[PDF file]: […] House of Windsor are to the UK, pointing out that, ultimately, the WindsorMounbattens should be correctly referred to by their German surname: Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg. 12 By comparison the Pope leads a religion but only a tiny state. In Saudi Arabia the King is not the head of Islam (the agitation for such a role, a […]
[PDF file]: […] fact that all these wars were being waged by the US regime or its vassals. When criticised for all the injustices and crimes committed by the clergy, Pope Pius XII insisted that the Church be judged by its high principles and not by its actions. This is the underlying precept of the whole concept […]
[PDF file]: […] the foot of the next page. Early this year You Gov published a poll identifying the ‘most admired’ people in the UK. Leaving aside the Queen, the Pope, celebrities, footballers and people on TV generally, the highest regarded Brits were……Richard Branson, Nigel Farage, Tony Benn (now deceased), Boris Johnson, Alan Sugar and Alex Salmond. […]
[PDF file]: […] assassination of the ex Italian PM Aldo Moro, the Swedish premier Olof Palme and his star pupil Anna Lindh, and the real motives behind the attack on Pope John Paul II. I also expose the myths behind the killing in London of the Bulgarian émigré Georgi Markov, another fabulous media fest. In the chapter […]
[PDF file]: […] a major Soviet agent in funding and encouraging world terrorism. The minor theme is, of course, that the Soviet Union was behind the attempted assassination of the Pope. But covertly the important theme – and presumably the point of the exercise for the Israeli state – is that the PLO is simply a terrorist […]
[PDF file]: […] on the western front. This brought him a knighthood, the Legion of Honour, and an international reputation. In 1920 he conducted the first ever interview with a Pope (Benedict XV) and thereafter operated at the stratospheric level enjoyed by acclaimed commentators, meeting world leaders, covering conferences, and writing accounts of international events. Throughout this […]
[…] on the western front. This brought him a knighthood, the Legion of Honour, and an international reputation. In 1920 he conducted the first ever interview with a Pope (Benedict XV) and thereafter operated at the stratospheric level enjoyed by acclaimed commentators, meeting world leaders, covering conferences, and writing accounts of international events. Throughout this […]
[…] only hope of bringing down the US government. Agitators would have been instrumental in trying to achieve this. 8. There had been a KGB plan to kill Pope John Paul II. It was abandoned as the Soviet Leadership feared a PR disaster and worldwide reprisals.61 If items 3, 4, 5 and 6 are true, […]
[…] only hope of bringing down the US government. Agitators would have been instrumental in trying to achieve this. 8. There had been a KGB plan to kill Pope John Paul II. It was abandoned as the Soviet Leadership feared a PR disaster and worldwide reprisals.44 If items 3, 4, 5 and 6 are true, […]
[…] only hope of bringing down the US government. Agitators would have been instrumental in trying to achieve this. 8. There had been a KGB plan to kill Pope John Paul II. It was abandoned as the Soviet Leadership feared a PR disaster and worldwide reprisals.31 If items 3, 4, 5 and 6 are true, […]
