Mark Matheny
July 17, 2014
Below is part of an interesting article I came across while researching. It is a CNN news article (2012) the "Catholicization" of the GOP:
(CNN) -- There was a time when the Republican Party was strictly for White Anglo Saxon Protestants. It was an alliance between Country Club Episcopalians and twice born followers of the Old Time Gospel, all firmly opposed to mass Catholic immigration from Europe. The nativism of the GOP drove Catholics into the welcoming arms of Al Smith, Jack Kennedy, Tip O'Neill and the Democratic Party.But this year's GOP front-runners are a Mormon and two Catholics -- Rick Santorum (a cradle of Italian descent) and Newt Gingrich (a convert). Roughly one-quarter of Republican primary voters are Catholic. Notable Catholic GOP leaders include John Boehner, Paul Ryan, Christine O'Donnell, Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush. Six out of nine justices of the Supreme Court are Catholics, and five of them are Republicans.The GOP is undergoing a quiet process of Catholicization.[...]Nixon told members of his staff he was tempted to convert to Catholicism himself, but was worried it would be seen as cheap politics: "They would say there goes Tricky Dick Nixon trying to win the Catholic vote. ..."Nixon genuinely admired the Catholic intellectual tradition and its ability to provide reasonable arguments to defend conservative values at a time when they were undergoing widespread reappraisal [...]Falwell and Robertson were fans of Pope John Paul II and his resilient anti-communism.[...] By 2000, Catholic social teaching was a core component of the Republican Party's "compassionate conservatism" agenda. Karl Rove targeted religious Catholics on behalf of George W. Bush, while the president made a big play of his social traditionalism. In the 2004 election, Bush beat John Kerry among Catholics, despite the fact that Kerry described himself as a faithful Catholic who never went anywhere without his rosary beads.Back in 1776, our population here in the United States was about 98% Protestant, 1.8% Catholic, and 0.2% Jewish.
If you look at Latin America however, they are between 70 to 90% Catholic.
Why do you think both Democrats and Republicans are letting the border stay open?
There is another peculiar thing about the GOP Republican Elephant Logo that has changed.
Here is the Pre - 2000 GOP Party Logo :
Notice the three stars are upright
After the year 2000, the logo changed slightly:
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Now the stars are upside down.... |
The stars are now upside down.... similar to a pentagram! Symbolic of satanic worship....
Now this was changed the same year that "Skull and Bones" member George Bush took office. Just a coincidence?
Another interesting thing I found was a video of George Bush being interviewed, in which he stated that when he looked into the eyes of the Pope (Pope Benedict at that time) he saw "God"!
We now see a massive influx of Catholic illegals flooding our borders. This is not by accident. They are fleeing from a Socialist country and will come here joining with the Democrat Party and want to push the same Socialism that is destroying Mexico.
And lastly, I want to once again remind you of Georgetown Professor Carroll Quigley's thoughts on the Two Party system here in the U.S. :
The argument that the two parties should represent opposed ideals and policies, one, perhaps, of the Right and the other of the Left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to the doctrinaire and academic thinkers. Instead, the two parties should be almost identical, so that the American people can "throw the rascals out" at any election without leading to any profound or extreme shifts in policy.- Carrol Quigley, Tragedy and Hope
The agenda of the "Holy" Roman Catholic Church is to re-unite all Christians under its wings, or to destroy them! Our Founders knew of these dangers and broke off relations with the Vatican after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln because the American leaders strongly believed the Vatican was behind the assassination of the President.
here are the words of Lincoln himself concerning the Roman Catholic Church and her Jesuit army, believing them to be the culprits behind the Civil War, backing the Southern Confederates:
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| (As Recorded in Father Charles Chiniquy who was a Roman Catholic priest for 25yrs. in his book, "FIFTY YEARS IN THE CHURCH OF ROME." 1886 edition p.699-700) |
Here is what George Washington said of the Jesuits in 1798
"It is not my intention to doubt that the doctrine of the Illuminati and the principles of Jacobinismhad not spread in the United States. (yet) On the contrary, no one is more satisfied of this fact than I am.
Source: letter to George Washington Snyder, October 24, 1798, Mount Vernon, in The Writings of George Washington, vol. 20, p. 518. Washington acknowledged that the Illuminati had begun actively recruiting members from within the American lodges of Freemasonry.http://memory.loc.gov/mss/mgw/mgw2/021/2010195.jpgI am referring to the same Catholic Church that had Inquisitions, murdering Jews and Protestants, who backed Hitler during WWII, who smuggled German war criminals out of Germany to Argentina after the war and transferred millions of dollars and wealth looted from murdered Jews into the Vatican Bank as well as to Argentina. They are the same ones who backed the Ustasha that also murdered Jews and others!
We are in serious trouble friends. Wake up and smell the tyranny!
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