Jacopo Leone’s testimony is the cornerstone to gaining the ability to properly discern THE JESUIT ORDER’S influence in the world today; it provides statements from the high command of the Order, and what they planned for the 20th century. It gives light to the mysterious veil of secrecy they have enshrouded themselves in, allowing “externi” (as the Jesuits call those who are not members of their order) a glimpse of the greatest, and by far the most deadly SECRET SOCIETY ever encountered in the course of world history.
For instance, the
conference’s closing statement from
JESUIT GENERAL FORTIS:
"We will hereafter take this suggestion into our special consideration.
Meanwhile, I thank you heartily for this conference; it has been much more
instructive than the three former ones, the minutes of which you had better
examine - I have them here for your better information; and I beg that each one
of you will note down his observations upon them. But let me suggest that
during a discussion on mere details it would be advisable not to allow too much
predominance to the poetical elements of the question. These elements may be
admitted when we have to consider our whole plan in the fullest light, whilst
analysis of each separate question or problem should present a character as
deliberate and cool as that of the synthesis ought to be warm and enthusiastic.
I admire these two different kinds of talent, but I have rarely seen them
united in the same individual. I have almost always found that those who were
eloquent in the one way were mute in the other, and vice versa. Let us strive
to combine the calmness of reason with the fire of enthusiasm. Christ, who saw
the germ of so many splendid truths, teaches us that in order "to make ourselves master of the strong man, his house and his goods, we must first bind him." Let us therefore become perfect in the art of loading the proud and powerful with chains. Let us lay to heart this maxim as the rules of all
our efforts: - one sole authority - that of Rome; one sole order - THAT OF THE JESUITS. And since our age does not boast of a single mind capable of aspiring
to universal empire, for kings have enough to do to retain a hold upon their
petty kingdoms which are slipping from their grasp, let it be ours to aim thus
high, whilst empty heads are dreaming. Nulla dies sine linea. Let not any opportunity escape us of observing what are men's tendencies; the better we know them, the more useful they will be as instruments in our hands. Let us, at
all events, so conduct ourselves that our future glory may compensate for our
present abasement; for whether our name be destined to perish, or finally to
prevail over kings and nations, let it, at least, be synonymous with the
loftiest reach of greatness and daring which the world has ever seen or ever
will see. Yes! when future generations read our story, and learn what we have
been, let them be forced to assimilate us, not with mankind, but with those
cosmogonic agencies which God only puts in motion when it is his pleasure to
change the laws of the universe."
Indeed, THE END JUSTIFIES THE MEANS!
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