00:08:15.740It's an honor to be with you, John Henry.
00:08:18.120Let's begin, as I always do, with the sign of the cross.
00:08:20.920In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, Amen.
00:08:26.080Seeing your background and your sort of depth into this, what many people would consider a wild conspiracy theory, why would you go there? Why would you do that? You've got a great career. You've got a huge family. Now, what are you with grandchildren right now? How many? 23 grandchildren?
00:08:45.040Something like that. I've lost count. Well, was it anything that happened recently, John Henry? I've actually been very concerned about what the direction the church's worship has been going for the last so many years.
00:09:01.220And because I was raised to serve at the traditional Latin Mass, and our assistant pastor told us that not a syllable of the Mass could be changed, attenuated, removed, replaced.
00:09:15.520And then one fine day on the 2nd of January 1961, as my fellow acolytes and I were suiting up with the cassock and surplus, our pastor came into the altar boy's sacristy.
00:09:31.900And he said, I just want to let you know that we're not going to be saying the confiter, miserator, or the indulgentium for communion today.
00:09:40.640I said, oh, Father, you mean just today?
00:09:43.680he said oh no from now on why i said well how can that be he said well somebody figured out
00:09:50.680that those prayers were needless repetition and uh and i said but uh father that mass has been
00:09:58.940that way for centuries and he said i just do what they tell me and that was his his typical
00:10:05.860way of just basically exonerating himself from his priestly duties. I'm sure he was
00:10:15.540ordained long enough ago to have taken the oath against modernism. But one thing he did not know,
00:10:23.100it was something that I knew. Three years before that encounter, I had the opportunity to listen
00:10:28.640to a series of speeches on old reel-to-reel tape recorders,
00:10:33.920people like William Strube and Frederick Schwartz
00:10:38.640with the Christian anti-communist crusade,
00:10:40.580and by the way, they were not even Catholic,
00:10:42.860and also Myron C. Fagan with the Cinema Educational Guild.
00:10:47.180Okay, and they were talking about infiltration
00:11:28.440So when my pastor told me that this was happening,
00:11:34.220you know, against all of the long history of the church,
00:11:38.800I knew that this was not coming from the true church.
00:11:43.940It had to have been from these infiltrators
00:11:46.000because this was going on since the 30s.
00:11:48.980I mean, Father John O'Connor, for instance,
00:11:51.240was giving speeches about how they were infiltrating the church back in the 30s0.98
00:11:55.540and basically sending in practicing homosexuals, sodomites.0.91
00:12:02.940The idea was at that time, and I learned this from Vonda Kozlowski in Regina, Saskatchewan.0.97
00:12:11.140She was the founders of the Canadian Natural Law Society,
00:12:15.520and she said that the idea was to sodomize in order to communize.
00:12:19.560And once they bought into that kind of moral degradation, then they'd buy into anything.
00:12:27.600I remember even having lunch with Bishop Rene Grissita down in Sinton, where he lived during his retirement after he was bishop of Corp. Christi.0.58
00:12:40.420He said that there were books they were publishing back then advocating that members of these monastic communities go and stay with each other in their rooms and snuggle in bed.
00:12:55.080And, of course, he didn't know where this was coming from, but there was this massive effort to infiltrate the church from within.
00:13:00.900And so as things went from bad to worse, I just I was I graduated from our parish school.
00:13:11.580I went on to the Jesuit college preparatory and I was so turned off by the the whole atmosphere in that place.
00:13:21.760I dropped out the first day. I begged my parents to send me to public school, which they did.
00:13:26.040That story is not unfamiliar to us. I mean, most people have heard of Bella Dawn, because famously she came into the church under Fulton J. Sheen, and I think that's a very public testimony that's in most people's minds about infiltration, exactly as you said, into the church specifically in order to corrupt.
00:13:47.200Pope Pius XI and his Divinity Redemptress, his encyclical on communism, he said at the time that they were infiltrating the Catholic Church's institutions.
00:14:04.780And Bella Dodd, of course, went into great detail about that in her testimonies to Congress.
00:14:10.820Now, you know, I was having a discussion with my bishop who had confirmed me in 1960.
00:14:55.660We were up against our bishop, our clergy, few exceptions,
00:15:00.100were completely clueless to what was going on.
00:15:02.520And so by the time I was in my last semester at University of Houston at the College of Fine Arts, where I was learning to become an illustrator, I happened to go to a political conference in Dallas where I renewed acquaintances with Father Francis Fenton, who my dad and I had met in 1964 in Houston.
00:15:26.620And he was in Dallas, and it was announced he was going to offer a mass in the hotel after the conference.
00:15:48.740Father said that there are a number of theological questions about the new Mass, and that until those issues could be resolved, he and many other priests of his vintage were going to revert back to the Mass of their ordination.
00:16:07.160And so that seemed to be a totally reasonable position, and I had great respect for Father Fenton due to all the many articles he had written about the corruption of our country.
00:16:18.740going way way back i got a bunch of information from him and there were some catholics there
00:16:24.340that were from houston and we had a little discussion and we decided we would meet
00:16:30.480in houston and try to see what could be done to bring back the traditional mass
00:16:34.520that was in september 1972 by 73 um we read a advertisement in the houston chronicle in the
00:16:44.860Houston Post that we were going to schedule a mass at the Whitehall Hotel in downtown Houston,
00:16:51.080a priest who was an associate of Father Fenton, a collaborator, Father Daniel Jones, came and he
00:16:58.520offered that first mass for us, public mass. And of course, the diocese was feeling mad. They were
00:17:05.700very upset about this. We tried to find some church where they would let us have at least
00:17:10.680one latin mass on a sunday nothing doing nothing doing so um we brought father uh jones there and
00:17:18.900then from him we met father joseph gedra and father joseph gedra had the um he had an organization of
00:17:28.140about 240 retired pastors it was called the priest committee for the preservation of the
00:17:34.400Tridentine Latin Mass. I was in contact with Father, and I agreed to host their third national
00:17:41.480convention of their clergy in Houston at the Marriott Hotel, and NBC News came out and covered
00:17:48.180it, as did Newsweek magazine. There were kind of prayers that came from all over the place,
00:17:54.520and there was a woman, a very well-informed woman that I met who came there from Spain,
00:18:00.940And she was the one who told me that it was Cardinal Seary who should have been elected, but his election was interfered with by a group of liberal cardinals.
00:18:15.280And I had already been flew at the end of Cardinal Seary by my grandmother in 1957.
00:18:22.500she and i think i've sent you a copy of this she said she gave me on the 27th of march
00:18:30.5401957 she gave me a copy of the sunday pullout section from the houston post
00:18:36.660the american weekly magazine and there was an article in there called the next pope by
00:18:42.900a jim bishop who was the author of the famous book of the day christ died
00:18:47.380And he profiled Cardinal Siri and also Cardinal Spellman and also Cardinal Ruffini and basically gave every indication that Siri was the most likely cardinal to succeed Pope Pius XII should the Pope die.
00:19:06.280And, of course, he did die a year later.
00:19:09.020And, by the way, I've saved that magazine 69 years.
00:19:13.280That was the beginning of my awareness about him.
00:19:17.380And then in 74, that's when I found out at the convention that he should have been elected. And then in 87, when Louis Hubert Remy's blockbuster article showed up in my mailbox, the Pope, could he be Cardinal Siri? I found out on the 17th of December, 1987, that he actually was elected and then shoved aside.
00:19:41.280That's a tough one because we can't know exactly what happens behind the closed door of the conclave. So that's going to be one of those points of contention to suggest it. But where are you getting this from? What do you think is for you the most solid piece of evidence that suggests that Syria was indeed elected?
00:19:59.720In July 1993, I went to London, England, and I interviewed Fr. Jean-Marie Charouk, who was a veteran Vatican diplomat, and he's been interviewed by Inside the Vatican and other publications, a lot of secular newspapers, mostly in England, that have written articles about him.
00:20:23.740Actually, he was offering the Latin Mass at St. Ethel Rita's Church in Ely Place near downtown London when I first caught up with him.
00:26:52.280Now, there are different theories about how that got into the conclave.
00:26:56.700I've heard a story that it was put on a turnstile from the conclave kitchen
00:27:01.740where plates of food are normally passed in to the cardinals.
00:27:06.440In this case, they said that a note was put there
00:27:09.880and was addressed to Cardinal Seri and was handed down until it was placed in his hands.
00:27:19.480There's another possibility, as raised by author Lawrence Erickson in his book Vatican Coup,
00:27:28.100that the threat was actually brought into the conclave by Cardinal Spellman.
00:27:32.460And there's a very good chance that that could have been because he had been a lifelong messenger for the U.S. State Department going back to World War II when he was sent by Roosevelt to General Franco of Spain, basically telling him not to align with Germany.
00:27:53.720Otherwise, Spain could become a target of U.S. bombers, and he was sent by the Eisenhower administration down to Guatemala to write a letter to all of the clergy and bishops down there, which ended up resulting in things being read from the pulpits of every church down there trying to associate the president, Jacobo Arbenz, with communism, and he was no communist at all.
00:28:22.260He was simply trying to provide until land to to homeless farmers.
00:28:29.600And by doing that, he he created a great increase in prosperity and increased, I should say, improvement in the standard of living for average Guatemalans.
00:28:40.620It just so happens that this was land that had been seized by United Fruit Company through a sweet ordeal with the previous corrupt leadership of Guatemala, and they got it for pennies on the peso.
00:28:57.360And so the U.S. government did not like that being taken away from United Fruit Company because John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State, and Alan Dulles, CIA director, were heavy investors in United Fruit Company.
00:29:12.860So anyway, Spellman was used to bring about that coup d'etat.
00:29:17.440It is alleged by this fellow Erickson in the Vatican coup, just came out this year, that Spellman was the, I guess, the messenger that brought about the overthrow of Syria.
00:29:29.800And he's put in his appendix in the book, the article by Louis Remy that came out in 86, the Pope, could he be Cardinal Syria?
00:29:40.740But back to the story, Father Chauru told me that after the Pope was in the process of being overthrown, and by the way, once a Pope, once he accepts, well, that's the end of the conclave.
00:29:58.500Okay, so what this was was an attempted coup against an already elected Pope, but whose identity was not yet known to the outside world.
00:30:07.880Father Charu said that these liberal cardinals came in and ordered the ministers to change the solution from dry straw to wet straw, and they wouldn't do it.
00:30:19.240So then these cardinals did it themselves.
00:30:23.440So they had a momentary puff of black smoke, but then the ministers came and gained back control of the stove, and they put more dry straw there.
00:30:36.340well this went on in what father charu said was a shoving match that basically ended up being a
00:30:44.040fistfight and this is this explains why you had after the five minutes of white smoke then you
00:30:50.800had this variation in the color from white to black white to black in you know every color in
00:30:57.080between and so now there's something very crucial i have to point out here
00:31:02.340if they were trying to stop this from happening how does siri get elected in the first place
00:31:11.160because you see he was not inclined to accept unless he had a unanimous or near unanimous
00:31:18.260election this was well known well it turns out the freemasons in the conclave also voted for him
00:31:27.820They wanted him elected. And why would they want to do that? Because they wanted to overthrow him beyond the vantage point of the outside Catholic world and put in a replacement.
00:31:46.240this would be an open violation of canon 2390 that if somebody's elected lawfully and then they
00:31:55.460accept and then threats are brought to bear where he's shoved aside then another candidate is brought
00:32:01.800in as a replacement if they hold the second election it's necessarily invalid they did this
00:32:08.140on purpose to invalidate the election of run calling so they could be presented to the world
00:32:14.860as a true pope, but in reality he would be an anti-pope not inspired by the Holy Ghost
00:32:22.100and not protected against issuing erroneous teaching officially,
00:32:28.080either in his own right as a pope, issuing encyclicals such as Pacimentaris,
00:32:34.380which was heretical, or ratifying the decrees of a general council.
00:32:40.040They did the exact same thing again to Siri in 1963.
00:32:44.860And according to Malik King Martin, twice in 78, four times.
00:32:49.800They used that man as a stalking horse to vitiate the end result of the conclave.
00:33:00.480They elected him, they got his acceptance, and then he shoved aside by threats each time.
00:33:06.220And, of course, you can read the newspaper articles even as late as October 1978, where they were run articles like, Time Could Be Right for Vatican's Eternal Second Runner.
00:37:52.560But I think that we can show that the very fact that this was done to him, and even Malky Morton admitted this in this series of interviews with Bernard Janssen, that he was elected four times.
00:38:12.800So I remember having sent this information to Bishop Alfred Mendes, who used to be at Notre Dame University, and later he was made bishop of the newly created Diocese of Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
00:38:30.160He was very proud of himself that he had gotten hepatitis and didn't sign the final decrees at the council because he wasn't there.
00:38:37.260I sent him this information what little I had back in 1987 he said that's it that's got to be
00:38:45.960the solution nothing else makes sense so um he asked me to go and see Malachi Moore and he gave
00:38:53.720me his phone number so I I couldn't get up there until uh March um was it was the week of uh March
00:39:04.00021st, 1988. I spent several days with him. And he was trying to check me out as much as I were
00:39:13.820trying to get information from him. He wanted to find out, who are you working with? Who's paying
00:39:19.300for this? Who's involved with you? Can you imagine his frustration? Some guy with a Texas
00:39:27.180his accent showed up at his door he's thinking what so but anyway we had a number of discussions
00:39:34.480and he wanted to tell me well you know yeah there was a threat against siri but you know he didn't
00:39:38.700accept so therefore he wasn't a pope and and and then he's talking about 63 three conclave and then
00:39:44.660he went on and elected uh martini i said well foe you know i'm not a candid lawyer but that doesn't
00:39:51.640make any sense to me that you can have somebody elected whether i accept it or not you is forced
00:39:56.880to get him to step aside and then proceed to elect somebody else i don't see how that could be valid
00:40:01.560and and so he was he was getting very impatient with me and i wasn't swallowing the line i didn't
00:40:08.840see him for like 24 hours and i came back and i said you know that father i was staying with some
00:40:14.160friends in new rochelle i stayed up all night i was wondering why did those liberal cardinals
00:40:19.640vote for siri in the first place then i said it finally dawned on me of course they voted for him
00:40:26.360they wanted him to be elected and accept office so after that no valid pope could be elected as
00:40:33.500long as he lived and at john henry he looked at me with utter astonishment and he was white as a
00:40:41.920ghost and he said oh i see what you mean and he quickly changed the subject he was arranging for
00:40:50.160me to have a taxi to go see Conchita Gonzalez of the Garabandal apparitions. She lived at that time
00:40:56.680in Queens, New York. He knew I was interested in that, so he wanted to get me off that subject
00:41:02.020quickly. I have written detailed accounts of those meetings. There is also this USA connection. So
00:41:09.840we knew that with regard to things that Pope Benedict XVI was doing, the U.S. was frustrated
00:41:19.780with some of the things he was doing, and they made that known. We had the Catholic Spring emails
00:41:27.700under Hillary Clinton that were leaked, the Podesta emails, and they're talking already about
00:41:33.620the need for a Catholic Spring, a different thing going on in Rome. We've seen the U.S. do sort of
00:41:40.660these operations where they take out heads of state. At the time of Benedict, a lot of people
00:41:47.380thought, hmm, what's he stepping down for? He's still in good health. I mean, the guy lives
00:41:53.380a decade and he can still function well despite his resignation. So there was all this stuff at
00:42:02.940the time. People thought something's going on and it has to do with the US. And there was a lot of
00:42:07.460suspicion. You're saying something very similar with regard to Cardinal Siri. What's that and
00:42:15.400how does that play out? Economist Jeffrey Sachs says that the United States government has
00:42:20.200carried out 100 regime change operations since World War II. And like we were talking before
00:42:30.460about Guatemala, and before that was Iran when they overthrew Mohammed Mossadegh so they could
00:42:38.000get control over Iranian oil. In Guatemala, when they overthrew Jacobo Arbenz, it was to get
00:42:43.220control of bananas. So four years after that, they wanted to have regime change in the Vatican
00:42:53.560so that they could control the way about 500 million people think. And that is a very,
00:43:01.420very powerful motivation for regime change. It has many of the earmarks of a typical
00:43:08.660coup d'etat that the government uh our government has carried out in countries all over the world
00:43:16.000although we don't use that term too much anymore because very few people are familiar with that
00:43:20.680french term means overthrow of the state uh so in fact i was going to have that as a subtitle to my
00:43:27.900book the the plot against the pope coup d'etat in the conclave 1958 well i've changed that now
00:43:34.360Now it says, The Plot Against the Pope, Regime Change in the Vatican, 1958, because people
00:48:41.460I don't think so. I don't believe. I don't think so.
00:48:45.040You think that what the U.S. was showing its capability and therefore somehow threatening the Cardinal Syria, the Vatican?
00:48:57.000Well, I tell you what, all we had to do was go back 14 years before that conflict.
00:49:01.480The United States dropped something like 9,000 bombs on Rome itself. All across Italy, they killed something like 60,000 people. They bombed the Pope's summer residence at Castle Gandolfo, which was extraterritorial property of the Vatican City. It was not part of Italy.
00:49:28.460So, I mean, the U.S. and the Allies were supposedly not at war with the church, but they blew that up, too, and they killed about 700 people, most of whom were children, refugees that had been brought there for their safety.
00:49:44.960and and the u.s. had this lame excuse oh well we got we had the information that the vatican was
00:49:54.100was hiding german officers there okay at the same time the vatican was hiding jews in the vatican
00:50:03.000from the german officers i mean this this is really nuts this is really not and that was
00:50:08.240Obviously, they were sending them a message.
00:50:11.200And I don't think most Catholics, most American Catholics, realize that their government banned Rome with 9,000 ordinances, bombs.
00:50:22.940They don't even know the role that we play.
00:50:25.300For instance, the annihilation of Monte Cassino, which was 80 miles south of Rome, had been, I think it was built, or at least the construction started in, I think, 529 by St. Benedict.
00:50:38.240And General Mark Clark told the Allies, do not touch the monastery because there's not any Germans inside, because nobody in his right mind would get in a big structure like that with big stone beams coming down and crushing them.0.80
00:50:54.600But he said, if you do bomb that and you reduce that hilltop to rubble, that will be a perfect place for the Germans to set up their gun emplacements.
00:51:04.260So don't do it. And guess what? They did it.
00:51:06.860It was General Freiburg, New Zealand Air Force General Freiburg,
00:51:12.340who somehow overrid General Mark Clark.
00:51:32.160There's a lot of interesting people in Canada, John Henry.
00:51:35.660Anyway, he was telling me that he was a chaplain during World War II, and he had the opportunity to meet Field Marshal Montgomery, and Montgomery just blurted out, he says, well, this was during the Italian campaign, and he says, we're going to kill all, what has he said, how many Italians were living there?
00:52:00.34040 million he is some he is some kind of a um ethnic pejorative we're gonna we're gonna kill0.97
00:52:07.680all of them and then as a prelude to killing another 150 million in continental europe0.99
00:52:13.000and bishop william wasn't a bishop at that time he was a lonely chaplain he said well
00:52:18.460uh sir field marshal montgomery i don't think that killing civilians is the actual stated
00:52:25.560purpose of this war. But that was really, that's really what they had in mind. And I think when
00:52:31.520you consider the firebombing of Dresden, the incendiary bombing of Osaka in Japan, I mean,
00:52:39.000we killed hundreds of thousands of people that had nothing to do with that war. And then finally,
00:52:43.800the A-bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which was where the Catholics were concentrated in Japan,
00:52:50.080Again, there is a definite pattern that comes out in the U.S. and allied conduct of that war.
00:52:58.420And while, yes, they might have been sending the Soviets a message, I think actually they were sending the Vatican a message.
00:53:07.160This is what we're able to do. This is what we're willing to do.
00:53:09.700You say you have some evidence of something of this nature, and it is this telegram.
00:53:22.560So we're looking at the telegram sent by the U.S. ambassador to Italy, James Zellerbach, was sent on the 11th of October, 1958, two days after Popeye's 12 died, to U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles.
00:53:39.160And in this telegram, he says he's passing on a request from a source inside the conclave, which I believe is, I think is Cardinal Tisserant.
00:53:53.960And he says that Siri, Ruffini, and Ottaviani have an unrealistic approach to the great problems facing the world today, in that the U.S. would do well to use its exercise on the American cardinals, basically to prevent the election of any of those three.
00:54:15.520Well, it was about those three cardinals that was unrealistic, several things, but one of those was the fact that none of those cardinals were going to change the policy of Pius XII in refusing to recognize the Zionist occupation state, or colony, I should say, in Palestine.
00:54:43.620They, highest of 12th, never referred to it as Israel.
00:54:47.400He always referred to it as Palestine.
00:54:49.760And these three cardinals were known to be committed to following that policy.
00:54:58.580People that run this country, people that run the Zionist Project, they are joined at the hip.
00:55:04.660And the big plan, and it's been for 100 years I've been working on this, is to rebuild that temple in Jerusalem.0.86
00:55:11.880that is the plan and what and for what reason well first of all to reintroduce animal sacrifices
00:55:19.680which is an affront to god because our lord's death on the cross ended for all time animal
00:55:25.020sacrifices they have been trying forever to reverse though the new testament the new covenant's
00:55:32.100replacement of the old cup they even now several of these conciliar popes have said i think uh
00:55:38.460Waitiba, Ratzinger, and Bergoglio, they all said that God's covenant with the Jewish people has never been terminated, and it's still in effect.
00:58:57.460What is its significance, and what does it mean?
00:59:02.040Well, what's interesting is that I think what's significant is that the U.S. government official actually expresses an interest in preventing the election of one of those three cardinals.
00:59:14.040This is indicative of direct U.S. interference or at least a desired interference.
00:59:22.100They say that they might be able to do this by exercising discreetly their own influence on certain American cardinals.
00:59:31.700Well, there were only two cardinals that actually got into the conclave.
00:59:35.480One of them, who was considered a conservative, Cardinal Mooney, dropped dead at the American College.
00:59:42.800Well, I didn't drop dead, but he got very sick right after he ate lunch and went and reclined on the bed.
00:59:50.180and he was dead within about two hours and so that was just as the cardinals were were lining
00:59:56.960up to march into the conclave which began in earnest the next day on 26 october that's when
01:00:02.580the voting starts so that leaves spelman and mcintyre mcintyre was a former stock trader
01:00:11.360on wall street later became a catholic and priest bishop cardinal spelman had a long history as i
01:00:18.340said earlier of doing the bidding of the U.S. State Department. And he had a, I believe,
01:00:26.580I believe this is correct, a visitor from the CIA before he went to that conclave. Was he given a
01:00:33.180message? Was he the one, as Lawrence Erickson suggests, who handed the threatening note to
01:00:39.700Siri? I don't know. Don't know. But I do believe that that's what they're talking about. John
01:00:46.420Foster Dulles and John McCabe, who was head of the Atomic Energy Commission, had a meeting with
01:00:54.140Spellman and McIntyre, and I guess Mooney also, on the day of Pope Pius XII's funeral. They had
01:01:02.240been at a disarmament conference in Geneva, Switzerland, and they left to go to Rome for
01:01:09.420the Pope's funeral and afterwards to talk to the Cardinals. What did they tell them? What message
01:01:15.820did they give Spellman, if any, or McIntyre, but probably Spellman, to pass on to the newly elected
01:01:23.880pope if it's somebody that the U.S. government didn't want to be pope. Now, here's another
01:01:30.040thing, too. This was reported in the foreign policy website Veterans Today. It turns out that
01:01:40.440according to journalist Claudio Arresta,
01:02:09.520So Syria made it possible for him to get treated in Italy, and apparently the boy was cured.
01:02:16.120Anyway, so this primland found out about this, and they knew that Syria was anti-communist,
01:02:22.720but they thought, well, at least he's a decent person, an honest broker.
01:02:27.140Maybe we could communicate with him because he's known to be pretty close to Popeyes XII.
01:02:33.060And Claudio Resta talks about this in some detail.
01:02:36.180Well, you can be sure that the U.S. government would have known this.
01:02:40.800They would not have liked for the Vatican to have its own separate diplomatic channel right into the Kremlin.
01:02:47.540If they had some kind of rapprochement, and in the process, the Cold War was revealed to be unnecessary.
01:02:58.760And believe me, I have no delusions about how evil the Soviets were.
01:03:03.340They wanted to drop out of the arms race because it was bankrupting them.
01:03:09.340And so they saw this as a possible opening.0.96
01:03:15.200Sirius saw it as a possible way addressing the well-being of Catholics trapped behind the inner curtain.
01:03:22.900He wanted better treatment for those people.
01:03:25.180So they both went into those negotiations, which he was conducting on his own without any kind of Vatican oversight for his own agenda, and later, according to Arresta, he made this known to Pope Pius XII, and the Pope wanted him to leave, gentlemen, come to the Vatican and take charge of this diplomatic outreach between the Vatican and the Kremlin.
01:03:52.280Here's a point that people don't realize. The Cold War was actually a colossal fraud. We had to have a bogeyman. So in order to do that, we had to make sure that Soviet Russia, which was devastated by World War II, had an arms buildup, which they couldn't really accomplish on their own at that time.
01:04:19.680And so there are a number of books by Anthony Sutton. For instance, The Best Enemy Money Can Buy and National Suicide. There's other books on my bookshelf back here that he wrote about the massive technological transfer from the United States to Russia, which enabled them to be a formidable adversary to the United States.
01:04:46.240Now, what would they do there? Well, they had to justify massive arms expenditures in this country, and this was making a handful of people enormously wealthy and powerful.
01:04:57.240And so the idea that a man who was maybe just a few part beats away from the papacy could possibly open up a new dialogue with the Soviets and bring the level of tension down several notches, putting pressure on the U.S. to back off from the arms buildup,
01:08:29.100And every election of a pope has been a human,
01:08:31.320except our Lord's appointment of Peter.
01:08:34.000There's another possibility, and it comes from Elizabeth Knory Mora,
01:08:38.260and it was similar to a prophecy of Blessed Amorea Taichi.
01:08:41.680Blessed Elizabeth said a time will come when the papacy shall sink so low that it will seem to have been extinguished.
01:08:50.800Then Saints Peter and Paul shall appear upon the earth and a light shall emanate from their bodies and descend upon the person chosen by heaven to lead the church.
01:09:00.120And it could be that that will be, it could be a heavenly manifestation that would affirm the human efforts taken by the local clergy, the backup electors of the Pope.
01:09:15.380It's possible because it'll be a tough sell for them to get the whole Catholic world to rally around what they've done.
01:09:22.720people have been erroneously following this leadership that's hell-bent on destroying
01:09:29.100Catholic doctrine, worship, and practice for the last 68 years.
01:09:34.160Gary Giffray, I thank you so much for joining us. It is a fascinating ride through this
01:09:39.660theory of yours, and it is where you present the proofs for a lot of things. It shakes you. It's
01:09:46.800something to look at for sure. What is truly great is that you still maintain the faith,
01:09:53.200the faith of your childhood, of your family, and you believe all of what the church has always
01:09:59.700taught, which is very different from where many of our most stellar prelates are today. So God
01:10:06.240bless you, and let's all continue to pray for the church. It was a great honor to be with you today,
01:10:11.460John Henry. I appreciate this opportunity very much. God bless you, and God bless all of you.