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How the Illuminati Control the Vaticanand are Steering the Catholic Churchtoward a One World Religion
by Jeremy James
featuring
The Broken Cross
(
1983
)
with, for the first time,supporting photographicevidenceINTRODUCTION
The Vatican may not have an army, but it is a major player on the world stage,controlling vast wealth on every continent and exercising considerable influence overthe moral values and general outlook of over a billion people worldwide. And since1958 it has been controlled by the Masons.Piers Compton (1901-1986) explained the background to this extraordinary coup in hishighly controversial book,
The Broken Cross: The Hidden Hand in the Vatican
,which appeared in 1983 and was withdrawn by the author within six weeks of publication – presumably on foot of pressure from ecclesiastic authorities.
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Compton had already published some well-regarded historical works on the FrenchRevolution, Queen Elizabeth I and the Crimean War when he became the LiteraryEditor of the Catholic weekly,
The Universe
, a position he held for 14 years. With sucha background, he clearly possessed both the academic rigour and journalistic integritythat one would hope to find in someone who professed to expose the hidden side of theVatican. Like another intrepid and enquiring Catholic at that time – former Jesuit FrMalachi Martin – his extensive range of insider connections gave him access toinformation that would not normally make its way into the Catholic press. In the courseof his work he uncovered a power structure in the Vatican which led directly to theMasons, the Communists, and a powerful occult network with global ambitions knownas the Illuminati.In the course of his dramatic exposé, he alleges that
The web of secret societies, which had grown steadily in power across mostof Europe over a period of centuries, had long sought to infiltrate andcontrol the Vatican. They came very close to doing this in 1903 when aFreemason, Cardinal Mariano Rampolla, was almost elected Pope.
Success came with the election of Pope John XXIII in 1958. Comptonproduces evidence which suggests that this Pope, Angelo Roncalli, had joined the secret order of the Rosicrucians while based in Turkey as anApostolic Delegate.
Roncalli set about dismantling the culture and ethos of the Catholic Churchby subjecting all of its beliefs and practices to a rigorous ecclesiasticalreview. While everyone knew this would lead inevitably to a forfeiture of the Church’s greatest strengths, its moral authority and its rigidtraditionalism, the prelates concerned had no choice but to obey.
Roncalli was succeed by Giovanni Montini, Pope Paul VI, in 1963. Montiniwas another Freemason, with known links to Communist sympathisers. Hepushed forward the reforms initiated by Roncalli via the Second VaticanCouncil, greatly played down the threat of Communism, and beganappearing in public with the twisted crucifix – a bizarre parody of thetraditional papal crucifix. Compton argues, and modern practitioners of theoccult agree, that this ‘broken cross’ is actually a magic talisman and that itwas used by the Pope to signal to secret societies around the world that theIlluminati had finally won control of the Vatican.
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Compton lends his voice to those who have argued that the latter part of Montini’s reign were actually carried out by a double. It has beenconjectured that either Montini was too ill to fulfil his duties and a successorwas not yet ready, or he may have been unwilling to go as far as hissuperiors had directed.
The speculation that a suitable successor was not yet ready was confirmedby the sudden death of Albino Luciano – Pope John Paul I – in 1978 afteronly 33 days in office. He may have been moved aside to make way for thetalented Polish communist, Karol Wojtyla. While Luciano was an Illuminatipuppet, he may not have enjoyed their complete confidence. [The poisoningof Pope John Paul I is well documented by David Yallop in his book,
InGod’s Name
, published in 1984. Compton gives much evidence tocorroborate Yallop’s findings.]
Pope John Paul II pushed forward the process of reform in an energetic andglobal fashion, pursuing a brand of ecumenism which shocked many in theVatican. His efforts to reach out to all faiths and seek a commonunderstanding was fully in step with the Illuminati goal of creating a OneWorld Religion. He even withdrew the longstanding and utterly inflexiblePapal prohibition on membership of secret societies, in particular theMasons.
Even though Compton was writing his book during the early years of Wojtyla’s reign, he very accurately predicted the direction it would take. Healso refers to the Pope’s unusual interest in sexuality, the probable existenceof a lover and child in Poland, his marked ecumenism, and his strongcommunist sympathies.
Compton also explores the background to the publication in the Italian pressof a long list of senior Church figures who were being exposed for the firsttime as Freemasons.The appended copy of
The Broken Cross
includes a number of photos [not in theoriginal] which substantiate Mr Compton’s claims [See
Appendices A-C
]. The text hasalso been highlighted in a number of places to facilitate readers who may wish to pick upthe main points before proceeding to a more detailed examination of Mr Compton’sarguments.
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