whether it was Krol, Bevilacqua, or Rigali, he would have personally called the police to urge them to investigate.

For those who are resting more easily at night now that the Archdiocese has removed nearly thirty priests from active ministry, wake up. Last week, in Madison, Wisconsin, a priest was criminally charged with sexually assaulting a girl in 2003 and 2004. Several years earlier, in 1999, he had been removed from active ministry for taking sexual advantage of a woman who had sought him out for counseling.

Removal from active ministry does not protect our children. All it really does is give the priest more free time to commit more crimes.

Marci A. Hamilton is the Paul R. Verkuil Chair in Public Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University and author of Justice Denied: What America Must Do to Protect Its Children (Cambridge, 2008) and God vs. the Gavel: Religion and the Rule of Law (Cambridge, 2005, 2007).

Hamilton’s column, “God vs. Gavel,” is published every Thursday. Subscribe viaemail or RSS.

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This column is by one of the leaders in the movement to tell the truth about the criminal activities of the bishops of the Roman Catholic Church.

The author is Professor Marci Hamilton who teaches law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University, in New York City. Read more at reform-network.net

 

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SURVIVOR ADVOCATES COALITION NEWS

NATIONAL SURVIVOR ADVOCATES COALITION NEWS

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Sowing Seeds Of Hate, Jew Killing Jew

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Sowing Seeds Of Hate

http://www.maozisrael.org February and March of 2011 saw stepped-up efforts by the haters of Yeshua in Israel. Mass rallies were held across the country, calling for all Messianic Jews to be kicked out of Israel. Believers were compared to Hilter, Haman and 'spiritual terrorists'. All this as confessed bomber Jack Teitel was in court, on charges that include a terror attack on the home of a Messianic Jewish family. This video shows the growing intensity of the persecution against believers in Yeshua. TO READ MUCH MORE ON THIS TOPIC, PLEASE FOLLOW THIS LINK: http://bit.ly/gfhyoz Read more at www.youtube.com

 

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Sowing Seeds Of Hate

Orthodox Jews Killing Messianic Jews

Fanatical Orthodox Jews: Hating and Killing Israel’s Jews Believing in Yeshua Messiah

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Fanatical Orthodox Jews: Hating and Killing Israel’s Jews Believing in Yeshua Messiah

Annas and High Priest Caiaphas, Murderers of Yeshua the Messiah, 32 AD

Like the Muslims, Orthodox Jews deny the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ, Yeshua the Messiah of Isaiah 53.  Like the Muslims, Orthodox Jews violently resist true New Testament Believers on Jesus the Christ, which true Christians only build and bring blessing on any nation that extends tolerance.  Like the Muslims, Orthodox Jews identify “Christians” with the Roman Catholic Institution—that “Mystery Babylon, Mother of Harlots and Abominations of the Earth.”  This identification of Roman Catholics as “New Testament Christians” is a great lie preached by both Arab Muslim Imams and Jewish Orthodox Rabbis: both groups HATE the true Lord Jesus Christ, the Messiah of Israel as foretold in the Hebrew Prophets and as recorded in the Reformation’s Greek New Testament.

Thus, it is your Editor’s sad conclusion that the greatest enemies of the racial Hebrew/Jewish/Israelites in Israel are not the Muslims, but the Orthodox Jews such as the ones pictured in the video above.  Yes, and these Orthodox Jews have the audacity to believe Israel has no right to exist save in the presence of the Messiah, yet they claim a monopoly to the land!  And since Israel passed its anti-missionizing law in 1977—prohibiting the open and benevolent preaching of the Gospel of Yeshua the Messiah—Israel has not won a war to the delight of the Jesuit Papacy.

As to this present persecution of Messianic Jews by intolerant Orthodox Jews backing the evil Noahide Laws (calling for the death of anyone who believes Yeshua the Messiah is “God manifest in the flesh” (I Timothy 3:16), the Apostle Paul, under the direction of God the Holy Spirit declared:

“For ye, brethren, became followers of the churches of God which in Judea are in Christ Jesus: for ye also have suffered like things of your own countrymen, even as they have of the Jews:

“Who both killed the Lord Jesus, and their own prophets, and have persecuted us; and they please not God, and are contrary to all men;

“Forbidding us to speak to the Gentiles that they might be saved, to fill up their sins alway:  for the wrath is come upon them to the uttermost.”

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The Borgias: Depicting Pope Alexander VI

The Borgias: The Order’s New Hollywood Movie Depicting Evil Pope Alexander VI

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The Borgias: The Order’s New Hollywood Movie Depicting Evil Pope Alexander VI

Borgia Pope Alexander VI, Murderer of Savanarola, 1498

The Borgias are one of the Ten paramount Roman bloodline families, nearly all of them, via diabolical intrigue, having produced popes.  Presently, from each family a man is selected to be an Adviser to the Jesuit Superior General.  Satan’s Black Pope is their “god on earth;” they, his most obedient servants.  Together, these Ten Men are called the Jesuit High Council of Roman Nobles, they controlling the world banking system, world intelligence community, the world’s major religions and world academia.  These families, first revealed by Italian Count Vittorio Vivaldi III, and given further light via several excellent videos by adviser Craig Oxley at his Unhived Mind website, have divided the world into Ten Regions.  Each family has been given a region of rule.  Hence, it is believed by your Editor that the “Ten Kings” who will give their power to the murdered and risen Pope turned Antichrist/Man-Beast (Revelation 17:12-18) will spring from these Ten Roman Bloodline Families, one of them being the Borgias.

According to the above passages from The Revelation of Jesus Christ, these Ten Kings will destroy Rome with its Vatican City.  Thus, it is most intriguing that the comment of the Borgias “burning the Vatican to the ground” occurs at 0.36 in the video above.  Indeed, the Jesuit scriptwriters are telling us they, using the Borgias, are going to destroy the Vatican.  The destruction of the Vatican is also one of the themes in the other Jesuit Hollywood movie titled 2012! Read more at www.vaticanassassins.org

 

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Jesuits Disarm America 4 Muslim Invasion

Jesuits: Disarm America To Facilitate a Successful Sino-Soviet-Muslim Invasion

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Jesuits: Disarm America To Facilitate a Successful Sino-Soviet-Muslim Invasion

Jesuits Demonstrating at Bangor Naval Base

Here is yet another piece of the deadly web the Jesuits are weaving in preparation for the American Empire’s coming Sino-Soviet-Muslim Invasion.  These totally depraved Jesuit sinners, these rapists and pedophiles, masquerading as servants of God, have the bombastic audacity—in the name of morality—to call for the removal of nuclear weapons from America’s Naval arsenal.  This includes the removal of ICBMs from all Trident Submarines known as “boomers.” Now, the ruling Jesuits and their top Temporal Coadjutors know there is no such thing as airborne nuclear war, as nukes do not detonate in motion during flight: they can only be detonated on the ground when the sun is in the right harmonic relationship with the weapon as proven by New Zealand author Bruce Cathie in his Harmonic 33.  Yet, our conclusion abides true: the Jesuits have been disarming America for the last several administrations in preparation for our coming foreign invaders.

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