The Jesuits in China

Jesuits in Communist China under Mao. Remember at this time in 1973 no American could enter Communist China. We were fighting a war in Vietnam backed by Communist China. But an American Jesuit from the Order's University of San Francisco can enter Communist China and leave with no problem. Jesuit Cardinal Augustin Bea did the same thing according to Jesuit Malachi Martin in his The Jesuits, p. 33.

This is more evidence that the Jesuits ruled Mao and Communist China. American Jesuit Dan Lyons---promoted of the Vietnam War called "Father Hawk" also entered Communist China.

All Traitors.

Brother Eric

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,945242-8,00.html


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a year later in 1974 david rockfeller of the CFR went to visit china according to:
New York Times, 8-10-1973.

and just like father aldon says its an examplry. rockefeller is also a memeber of the bohemian grove, which has the jesuit patron. and another memeber of the grove kissinger was on the board of a dvisors to CNOOC a chinese oil compan in 2001.

-kedux

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You should find information on Jesuit soldier, Matteo Ricci SJ very interesting when dealing with the land of China. Also note the history of Macau which is now the location where the powerful Henry Breakspeare supposedly resides of the same Papal Nobility family name. Lets also note how Macau is now the gambling capital of the World whilst Las Vegas is insolvent and lacking even water. Can we not see whats happening with this power shift? It would seem that China does have eminent domain over the United States at this current time but just doesn't have the balls to fully execute it right now until the Papal Nobility give the nod of course, which may be sooner than you think. This is nothing more than the Jesuit transference of power in order to destroy one civilisation for another. Remember The Company of Jesus was covertly controlling the British East India Company who were the front masters of this technique.




-Craig Oxley