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Opus Dei is Vatican’s Mafia
 Posted January 19, 2005
N.S. Rajaram
URLhttp://www.christianaggression.org/item_display.php?type=ARTICLES&id=1106190292Hand behind the coupAnyone following the brazen attack on the Kanchi Mutt and the relentless witch huntagainst its leaders and officials cannot be in doubt that it must have a powerfulorganization directing its every move. It is no coincidence that these attacks, which werelittle more than pinpricks when the NDA government was in power, have becomesuddenly bold and open once the UPA came to power with Sonia Gandhi as the power  behind the Government.Two developments have brought a sense of urgency to the conspiracy or campaign behindthis assault on the nation: (1) the rapidly eroding base of the Congress, especially in North India, with the natural implication that the Dynasty will have difficulty holding onto power for any length of time by strictly constitutional means; and (2) the growing fear in Europe, especially in Italy, that Christendom is losing the civilizational war againstIslam. The survival of Christianity is at stake.The first is dynastic while the second is geopolitical. Rapid changes in national andinternational politics and a creeping sense of fear bordering on paranoia have led to anunholy alliance between anti-national forces in India and Christian organizations of theworld hoping to use India’s vast resources in Europe’s and Christianity's desperatestruggle for survival in the West. The Vatican’s mafiaThe country most vulnerable to the Islamic invasion of Europe is Italy. The institutionthat is at the greatest risk is the Vatican, seen the world over as the seat of Christianitythough in religious matters, many Christians do not accept its leadership. But financiallyand organizationally, it is unmatched by any other Christian sect. Most importantly, theVatican has an intelligence apparatus and a network of agents all over the world that non-Catholic denominations lack. Also, the Vatican’s patronage of this machinery ensurescomplete secrecy since the Vatican is probably the world’s most secretive organizationand a sovereign state to boot.This intelligence organization is the sinister but little known Opus Dei. The Timemagazine recently had a feature on it, but the Indian media, a good part of it under theinfluence of the Opus Dei, has maintained complete silence over its activities and even itsvery existence.What is this mysterious organization that carries out operations that would put the CIA toshame in the name of God and Christ? (Opus Dei in Latin means the work of God.)
 
Opus Dei was founded shortly before the Spanish Civil War by a Spanish adventurer andChristian fanatic by name Jose Maria Escriva de Belaguer. Born in the sleepy town of Barbastro, he rose by the dint of his determination, industry and ruthlessness to be thevirtual dictator of the Vatican, and came to be known as the Super Pope.This was no idle boast. In 1978, Albino Luciani was elected Pope as John Paul I. Hethreatened to change the Vatican with his reforms, but died within a month of assumingoffice under mysterious circumstances without an autopsy or even a death certificate.This led to the election of the reactionary Karol Woztyla, better known as Pope John PaulII. And he showed his gratitude by rushing the Opus Die founder Excriva’s nomination tosainthood in record time, though Mother Teresa’s name still languishes.With more than 100,000 members worldwide and more than a million activists, the OpusDie that Escriva founded now controls the Catholic Church and many other Christian andsecular organizations. The Vatican regards Escriva as God’s gift to the Church in our time. When Escriva died in 1975, its officials openly boasted: In 20 or 30 years, all thatremains of the Church will be Opus Dei. This has proven remarkably prophetic.The Opus Dei agenda at the time was to combine economic and political control withthought control. It believes that the first two cannot be achieved without the third. Andhere is where conversion, especially in India comes into play. With Europeans unwillingto lay down their lives to defend Christianity, much less the Vatican, Christianorganizations and nominally Christian nations of Europe have cast their covetous eyes onIndia with its vast manpower and material resources. This is now made all the moreurgent by the Islamic threat to Europe from within and without, and by the fact as thePope has himself admitted: Christianity has lost the West. This realization has made somenon-Catholic churches (like the evangelical outfits) to join in the rush for gainingconverts in India.Europe, especially the Vatican, would like nothing better than a Musharraf-like puppet inIndia, willing to place India’s resources, especially its vast manpower, in the service of defending Europe against Islam.Crusade driven by paranoiaThe vision of the Opus Dei founder Escriva was spelled out by an internal document inthe following words: The labor of placing Jesus [i.e., the Christianity] at the summit of human activity throughout the world. This now sounds like a pipedream, withChristianity itself struggling for survival in Europe, and with Islamic warriors in Kosovoless than a hundred miles from Trieste on the Italian border. By breaking up Yugoslavia,the Western powers virtually cut their own throats, by destroying the buffer state that had protected Europe for nearly a century.The situation today is different. Christianity, much less the Vatican no longer seesChristianity triumphing in the world. The concern today is over survival. Here is
 
Vatican’s nightmare vision. In the first millennium, Christianity lost Jerusalem to theArabs. In the second millennium, in 1453, Constantinople fell to the Islamic warriors of the Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II; the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire disappearedfrom the map. Now, with Islamic warriors poised in Kosovo, waiting to make the shortleap to Italy, Christianity may next lose Rome itself.Probably this is what the Pope had in mind when he said that the third millennium wouldsee Christianity in Asia. It also may be read to mean that he sees Christianitydisappearing from Europe. This is not helped by the fact that Italy is not known for theheroism of its soldiers as many Indian veterans who fought against Mussolini
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s army willattest. (Roman pickpockets are a greater menace than the Italian army.) This nightmarescenario is reflected in Opus Dei sources. Participants at an Opus Dei seminar inBarcelona concluded: A parallel exists between the present situation in the Occident[West] and the fall of the Roman Empire. A leading Canadian expert on Opus Deiobserved: Now this was an alarmist, not to say scare-mongering conclusion. But it was perfectly in line with the Opus Dei’s use of the psychology of fear. The point is notwhether this doomsday scenario is valid, but the undeniable fact that the Opus Dei (andthe Vatican) is driven by this fear. To make matters worse, many Islamic leaders also believe that Rome, and even Europe, is theirs for the taking and all they have to do ismount a determined assault. They point out that they defeated one superpower the SovietUnion and are now on the verge of defeating America or so they believe. Europe theyfeel will be a pushover.Cyber-crusadeIn view of the Vatican’s inability to mount a military offensive against encroaching Islam,it has resorted to cunning and subterfuge something at which it has always excelled. OpusDei is now at the forefront of what it calls cyber-crusade. The idea is to use its propaganda muscle and subversion of state institutions in countries like India to gainconverts for defending Christianity. Its principal assault is on higher education and themedia.Opus Dei has set up several universities and research institutions with names like theInstitution for Human Sciences in Vienna, University of Human Rights in Geneva, theWeatherford Foundation for African Students in New York and many others. It evenattempted to set up a college in Oxford but was thwarted. As early as 1979, an Opus Deimemorandum stated:Members of Opus Dei already work in the following professional enterprises 479universities and institutes of higher learning in five continents; 604 newspapers,magazines and scientific publications; 52 radio and television stations; 38 news and publicity agencies; 12 film production and distribution companiesToday, 25 years later, it is at least twice as extensive. And the list does not includeindividuals journalists and scholars who work for Opus Dei in institutions not owned byit (and also NGOs). It is a virtual certainty that Opus Dei has significant presence in
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