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We're gonna look at the Vatican's Alien Plan.

Tonight we'll be delving into a book titled Exo Vaticana, Petrus Romana's Project Lucifer

and the Vatican's Estonishing Plan for the arrival of an alien savior, written by the late

Chris Putnam in conjunction with Mr. Tom Horn.

Originally published in 2013, this book was well ahead of its time.

And we see the things happening in the world today, and we've been hearing notions about

this whole alien extraterrestrial threat coming out by whistleblower testimony in Congress.

And the things being said by one Mr. David Grush now.

And news nation, who was the organization that put his interview front and center into

the mainstream news media, we're doing some follow-up work on this.

Because one of the claims Mr. Grush has made is that the Vatican knows about the extraterrestrial

threat and has had access to information about it since the 1930s when there was allegedly

a UFO crash in Italy at the time in 1933 to be more precise, of course, the 33 at play

here as well.

So news nation attempted to get a statement from the Vatican and has drawn zero, not getting

a response from the Vatican about what they may or may not know about the UFO or UAP

phenomena, or this alleged crash in the 1930s.

So since it's in the mainstream press here today, ten years after the original publication

of this book, I figured now is an apt time to cover this because Chris Putnam and Tom

Horn, they put out a couple of really good books back in the 2000s and early 20s before

Chris Putnam's death.

And a lot of what they wrote about is pretty prophetic.

They wrote about many of the things that I talk about.

They were a bit ahead of their time.

This is a 10-year-old book and it's pertinent now today more so than ever before.

So we're going to get into the reading here.

And first, as we begin this portion of the book here, talking about the Vatican's astonishing

plan for the arrival of an alien savior, it starts with a quote from a David Flynn,

who I think is the David Flynn associated with internet technologies and that kind of

thing, IT and artificial intelligence tech and things of that nature.

So the first thing here is a quote from this gentleman named David Flynn from 2005.

And it says quote, currently the group of beings referred to as aliens are preparing the

earth for a massive paradigm shift, while also continuing the education that they maintain

is crucial if the human race is to be spared destruction.

The non-human intelligence are fainting good intentions by warning humans of their potential

fate and the offer to assist humans is all but altruistic in that it is designed to

unite mankind under a global authority with their candidate on the throne of the world

and quote.

And that was one Mr. David Flynn, who I think is head of some large IT firm or some such

thing associated maybe with NASA and some other places in government.

If that's the David Flynn I'm thinking of.

But aside from that, there's another quote here, right below it, before we get into the

meat of the matter here.

And this one says quote, one thing is apparent, we are witnessing a masterful satanic sub-subterfuge

that appears to involve the appearance of angels and aliens.

Many are asking whether the coming of antichrist can be far removed.

In the Bible, we learn that such an evil day surely lies ahead.

The question for our consideration then is this, are we in the throes of that final other

worldly deception now and quote.

And that was Timothy J. Daley, PhD, Senior Fellow Family Research Council.

So those are two heavy duty quotes to start out this portion of the book that we're reading

tonight.

Let's get right into it.

From the very beginning of this arduous investigation, we knew we were facing a daunting task.

To breach that labyrinthine monument to religion, the Roman Catholic Church, and to ascertain

subterranean secrets concealed beneath its layers of classified documentation had been

tried and failed by thousands before us.

The Vatican is impenetrable, we were warned, the very inventor of the term above top secret.

As the world's oldest running bureaucracy, it is an amalgamation of secrets, vaults

and esoteric traditions dating back to the dark ages, steeped in complexity and guarded

by a procession of popes, cardinals, and multi-leveled priests, it is obsessed with maintaining

the need to know.

When spokesmen for the church do tantalize the outside world with commentary, it often

turns out to be duplicity designed to keep researchers running in circles and in the

wrong direction going to pause for a moment here, folks, so this is a well-known consideration

for people who have attempted to get access to the Vatican archives in the past, some

of these researchers, they get run around in circles by the Vatican.

This is a known thing, this was being recorded here, and these are Christians.

This Putnam was a Christian, Tom Horn isn't about Christian, I believe a licensed minister

if I'm not mistaken, and these guys were very much Christian evangelicals, so maybe there's

something to do with the fact that they may not be Catholic, that they were blocked access

to this.

But even if Christians are blocked to be able to get to the Vatican archives, then what

do you think about those that don't profess to be Christians or Catholics?

Do you think they'd be given any kind of access to this?

Let's read on and see what else it has to say here.

And yet of late we have heard enough consistency from Jesuit astronomers to wonder now if for

some reason Rome was actually slowly moving the religious world toward a definite revelation,

a period in time coupled with a momentous disclosure that somehow required specific public

comments, and the development of theological arguments concerning extraterrestrial intelligence,

that ultimately will, they believe, impact the religion of Christianity, going to pause

for a moment here, folks, so remember, this book was written ten years ago, and I do

remember at that time, seeing some stories about how theologians within the Vatican were

considering, what do we do about extraterrestrial life?

What if there is extraterrestrial life?

Will this be a crisis for our faith?

And they had these discussions, and they were pretty forthright with some of the things

they said, and of course it gets back to a lot of doctrinal things like, if there are

extraterrestrials or aliens, are they subject to the idea of original sin?

Are they somehow part of the curse?

Which began back in the book of Genesis, in the Garden of Eden, or do they not have those

things applied to them?

And this is part of the consideration of the things that have been discussed by theologians

about this subject for quite some time.

So let's see what the Catholic Church stance is on this, the Vatican, we should say, not

necessarily the Catholic Church overall, the Vatican largely does, represent the Catholic

faith, but I don't know if it 100% represents all of the Catholic Church.

But it is the overarching organization, the structure under which it all falls.

So let's read on here.

So it says, on this, we have provided number one, first person testimonies by qualified

authorities that agree with the assessment above.

Number two, public statements, interviews, and scholarly papers issued by the Vatican

and its academics in recent years, that substantiate our conclusions, and number three, the threshold

of what is called in the court system, a presumption of fact.

This is a legal term that offers an argument of proof through inference to the existence

of a fact, not certainly known, but about which the existence of other facts known and

proved point.

And that is grounded on probable evidence that entitles the presumed fact to be believed

based on other sufficient corroborative information.

This is an established legal methodology for ascertaining judicious conclusions beyond

reasonable doubt, which is the standard of evidence required to validate verdicts in

most legally recognized systems.

Several convictions are routinely held up in courts of law that include such presumptions

of fact.

This is also true in war colleges and battlefield decisions where the amount of indirect data

suggests a preponderance of evidence beyond reasonable doubt, leading to a conclusion

and subsequent actions or reactions.

Likewise, every day around the world tribunals, judges, and grand juries reach agreements

to indict or convict persons or institutions using arguments based on this precedent.

In the same way when reading exo-vaticana, the number of documents in the amount of commentary

evidence on the part of Rome's astronomers and the Vatican's emerging theology as conveyed

herein would be enough in illegal proceeding to convince the majority of a grand jury to determine

probable cause.

That is, to conclude beyond reasonable doubt that the Vatican has intentionally positioned

itself to be the religious authority on an ecclesiastical benefactor of official disclosure.

The imminent and authorized public admission by world governments of advanced extraterrestrial

intelligence can oppose for a moment here, folks.

So the Vatican will have to come out and say it before it will be largely accepted by the

world according to their own standard here.

That's essentially what's being said.

It's not enough for somebody to admit this in the U.S. Congress right now.

The only way it'll be made a big deal out of is if the Vatican acknowledges that extraterrestrials

exist publicly.

And when they do so, that will have an even more momentous shift in the paradigm here.

That's what's being applied here.

This is what the evidence shows that the world at large before the notion of extraterrestrials

will be accepted by the public as a fact, it will have to be disclosed by the Vatican.

So that's what we're waiting for.

That's what we're seeing, amping up right now in the news cycle.

We've had the testimony come out in the United States Congress.

It's now recorded in officialdom that aliens exist.

Think about that.

Did you ever think we would see that type of an admission made in our lifetimes in Congress?

In Congress on the official record.

The official congressional record.

That's now part of history, folks.

Of course, this largely is still not accepted, even by those who are hardcore UFO researchers.

These things they've been saying for decades now finally come out in the open to be proven

true and now those that were actually saying these things in years past are saying time

out, hold up with the government saying it is certainly not true.

So that's how much we trust our governments.

So that being the case, it won't be accepted as an actual fact until the Vatican says so.

Because the Vatican has a massive influence in this world.

Whether we like that fact or not always has for as long as it's been around.

Since the inception of the Holy Roman Empire, the Vatican has pretty much had its finger

on the pulse of everything going on in the world today.

This is where many of the centers of power fall back to.

Whether we like that fact or not.

So when the Vatican comes out and says, yeah, man, we know about the aliens, we've known

about it since the 1930s, then people will begin to take it a little more seriously in

the mainstream.

Until that happens though, we understand this is all political leveraging.

It's all basically a whole lot of the same old political theater that goes on.

That's what a lot of this is all about.

It's about positioning, political positioning of these world powers, positioning themselves

in a certain frame of reference for people.

And the Vatican, of course, has to be right up there at the top with the rest of the alleged

power structures in this world.

So it's interesting to see that here in this 10-year-old writing now as we're watching

some of these very things unfolding before our eyes.

Like I said, the news nation reporters are seeking statements from the Vatican.

They're trying to urge the Vatican to come forward with what it knows.

And the Vatican, of course, hasn't really responded to this inquiry as yet.

But we'll see what happens in coming days.

Maybe nothing will come of it.

I don't know.

I don't claim to know.

As far as the notion of the existence of aliens, certainly I think there is some other

intelligence that exists out there.

And by out there I don't necessarily mean coming from outer space, from some other foreign

planets, circling a sun somewhere, a star, or some such thing.

I don't know if that's the case.

But it seems to me that historically we've always had incursions from some of these beings

from elsewhere that don't necessarily jive with our physical reality in many ways.

So is it beyond the shadow of possibility that these things exist?

No, I would say it's not.

I would say most certainly they do exist.

We've seen enough evidence that there are other intelligences out there.

There are other intelligences that sometimes appear here.

And we don't really understand the true nature of these.

That's what we can say for sure.

It would not be intellectually honest to say no, there's nothing to it, there's no such

thing as aliens, there's no such thing as any of this stuff, it's all just imagination.

That would be totally, totally insincere and not intellectually honest at all.

There's a preponderance of evidence to point that there have been other beings that have

been seen manifesting here.

Now what are these beings?

I don't know.

That's the whole nature of it.

I don't think anybody truly knows what is their true nature.

Are they actual physical, biological beings like is claimed by the testimony that came

out in Congress?

Do they have biologics, nonhuman biologics?

What exactly does that mean?

Nonhuman biologics, that could mean anything.

That could be a dear carcass, that's nonhuman biologics, right?

So you have to wonder about some of this stuff, but the inference was made and now it's

forever embedded in the congressional record that there have been retrievals of nonhuman

biologics with the inference being alien pilots of spacecraft of some sort.

And I don't know if that's the true nature of the phenomenon or not.

I can't attest to that either way, but what I can tell you is there is definite evidence

that there's something out there outside of the realm of the human being that may have

had some influence in this phenomenon.

And maybe there are places of power in this world like the Vatican that know a little

something about it more than we do.

We'll just have to wait and see, won't we?

But I find it very interesting that this book brought up the fact that the Vatican is

going to have to fess up to it before it will be largely accepted.

And I think they might be right.

And that would of course lead to the reasoning that the Vatican would be in the know about

something like this as well.

So if there was evidence of this, the Vatican would be in on the ground floor with it and

probably have something in their archives about it.

That I don't think is in doubt.

So of course they bring together all this evidence as probable cause, probable cause.

So the whole notion here is the Vatican has intentionally positioned itself to be

the religious authority on an ecclesiastical benefactor of official disclosure.

So you're talking about official disclosure.

When you get government disclosure, that'll likely be or has been now the United States

government.

And when you get ecclesiastical disclosure, that's going to come from the Vatican.

And when you have both, this is the perfect union of church and state, once again, alchemical

wedding or alchemical marriage of the church and the state, the priest craft and the state

craft together.

When you have their unified blessing on this, then this will be the new reality stepping

forward for humanity to accept.

But until that time, it's still just hearsay, and it will be just hearsay.

But when both of these organizations in conjunction agree, then you'll see some shifts begin

to happen in our reality, even if they're just shifts in people's belief systems without

evidence, we see people act on things without evidence all the time and treat things like

they're real without evidence all the time, don't we?

I mean, look at the events of the past couple of years here.

So that being the case, once this happens, perhaps we'll find ourselves in a better position

to explore that avenue of thought.

But let's read on and see what else that this book, Exo Vaticana, has to say about this.

Why the Vatican has taken this carefully designed and deliberate course over the last few

years, is the greater mystery but implies knowledge on their part of facts yet hidden

to most of the world that may hold far reaching in historic implications.

It also illustrates how Rome has wittingly or unwittingly set itself up to become the agent

of mass and times deception regarding salvation from above.

That's because historically there exists a clear pattern wherein man's psychological

need of a savior is displayed during times of distress a time like today, when people

look skyward for divine intervention.

As Ted Peters, professor of systematic theology at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary wrote,

quote,

With the constant threat of thermonuclear destruction in the post-World War II era, leaving our

planet in a state of insecurity and anxiety, it is no wonder many have begun to hope for

a messiah to save us.

The holiness of the sky and the need for a salvation converge and blend.

When the bright, clean, powerful UFO zooms up onto the horizon, could it be our celestial

saviour and quote,

Just with brother Guy Consol Magno, must think so as he assures us that if highly advanced

ET saviors from outer space touched down on planet Earth soon, it will not mean what

Catholics believe is wrong, but rather quote,

We're going to find out that everything is truer in ways we couldn't even yet have

imagined and quote.

In truth, Consol Magno's advice for the religious faithful could be leading mankind into a gigantic

setup.

As many religions have at least one apocalyptic myth describing the end of the world,

accompanied by a redeemer who appears in the sky at the last minute to rescue the

chosen from annihilation or wrath.

Mayans, Assyrians, Egyptians and Greeks held similar beliefs while the Hopi Indians

foresee times of great hardship.

When they will be preserved by the power of a blue star far off and invisible that suddenly

makes its appearance in the heavens, today even factions of the new age look for a techno

savior to arrive in the atmosphere in the nick of time to save mankind.

Although Jesus himself is prophesied to appear in the clouds during an era of great earthly

trials, predominant among prophecy scholars is the idea that coupled with any heavenly

appearing in concurrent salvation of believers from chaos will first be the materialization

of a false Christ or man of sin going to pose for a moment here folks.

So most theological scholars of the Christian religion agree that before Jesus himself

arrives, first we will see the Antichrist, that's what's being said here.

Let's read on, where Hopi see a blue star and Vatican astronomers see their space brothers

and route to guide us into the light, Evangelical Christians understand the Antichrist will

initially assume the role of a fabricated end times Messiah who mimics the return of

Christ with a false second coming that also happens to be attended by heavenly signs

and lying wonders as disclosed in 2 Thessalonians 2 verses 8 through 9.

Could these deceptive wonders be, first of all, number 1, the discovery of artificial

structures on another world, number 2, a contact scenario or number 3, maybe even something

more dramatic like a flying saucer armada, piloted by creatures who appear to be advanced

humanoids but who are, in fact, evil supernaturalism on a quest to mislead and destroy the human

rays, even secular euphologists suspect demonic activity in the interaction between humans

and avians.

Whitley Streiber, author of Communion and other books on the subject once wrote, quote,

there are worse things than death, I suspected, and I was beginning to get the distinct impression

that one of them had taken an interest in me.

So far, the word demon had never been spoken among the scientists and doctors who were

working with me, and why should it have been?

We were beyond such things, we were a group of atheists and agnostics, far too sophisticated

to be concerned with such archaic ideas as demons and angels, and quote.

So now we're seeing perhaps the concerns of a spiritual connotation with this, the deception,

the whole project bluebeam notion coming into play here, could the Antichrist present

himself as an alien savior of some sort, well, could be.

Many Christian theologians have speculated such things for a long time, and we see these

notions all the time, it's still out there, the whole project bluebeam idea, the false

alien invasion narrative, the idea has been here for a long time now, and it's still being

inferred in the things going on.

So as we've discussed on some previous broadcasts here, the whole notion here will come

down to which side are you going to have land on?

Are you a believer that these are truly aliens, and they're coming here?

And perhaps it'll be a real alien invasion, or are you of the mindset that the alien invasion

narrative is fake?

Aliens are fake.

You see, they would like to divide us into two separate camps on this.

They want those who will believe, the ones who want to believe, they will accept, yes,

aliens are real, and unfortunately, they're not our friends we've found out now.

And they're dangerous to us.

Or you'll be of the camp that says, no, there's no such thing as aliens, it's all fake.

And what happens if there's something that lies in the middle there?

They like to divide us on the extreme polarities of issues, and keep us in one camp or the

other.

So that in my estimation is part of what they have planned here, because if you control

both sides of the argument, then you can steer the pieces whichever way you want to achieve

whatever goals you want, depending upon just where you want to move these chess pieces

to.

So this is the dichotomy that they've set up for us, the dialectic, if you want to call

it that, the Hageli and dialectic, so you're going to wind up being segregated into one

of two groups.

You're going to be one of the people that believes, oh, yes, aliens, I knew all along that they

must exist.

It's only logical, it makes sense.

Or you'll be of the group that says, nah, it's all fake, man, the government fakes everything

I don't trust them.

And you'll be boxed into one of these two categories.

Even if your opinion falls somewhere in the middle, where you're maybe open-minded to

the fact that maybe aliens might exist, but you doubt very highly that what the government

is telling you about them is true.

You'll be called an extremist and shuffled off into one of the categories or another.

This is how they like to play these types of things, and they do play with the whole idea.

That's what social engineering is all about.

This is how they control the narrative.

They're so good at that.

They've become good at that.

But let's get back to the subject at hand here and back to the reading.

So this next section here is called alien saviors, demonic plots.

In 1958, a peculiar novel was published under the title, A Case of Conscience by James

Blish.

In the story, a Jesuit priest named Father Ruiz Sanchez, and a team of scientists travel

to a newly discovered planet dubbed Lithia, to study the Lithians who live there.

Unknown to the science team, the Vatican secretly advises the Catholic Father to investigate

whether the aliens have redeemable souls.

What he finds in the Lithians are intelligent creatures whose morality fits perfectly

with Christianity, but who are devoid of any concept of religion or God.

This dilemma grows, and soon the priest is invited to visit with a Lithian family.

He writes, here was the first chance at long last to see something of the private life

of Lithia, and through that perhaps to gain some inkling of the moral life the role in

which God had cast the Lithians in the ancient drama of a good evil, in the past and in the

times to come.

So that was known the Lithians, and their Eden might be only spuriously good.

All reason, all organic thinking machines, ultimax with tails and without souls.

Gonna pause for a moment here folks.

So this was a 1958 book called A Case of Conscience.

They were talking about this then from the Catholic perspective.

So it's interesting that these ideas have come up before.

This is something that I'm sure mankind has thought about for a long time.

What does it mean for our religions?

If there does exist some extraterrestrial species out there, an intelligent species out

there, somewhere in the vast cosmos, whether it be from another planet out there somewhere

or from some other plane of existence, some other type of reality that may exist concurrent

to this one.

What does that mean for our religious beliefs?

Does it discount?

Our religious beliefs?

Does it discredit them?

I don't think that's necessarily the case, and we'll see here what the Vatican has to

say about this.

And of course, there's always that spin when it comes to things related to the Vatican

because they always are about protecting themselves, their assets, their grip on the power

structure in this world.

So of course, they want to protect and insulate themselves from any kind of backlash they

might get for these things.

So they've crafted some ideas around this.

And I don't know if they're the best ideas, theologically speaking or philosophically speaking,

but we'll see what they are as we continue here.

So let's continue reading.

Because the publisher of exo-Vaticana is giving away the PDF version of a case of conscience

in the data DVD provided with the first release of this book, we will not spoil the ending,

which includes the Jesuits described as the cerebral cortex of the church, dealing with

the naughty moral, theological and organizational issues surrounding a papal proclamation and

the seed of Satan.

For those who want to read the novel, however, it is important to note that the fictional

father Ruiz Sanchez warns the Vatican to classify Lithia as ex-1, a planet to be forever

quarantined from Earth and humans due to its potential for great deception.

What we have here on Lithia is very clear indeed we have and now I'm prepared to be blunt

a planet and a people propped up by the ultimate enemy.

It is a gigantic trap prepared for all of us, for every man on Earth and off it.

We can do nothing with it but reject it, nothing but to say to it, Retro-Me-San-Sythonus,

if we compromise with it in any way we are damned.

When Ruiz Sanchez uses the phrase Retro-Me-Sythonus, he is enunciating the medieval Catholic formula

for exorcism, Vade Retro-Sythonus, go back Satan.

A clear reckoning that the aliens on Lithia are part of a Satanic plot to be avoided at all costs.

An astro-theological conspiracy designed to mislead mankind.

He eventually convinces the Pope, Pope Hadrian in this story, of the Satanic stratagem,

but ironically, he is unable to convince all of the Churches theologians.

Did the author of a case of conscience for see how such great deception would eventually

be embraced by the Vatican as a result of some of Rome's celebrated scholars and astronomers?

When science fiction writer Joe Walton asked real-life Jesuit brother Guy Consomagno,

whom we also interviewed from Rome, what he made of these issues posed by blish in his novel,

Consomagno admitted that the Jesuits are number one.

The strongest advocates of inculturation, allowing alien cultures to maintain their paganism,

while modifying expressions of Christian ideas within those beliefs, that's what that means here,

it says in parentheses, and number two, they're accepting of alien cultures for who they are,

and number three, they're willing to adapt alien religious practices into a form and a language

that can be accepted. So if brother Consomagno had been on Lithia,

Walton concluded we'd already be in contact with aliens and finding out as much as we could about

them. So I'm going to pause for a moment here folks, so going back to this fictional book again,

we have these notions, and this real-life Jesuit father here, brother Guy Consomagno

was asked questions about this book, and what his thoughts are, and he replied that the Jesuits

are the strongest advocates of inculturation, and that they accept cultures for who they are,

and they're willing to adapt religious practices into a form and language that can be accepted by

those cultures, alien cultures, if you will. So that being the case, the Jesuits, once again at

the ground floor here, being the center, perhaps of the Vatican structure here,

from which the instruction comes, the inner circle, if you want to call it that,

even though it was unacknowledged for a long, long time that the Jesuits had any type of

influence within the Vatican or the Catholic Church, even though it is a Catholic organization,

well known, but the Pope was never intended to be a Freemason or a Jesuit, and now we have a

Pope that is openly a Jesuit. Things have changed, haven't they? So at any rate,

we have a Jesuit Pope, and the Jesuits are at the center of all of this. They're the ones that

kind of run point for the Vatican. Let's put it that way. So let's read on here and see what

else we can garner from this writing here. From what we have seen, Walton may not have to wait

much longer for contact, which raises a hidden aspect of a case of conscience, involving word play,

word play around the term, Lithia. While Blish makes an obvious connection to the name of the planet,

and its inhabitants, as reflecting the abundance of Lithium, or on the alien world,

or that could be mined and exploited for use in making nuclear weapons, mention of the goddess

I Lithia, or Ilythia, is strangely missing from the work. This stands out as possibly a secret code

in the book that specifically relates to the deductions of Father Rue as Sanchez and the seat of

being debated by the church back on earth. If the similarity between Lithia and the goddess Ilythia

is coincidental, it is extraordinary as it was the job of this goddess in antiquity to protect

the very seed of the serpent that in turn generates the birth of the serpent child and future

serpent savior. So important was the goddess Ilythia's role in ancient days as the preserver of

this serpent seed toward the birth of the serpent savior. That shrines were erected to her by

cult followers across Greece, including at Athens, Magara, Carinthos, Argos, Mycena, Sparta, etc.

In which terracotta figures of immortal nurses were depicted watching over the divine children,

in whom the bloodline would survive. For example, on the mainland at Olympia, a shrine dedicated

to Ilythia, called Ilythia by the Greeks, was witnessed by traveler and second-century

geographer, Passanius, in which a small inner chamber, sacred to the serpent savior, hosted a

virgin priestess who cared for a serpent that was fed on honeyed barley cakes and water. The shrine

memorialized the appearance of a Marion-like woman with a babe in her arms who at a crucial moment

when Ilyans were threatened by forces from Arcadia, was placed on the ground between the contending

forces and changed into a terrifying serpent, driving the Arcadians away in flight before it

disappeared into the hill. Gonna pause for a moment here folks. So now, we're looking at this

side trail of a mythology, a sounds like is like moment here. Many people would say that some of

these connections are spurious, but you have to understand, and it looks to me like Putnam and

Tom Horn here, Chris Putnam and Tom Horn, seemed to understand a little bit about the word play

games that go on within these secret brotherhoods, these secret society groups. These sounds like

is like game, the words have meaning game, and they connected some dots. This is a type of

synchromistic metadata, which whether they realize that's what they were doing or not at the time

is certainly what they were doing. They were connecting some dots. They were seeing the synchromistic

metadata, the pattern they're in. We're able to connect some dots and see some things that supported

the notion that they were looking at here. So maybe this fictional work presented by that

author, author named Blish. Maybe it was a type of foreshadowing of things to come. You could argue

all day long how this works, but we always, always, always see things rolled out in entertainment first

before it comes to fruition in reality. It's a programming template of sorts, isn't it?

We see that here. So this is part of the synchromistic metadata at play here. So this is exactly what

these two gentlemen who wrote this book did in making that spurious connection. It's the synchromistic

aspect, which gets overlooked so much because of the nature of how it operates and the plausible

deniability that is inherent with it. But I assure you, it seems to me there's something to these

types of connections. So perhaps this Blish fellow, perhaps he did choose the name of the aliens in

this fictional work based upon what he claims, or maybe there's some other thing going on,

because when you're writing a fictional book about Jesuits, and you know enough about the

Jesuits to understand that they're the cerebral cortex of the Catholic Church in this fictional work,

and you're having these types of theological discussions in a fictionalized form in this fictional

work, then maybe this guy knew a little more than what he let on, or maybe somebody guided him or

something guided him in the writing of this book. Who knows? Hard to say how a lot of this synchromistic

stuff works. But what we do know to do is recognize the data out there in the information field.

That's what it is. I think that's the best way to approach this. Is think of this type of

synchromistic connections, these types of connections we see out there. In the ether, see it as

metadata. That's why I refer to it as synchromistic metadata. It's out there. It's a little bits of

information that connect dots from one thing to another in ways that don't fit into the neat little

cause and effect box in the physical paradigm that we're used to. But there's certainly a connection

between them and you could see this and you could read this. It's like reading a book almost if

you could see this information out there in the information field and connect the dots and

maybe come to some conclusions based upon that information that you see. Nothing wrong with that,

it's a different way of looking at things. And I think this is one of the ways in which we could

read the greater zeitgeist or spirit of the time. All these little connecting blocks of information

out there in the synchromistic field. This synchromistic metadata out there in the information field

that we see. When we connect the dots, we get a broader view of what the zeitgeist or spirit of

the time is. How they relate to one another and what the overall intention is embedded with this

and what direction it's going. When you could learn to do this, it opens up a whole world of

possibilities to you. And I think that's what Tom Horn and Chris Putnam were doing here.

Maybe unintentionally or unknowingly. They were reading the metadata, the synchromistic metadata

in doing this. And more people need to do this. There's something to the notion of sounds like

is like. All these different games and tools that we've learned to use here that the occultists,

the dark occultists at the top of the power structure that run things in this world,

that they use all the time and that they know. They use these types of things to communicate

information, to convey information and recognize information. They know to do that. They know to

encode certain numbers in there, like say 1933. An alleged saucer crash in 1933 in Italy

that the Vatican was involved with, allegedly here. That's what the claim is being made by David

Grush, the whistleblower in Congress, who spoke about these things. That's the claim. And that's why

we're looking at this here tonight. But anyway, let's go ahead and read on because now we're

connecting the dots between this fictional book from 1958 that was put forward by

this gentleman who may or may not have some type of spurious connection with the Jesuits.

But it's interesting that this was the whole premise of the book was based upon

Jesuit theological notions. And the idea of perhaps this whole entire alien race was the seat of

Satan, or the seat of the serpent. And we've seen more of these types of tropes emerge from

science fiction as well. Think of the story, childhoods, and if you've never read childhoods,

and or seen childhoods, and the movie, there made several different movie versions of it.

It's definitely worth checking out because here's the premise. The whole thing is extra terrestrial's

finally communicate with earth, but they communicate from afar. And we have communications with them

and back and forth in exchange of knowledge and eventually exchanges of technology. But the aliens

don't show themselves. They give a timetable when they're going to show themselves. And then they arrive

at earth and they do eventually show themselves. And when they show themselves to the dismay of the

people on earth, they look like demons when they do finally arrive. That's the whole notion behind

childhoods. And so we have this notion goes back a long time. And many fictional works. And there's

been these types of theological arguments about this. But let's continue reading here because

first and foremost here in this book, they're connecting it back to mythology, which is massively

important. Massively important. Connecting it to mythology because in the mythology lies the

archetype. The foundation upon which much of this is likely built. So let's read on and see

what we can garner from this. Interestingly, the myth of Elythia is also connected in ancient

history with the birth of Apollo, who is coming as the promised seed, formed the Novus Ordosoclorum

prophecy of the great seal of the United States. This Messiah who returns to rule the earth

in the latter days is also described by the same name in the book of Second Thessalonians

as the Antichrist who becomes the progeny or incarnation of the ancient seed or spirit of Apollo.

The warning in Second Thessalonians 2,3 reads, quote,

Let no man deceive you by any means for that day shall not come except there come a falling

away first, and that man of sin be revealed the son of perdition, a pollyon Apollo.

Revelation 178 also directly ties the coming of Antichrist with the seed of Apollo, revealing

that the beast gel ascend from the bottomless pit and enter him, quote, The beast that thou

sawest was, and is not and shall ascend out of the bottomless pit, and go into perdition,

and they that dwell on the earth shall wonder whose names were not written in the book of life

from the foundation of the world, when they be held or behold the beast that was, and is not,

and yet is, and quote. The verses above elucidate a very important and central eschatological issue,

concerning how all of the Bible is really a story about the ancient and future struggle

between the seed of the woman, and it says in parentheses, Jesus, and that of the serpent.

Genesis 3,15 says, quote, And I will put enmity between the end of the woman, and between

thy seed, and it gives here the original word zero, meaning offspring descendants or children,

and her seed, end quote. Besides the pre-preaching of the gospel of Christ in this verse,

known in theology, as the proto-evangelum, another incredible tenet emerges here, that was first

pointed out by Dr. Chuck Missler, in his superior book, Alien Encounters, the secret behind the UFO

phenomenon, that Satan has seeded, and it is at enmity, or hostility, hatred, and tagotism,

with Christ. So I'm going to pause for a moment here folks, so absolutely, this is pointed out

in Genesis 3,15, there will be enmity between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent,

of Satan. So that means that Satan will have his own offspring or children in this world,

and there's been many different theological interpretations of this scripture,

many different theological arguments about all of this, that have gone on through the years,

many different interpretations applied to the words being given, but the Bible does say there

will be enmity between her seed and thy seed. I don't think this refers to just human beings and

snakes, that we have a problem with snakes in our gardens or anything like that. I don't think

that's the case. Some theologians will probably say such a thing, some people who have not

studied deeply, many of the spiritual notions of this would say that, or some people would just

slough it off as allegory or some such thing. You see all these different things that go on,

and all these arguments have been made, but at the end of the day, what do you do with information

like that? That in and of itself suggests that there's some other intelligence that's not human

that could interact with man, and it could be hostile to man. That's what's implied when you

really look at it. So would this possibly be able to be presented as quote-unquote aliens to mankind?

Well, certainly, it would definitely meet the definition or criteria, wouldn't it? In one

way, shape or form. But let's go ahead and read on and see what else is revealed here.

We believe an example of Satan's hostile seed can be found in Genesis 6 where fallen angels

mingled with humans and produced nephilim. More importantly, elsewhere in this book, we have

discussed how church leaders, including Roman Catholics from the Middle Ages, forward,

believed the Antichrist would be spawned of this demonic seed. St. Augustine wrote about this

in the city of God, and in the day Dematletaela at Iqibus at Succubi,

Father Ludovicus Maria Sinistari de Emino, who lived from 1622 to 1701,

argued how the coming of Antichrist represented the biological hybridization of demons

with humans. To theologians and philosophers he wrote, it is a fact that from the

population of humans with the demon, Antichrist must be born. Thus, as Jesus Christ was the seed of

the woman, the man of sin will be the seed of the serpent, and if the serpent seed represents

the second coming of Apollo, as prophesied by the Apostle Paul, not only will he be the exact

opposite of Jesus, the son of God, but the forerunner of the return of these nephilim,

going to pause for a moment here, folks. So, we see a heavy duty,

kind of a connotation being made here. Essentially, what's being said is this seed would be an

unnatural seed, something that doesn't belong here. An abomination to the natural order,

something artificial, and don't we see the push for the artificial for the transhumanist

notion, could this be the gateway for Antichrist, genetic modification, tinkering with genomes,

merging man with machine, doing all sorts of strange things that have no place in the natural

order here, creating chimeric beings, we're doing that today. Could this be a repeat of the

Genesis chapter 6 experiment, had catastrophic results? Could this be the conduit through which

Antichrist will manifest? Seems plausible. Let's read more and see what else is said.

And could this potentially be passed off as an alien being also plausible? Let's read on though.

So, the next section here says, preparing religious people to accept the alien serpent savior.

Initially, when reading a case of conscience, one is tempted to puzzle YA novel written in 1958

furtively touched on, or was guided by a warning or mocking spirit to forecast, how some of

Rome's then quiet Jesuit astronomers and theologians might later become the ones to argue in

favor of what could become end times deception involving the fertility of Satan, or an alien

serpent savior from the prophesied seed of the evil one. Upon further contemplation, however,

this is really not that astonishing. It was, after all, the Roman Catholic theologians who provided

the liveliest speculation on the existence and nature of extraterrestrials four years after

Blish's book was printed, when the executive secretary of the American Rocket Society published

conjectures on the subject. Since then, other Vatican authorities have further contended

the extraterrestrials might actually express the glory of God better than we humans do,

even leading mankind to venerate them as gods, a recurrent theme articulated among numerous

Jesuit astronomers. Father Daniel C. Raeble thought the acceptance of aliens as objects of

worship might naturally occur, as a result of them having godlike qualities and predator natural

gifs ascribed by humans to divinity. For example, they might enjoy infused knowledge,

they would literally be born with extensive knowledge and would find the acquisition of further

knowledge easy and enjoyable, they might be blessed with harmony and concord in the working of

their bodily and spiritual faculties, they might be spared the ultimate dissolution of death,

passing to their reward at the end of their time of trial as peacefully as the sun sinks below

the horizon at the end of the day, they might possess all these predator natural gifs or only

some of them in any of various combinations that are limited only by the omnipotence and

providence of God. Gonna pause for a moment here, folks. So as you see, there are some within

theological circles who have thought about this extensively and who have argued that perhaps

aliens, because maybe they're not subject to original sin, maybe they would be more godlike

than we are and might actually be venerated as such by human beings.

Interesting notion, isn't it? Let's read on and see what else is being said here.

Father Domenico Grasso not only thought such beings would be far ahead of us in science in

related fields, but that their version of salvation might be based on a savior other than Jesus,

even a messionic member of their own race. These beings closer to God than man, perhaps even

unfallen, would possess superior theology that could expand markedly our terrestrial understanding

of redemption and knowledge of God, something current Vatican theologians such as Professor of

Fundamental Theology at the Pontifica University of Della Santa Croce in Rome connected with

Opus Day, Giazepi Tanzela Niti agree with another church scholar, Father Tomaso Mira, a theologian

at the University of Notre Dame. Imagine these godlike beings spread out across universes on untold

planets called a special relationship with God, and that it is a mistake to think that our

understanding of covenant, the reign of God, redemption or shared life, exhausts the modes by which

divine power shares something of its finite infinite life. Such Catholic leaders believe these

spiritually superior aliens may even have been created by God with the future redemption of humanity

in mind. Beings who know their place in the eternal scheme of things to evangelize humans when

the time is right. This disturbing and potentially prophetic belief is partially based on theological

arguments made during the 1800s by such men as Monsignor Janarius De Concilio, Professor of Theology

at Immaculate Seminary in New Jersey, who believed, quote, that the immense distance in intellect

between human beings and the angels suggests that God would create intermediate species to fill

in the gap, and these species would be ETI, extraterrestrial intelligence, and quote.

Monsignor Carrado Belducci, who during his life was the official mouthpiece of the Roman Catholic

Church concerning the reality of aliens, agreed with De Concilio saying, quote,

It is entirely credible that in the enormous distance between angels and humans, there could be

found some middle stage. That is, beings with a body like ours, but more elevated spiritually,

and quote. When imagining how this issue could finally be settled, Paul Thigpin, for the Catholic

answer section of our Sunday visitor, resolved that quote, nothing short of a public

thoroughly documented encounter between earthlings and aliens, or their relics, will be conclusive,

end quote. According to the Quran, the primary religious text of Islam, this encounter may happen

sooner than most suspect, and at a specific and hidden time that God himself has already chosen.

In Revelation, rationality, knowledge, and truth, Muslim scholar Merza Tahir Ahmad,

quotes verse 42-30 of the Quran, which says quote, and among his signs is the creation of the heavens

and the earth, and of whatever living creatures he has spread forth in both, and he has the power

to gather them together when he will also, when he will so please end quote. Ahmad says of this quote,

Jama heem is the Arabic expression in this verse which specifically speaks of bringing together

of life on earth and the life elsewhere. When this meeting of the two will take places not

specified, nor is it mentioned whether it will happen here on earth or elsewhere, one thing,

however, is definitely stated. This event will most certainly come to pass whenever God so desires.

It should be kept in mind that the word Jama can imply either a physical contact or a contact

through communication. Only the future will tell how and when this contact will take place,

but the very fact that more than 1400 years ago such a possibility was even predicted

is miraculous in itself and quote. I'm going to pause for a moment here folks, so now we're getting

a little bit of perspective from the Muslim faith mixed in here as well, but we see

it doesn't seem to me that the Vatican has much problem with the notion of extraterrestrials,

if they were to actually acknowledge such a thing, of course they would probably try to shift

our ways of thinking about them and to being superior to us. You'll notice it always seems

always seems that they always take this stance that these aliens would have to be superior to us.

Why is that? If these are think about this logically for a second and this is always the assumption

made that somehow they're spiritually more advanced than us, morally more advanced than us,

technologically more advanced than us, they're more intelligent, they're just better than us in

all ways. That's always the inference that's brought about when they talk about aliens. Why is that?

If this is truly just perhaps a race of beings from some other planet out there,

don't you think that perhaps maybe they developed in similar fashion to us and that maybe they're

no better than us, they're not smarter than us, maybe they don't know all the things we know.

Maybe they just so happen to have some advantages by way of resources on their planet and we're

able to figure out space travel or something before us, but maybe they don't even have

basic things like that we have in the modern era here. Maybe they don't understand how to do all

that, but they could fly a spaceship and think about that logically. Why is the assumption always

made they're superior to us in every way, including spiritually? That's the assumption always made,

and that's what seems to be inferred here in this theological approach in which the Jesuit order

and the Vatican and the Catholic theologians here seem to approach this. Well, yes, they're

superior and we'll be able to learn from them. Is it because they assume that they didn't necessarily

have any part with original sin? And that is why they make a lot of assumptions here,

it's things we really wouldn't know, but we have to question these things and I like that these

things have been questioned. Don't get me wrong, but it seems to me that all of the Vatican and

Catholic officialdom here, the Jesuit officialdom, seem to all agree that aliens, if they exist,

not a problem, it just means that they're some kind of an intermediary species between man and

angels, that they are superior to us in some way, and that they can be perhaps our spiritual

guides here in the future. They could teach us more about God, really.

And this is how the approach has been taken here. This is making a lot of assumptions.

A lot of assumptions, isn't it? But let's read on and see what else is in the Vatican plan

for the advent of aliens here. Furthermore, the expectation that aliens are headed our way

extends to the non-religious worldview as well. Lewis White, Black A philosopher at the University

of Rochester writes, quote, I believe even responsible scientific speculation and expensive technology

of space exploration in search of other life are the peculiarly modern equivalent of angelology

and utopia or demonology and apocalypse end quote. Black then adds quote, exobiology recapitulates

eschatology. The eschatological hope of help from heaven revives when the heavens of modern astronomy

replaced the heaven of religion. That we can learn from our more advanced societies in the skies.

The secret of survival is the eschatological hope which motivates or at least is used to justify

the work of exobiologists end quote. This applies broadly to other spiritualities as well,

for instance, the founder of analytical psychology Carl Jung wrote concerning eti-belief, quote,

in addition to their obviously superior technology, they are credited with the superior wisdom

and moral goodness which would, on the other hand, enable them to save humanity end quote.

Speaking of the UFO as an archetype, Jung describes its messionic qualities as creating, quote,

the image of the divine human personality, the primordial man or anthropos, a chenyan true or

whole man, and Elijah, who calls down fire from heaven, rises up to heaven in a fiery chariot,

and is a forerunner of the Messiah, the dogmatized figure of Christ as well as of

key deer, the verdant one, who is a parallel to Elijah, like him, he wanders over the earth as a human

personification of Allah, and quote, going to pause for a moment there folks. So that's a lot

of really deep stuff there from Carl Jung equating this to the archetype, and absolutely I think

he's correct, the UFO or alien archetype, it's the same archetype that we see,

invoked by mythology, by religion, the same type of archetype,

just given a new type of outer veneer.

So when they're trying to infer the existence of aliens into the zeitgeist,

when this synchromistic metadata of the alien phenomenon is introduced into the collective

unconscious, this is an attempt to change man's image of himself and of his God and of his place in

the universe. And in so doing, this is steering the zeitgeist or the spirit of the time.

That's what's being inferred here, when you think about what we're seeing come to fruition in

the world today, these little nuggets that they implant out there through the media,

into the minds of people, these ideas, this notion now that came forward in Congress,

that we are not alone in the universe, that there are, in fact, biological aliens out there.

That's what they want you to believe, that's what has been introduced, into the ether

for humankind to soak up in the collective unconscious, the zeitgeist, if you will,

the spirit of the time. So the introduction of this new packet of synchromistic metadata into

these zeitgeists is a programming tool, a programming template for the human mind to redirect

the archetypal thought in certain directions, and to build something new out of the mythological

representation here. They're trying to shift the paradigm. That I think is what's being revealed

here in this 10-year-old book. I don't know if this is exactly how or what they thought.

They were exposing here, but it certainly does align with much of what I've been studying here,

and what I see going on, how it affects the human psyche, regardless of what your religious

stance is, regardless of what your philosophic stance is, you have to understand this does have

an indelible effect on the human psyche one way or the other, regardless of what your spiritual

belief systems may be. And this shifting of man's image of himself in this way introduces new

possibilities into the world, new possibilities of control for those who are directing this. Let's

put it that way. If they could control your perceptions of reality, they could control your

reality, and that's what they're attempting to do. Now, if you've been listening to me for

any length of time, I am unapologetically a Christian. I'll tell you that. And I think Jesus Christ

is the answer to all of this. And I see all of this as being deception. We're living in the age

of deception. We've been warned ad nauseam about these things in the Bible. We've been told over

and over again that even the very elect shall be fooled. We're seeing some dangerous precedents

coming into being here. We're seeing the fulfilling of the book of Revelation in front of our eyes

every day. But people still will steadfastly deny that. People will still insist, no, I don't believe

in that. Even though it's been extremely accurate, more accurate than any other piece of historical

writing we have in its predictions, in its prophecies that have come true and have come to

fulfillment before our eyes. We're seeing it. Now, is it a blueprint? Is it a self-fulfilling

prophecy? What you believe about it's irrelevant, whether you think the power structure is using it as

a tool or not, is irrelevant. The fact is, it is a type of blueprint. It's telling us what's going

to happen and how it's going to come about. We may not necessarily understand some of the symbolic

language, but we're working on that. We're seeing things come to fruition in ways we hadn't

quite expected, but it does fulfill the letter of what's been said there. That being the case,

pay attention. Pay attention. We're certainly living in unprecedented times. We're seeing things

come to manifestation here in the world that we probably never thought we would see come to pass.

It's astounding. Breaking down this notion of how these darker cultists who run things do the things

they do, the things they believe, the tools that they use, the methods they use, the communication

abilities they use. Learning about this and seeing how, perhaps they're trying to pull this off,

this altering the image of man in this way gives you a sense of actually what the intention is,

doesn't it? So now you understand the intention. You can know a thing or two about it.

The context and the intention are key points to understanding these types of things.

To being able to read the zeitgeist, the spirit of the time, looking at this synchromistic metadata,

connecting the dots, and we see it aligning to the biblical script that we've been handed.

Now you could argue whichever way you want about this, but make no doubt about it. It's coming to pass.

Just like it was written, and there's still people that will deny it, even though they go out and they

see everything that's been said in the Bible is coming to fruition. Woe to him who calls good evil

and evil good. Total inversion folks, we're seeing it all the time, more and more each day, aren't we?

It's all been predicted and talked about. Yet people will still deny the spiritual

undercurrent behind all of it. Now you understand, I understand having doubts about certain things.

I understand having questions and apprehension about certain things and details.

Certainly do. Sometimes things seem to contradict themselves with this stuff,

but that's only when it's read out of context, and without proper contextual information,

just like anything else, it requires deep study to truly understand all the aspects of it.

This is true of the Bible, as it is true of other things.

And we could make a lot of assumptions about the Bible that aren't true, just like we could make

other assumptions about other things that aren't true. Like there's a lot of people who make

assumptions about free Masonry out there that are not true. I've been there, I've done that,

but the more I've researched into it, the more I find that many of the assumptions that I had

were not necessarily true. Like I wouldn't say everybody who's a free Mason is an avowed

Satanist or some such thing, as some people would claim, or that they have bad intentions, or they're

all evil magicians or some such thing, or they're involved in all kinds of nefarious things that

go on. That's not necessarily the case. The average free Mason you meet is a good person that

just trying to go along to get along. They get involved in the organization, think they're doing

something good. They think that it's making them a better person. And in some cases, it does.

It does. There's a lot of truths that can be taught there, but at the same token, at the top

most levels, there's always that bit of distortion. This goes on in mainline churches too.

There's always that inversion principle at play in the top most levels. There's always

this seed of corruption in the organization. But at any rate, that's a bit of a side tangent.

Let's get back to this because we only got a few minutes left and I want to close up here.

So, back to the reading it says here, thus, a belief in godly aliens that will ultimately come

in contact with a man has wide interfaith acceptance among secularists, spiritualists, and the world's

largest religions who seem ready and even excited about embracing their official disclosure moment.

Something these authors believe holds dangerous and deceptive n times ramifications.

I don't disagree with these authors here. It does have dangerous n times ramifications.

Let's read on. I just want to read a little bit more here before we sign off.

The role of Petrus Romanus for the alien savior. In our previous work, Petrus Romanus,

we carefully detailed a prophecy by Malachi O. Morgheir, or Saint Malachi, as he is known to Catholics,

having to do with the last Pope. This prophecy was hidden for hundreds of years inside the highly

guarded vaults of the Vatican Library. It contains a list of Latin verses predicting each of the Roman

Catholic popes from Pope Celestine II to the final Pope, Petrus Romanus, or Peter the Roman,

whose reign assists the rise of Antichrist and ends in the destruction of Rome. According to

this 900-year-old prophecy, the Pope following Benedict XVI is this final pontiff.

Gonna pause for a moment here, folks. Remember this was written in 2013, and I think

Pope Benedict was the Pope at that point, and now we have

this other Pope. We have the final Pope, according to the prediction of Malachi here,

Father Malachi. Saint Malachi, as they call him. They take these types of things very seriously

within the Jesuit order and within the Vatican, and of course this final Pope, this Pope we have now,

this Pope Francis, is in a vowed Jesuit, acknowledged openly. This was never supposed to be the case with

the Pope. So now we see here that this is supposed to be the final Pope, and maybe, just maybe there's

something to this notion. Let's read on here. It says the last segment of the prophecy reads here, quote,

in the extreme persecution of the Holy Roman Church, there will sit Peter the Roman,

who will nourish the sheep in many tribulations when they are finished. The city of seven hills

will be destroyed, and the dreadful judge will judge his people. The end, end quote. Wow, that's

pretty, pretty authoritative sounding, isn't it? Let's read on. Well, investigating this mysterious

prophecy, we learned of the long line of other Roman Catholic leaders who, down through time,

also foresaw Rome being destroyed after becoming an engine of the Antichrist. A remarkable example

of this was Dr. Henry Edward Cardinal Manning, who delivered a series of lectures in 1861 under the

title, the present crises of the Holy See tested by prophecy, in which he predicted a future crisis

in the Roman Catholic Church, resulting in apostasy, and the rise of the false prophet in Antichrist.

Of the prophecy in the book of Revelation, chapter 18 concerning the end time destruction of

mystery Babylon, Manning wrote, quote, we read in the book Apocalypse of the City of Rome,

that she said in the pride of her heart, I sit as a queen and am no widow, and sorrow I shall not see.

Therefore shall her plagues come in one day, death and mourning and famine, and she shall be

burned with fire, because God is strong, who shall judge her. Some of the greatest writers of

the church tell us that the great city of seven hills, the city of Rome will probably become a

apostate, and that Rome will again be punished for he will depart from it, and the judgment of God

will fall. And quote, Manning continued explaining how Catholicism, greatest theologians,

greed with this point of view, it says quote, the apostasy of the city of Rome and its

destruction by Antichrist, may be thoughts so new to many Catholics, that I think it will

well to recite the text of theologians of great, greatest repute. First, Melvinda, who writes

expressly on the subject, states the opinion of Rivera, Gaspar Mellus, Viagas Swarez, Bellarmine,

that Rome shall apostatize from the faith, drive away the vicar of Christ, and return to its

ancient paganism. Melvinda's words are quote, but Rome itself, in the last times of the world,

will return to its ancient idolatry power and imperial greatness. It will cast out its pontiff,

altogether apostatized from the Christian faith, terribly persecute the church, shed the blood

of martyrs more cruelly than ever, and will recover its former state of abundant wealth,

or even greater than it had under its first rulers. Lesius says in the time of Antichrist,

Rome shall be destroyed. As we see openly from the 13th chapter of the Apocalypse, and again,

the woman who thou sawst in that great city, which hath kingdom over the kings of the earth,

in which is signified Rome in its impiety, such as it was in the time of Saint John,

and shall be again at the end of the world. And Bellarmine says in the time of Antichrist,

Rome shall be desolated and burnt, as well as we learn from the 16th verse of the 17th chapter

of the Apocalypse, on which words the Jesuit erberman can, comments as follows,

we all confess with Bellarmine that the Roman people, a little before the end of the world,

will return to paganism and drive out the Roman pontiff. Anyway, folks, it gives some more

of these different sayings from these different people that assert this very same thing.

So the connotation here is the last Pope is there now. Let's get down to this portion here.

Speaking of Petrus Romanus, some have found the most analyzing aspects of

that investigation to be our preemptive work on the so-called Vatileaks scandal of 2011 to 2012,

before news services had even broke most of the details across the wire.

The world understands today that it involved the trial of Pope Benedict XVI's butler,

Paolo Gabriel, who was arrested by magistrates as the source behind leaked documents that

plagued the Vatican starting in 2011. A Vatican computer expert named Claudio Skiopoletti

was also convicted of aiding and abetting the butler in the crime, and at least one cardinal

was suspected of operating behind the scenes as well, with the butler likely just a pawn

in a deeper internal power struggle. This is not just a leak of documents that can be defined

as a betrayal, church historian Alberto Moloni wrote at the time of the trial, concluding that it

was part of a power struggle among cardinals in the Curia, the Vatican's central administration.

This is a strategy of tension, an orgy of vendettas and preemptive vendettas that has now spun

out of control of those who thought they could orchestrate it. Other Vatican insiders were equally

blunt in their assessment of Vatileaks. Believing it was a smoke screen covering a larger hidden

agenda involving Machiavellian maneuvering, what Philip Pulella for writers called a sort of

mutiny of the mon seniors, playing out behind the scenes among cardinals jockeying for the role of

the final pope. After thoroughly investigating the matter over a period of several months, we concluded.

The unpleasant reality is that a conflict over who will become Petrus Romanus is boiling beneath

the surface largely unknown to the public, but nevertheless foreseen by Catholic mystics such as

Father Herman Bernard Kramer in his work, the Book of Destiny. Let us remind the reader of his

frightening prophecy and strange interpretation of the twelfth chapter of the Book of Revelation

concerning the great wonder mentioned in verse 1. Father Kramer prophesied, quote,

The sign in heaven is that of a woman with child crying out in her travail and anguish of

delivery. In that travail, she gives birth to some definite person who is to rule the church

with a rod of iron. It then points to a conflict waged within the church to elect one who was to

rule all nations in the manner clearly stated. In accord with the texts, this is unmistakably a

papal election, for only Christ and his vicar have the divine right to rule all nations,

but at this time the great powers may take a menacing attitude to hinder the election

of the logical and expected candidate by threats of a general apostasy, assassination or imprisonment

of this candidate if elected. We disagree with Kramer's interpretation of the Book of Revelation,

the idea that a specific person was born and is now of the appropriate age to fulfill the

incarnation of St. Malachi's prophecy of the popes, and to produce the man of sin is without question.

Kramer's fear that great powers may take a menacing attitude to hinder the election of the

logical and expected candidate also reverberates the sentiment of other priests past and present,

including Cardinal Archbishop Paolo Romeo, the leader of Sicily's Catholics who made headlines

February 10, 2012. When the Italian newspaper Il Fato Quote Diano, which is famous for breaking

exclusives, published parts of a secret communique involving the Cardinal and a criminal conspiracy

to assassinate Pope Benedict. Evidently, at the center of the Mord Complot, or contract to kill

the Pope, are political machinations in Rome involving Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Tarsisio

Bertone, whose growing thirst for power Benedict has come to hate, according to the leaked

document in another Italian, now favored, as successor by Benedict Cardinal Angelo Scola,

currently the Archbishop of Milan, the contract against the Pope and the prediction by Cardinal Paolo,

that was allegedly made in secret to his Italian and Chinese business partners in Beijing,

were apparently believed serious enough that somebody among Paolo's listeners suspected that

he himself was involved in a specific plot to assassinate Pope Benedict XVI. At least one of those

present therefore reported the Cardinal's words to Rome and a special report on the incident

compiled by Cardinal Dario Crestrileone Hoyos, and written in German, is an attempt to stop it

from being leaked. And it was presented to the Pope on the 30th of December of last year, which

would be 2012. So we have all kinds of political intrigue as happened here, referring to this,

and actually this portion of the book goes on quite a bit further than I expected talking about all

of this intrigue within the papacy and within the topmost layers of the Vatican. But the whole point

here is they seem to have the mindset that if aliens show up on the scene, they'll accept them as

superior beings, and that may be just maybe from the aliens a savior will arise, and this will be

the Antichrist. That's the notion here that perhaps we're seeing a manifestation of things that

we can expect here in this age of deception, this time of Antichrist, this advent, this rise of

Antichrist. So the idea of extraterrestrials being problematic for the world's religions, well,

don't worry, the Vatican's got that under control. They will be the ecclesiastical benefactors

of such a thing. That's what's being stated here. They've thought about it long and hard. They

have an answer about this, and we'll see how it all shakes out here in the near future. I just

thought that this book seemed really, really prophetic of what's happening here 10 years later after

its writing. And especially the portion of this about Saint Malachi's prediction about the last

Pope. So is Pope Francis the last Pope? Once again, this is something only time we'll tell.

We do see there's been an awful lot of trouble within the Catholic Church and the Vatican over the

course of the past several years, at least the past decade or longer, scandal after scandal and

all kinds of things going on there. And we have these predictions that this will be the last Pope now.

That we see Pope Francis, maybe the last Pope, openly a Jesuit. That was also something that was

never intended to be. But the Vatican has made plans about alien contact and how they would

approach this in a theological stance in what type of a theological approach they would take

with the whole notion here. And it doesn't seem to be a problem.

It doesn't seem to be a problem for them. They'll roll with the punches. They'll adapt. That's

what the Catholic Church has always done. That's what the Jesuits have been known to do, according

even to their own Jesuit members here. They'll adapt. So they'll be the ones that make the big

announcement, hey, there's aliens. And once they have the say here, like I said earlier,

the US government has disclosed in a certain way now that aliens may in fact be real.

Still not widely acknowledged yet by everyone, but once the Vatican steps up and says, yes,

yes, aliens are real. We've known about them. We understand some things about them and we accept

them as they are. And that doesn't affect our doctrines any. Then we'll see what comes to

fruition from that. And then and only then, when both government and religion acknowledge aliens

as real, will they, in fact, be real in the minds of the masses, the alchemical wedding folks

between church and state, once it's approved by church and state together in unison in this

amalgamation, then will it be accepted? And a shift in the zeitgeist will occur. And we're seeing

the slow roll toward this right now. So it's interesting. The Vatican has these types of notions.

They've discussed this, came out in fictionalized form in 1958. Different ideas about it.

And even before then, so they've discussed this stuff, they understand there's a lot of different

stances. Religious types can take on this whole notion. What do we do with the extraterrestrials?

How do we account for that in archaeology? It could be problematic for humankind going forward.

Change your perspective on things. But they don't seem to see a problem with that. They'll adapt.

Somehow they'll adapt new doctrines to account for it. And they do this by claiming that

these aliens are likely some intermediary step between human and angel in the evolutionary

tree of life. Evolution, once again, being bound up in these ideas. You see, it's the preconceived

notion. It's the assumption being made here. It's assumed, assumed by many

in philosophical and theological circles that mankind will evolve into something better,

something more like angelic beings. And that maybe this is an intermediary process between

being man and being something more divine, you know, transhumanism. Do I need to connect the dots

to that again with you? Maybe these aliens are transhumans. That would be the definition,

wouldn't it? An intermediary species between man and divinity, transhuman, human and posthuman,

angelic. Maybe the angels are posthuman in this view. And this is what they're pushing for.

Food for thought, ladies and gentlemen. Food for thought out there. I thought it was interesting

to take a look. The Vatican does have some types of plans in place for the arrival of extraterrestrials.

They will essentially acknowledge these beings as being a step below angels, but a step above man,

that's essentially what the stance is that has been made here by those within official

dom in the Vatican. They would be accepted in that we would learn from them, we would probably accept

spiritual truths from them, things they told us as being spiritually true. And I think they've

actually come to the conclusion that these beings would have to be, would have to be spiritually

higher than us, spiritually superior to us in some way, because they do not fall victim to

the curse of original sin. And I think that's what the doctrine that they've accepted within

the Vatican is, so that when these, and if these beings do show up, well, they're superior,

they're the next step. Human beings can maybe get there one day by following their example.

So we'll see how it all shakes out, hopefully nothing really comes of any of it, but we'll see,

we're living in momentous times. It all smacks of suspicious to me, that's all I have to say about

it, seems to me to align with many of the warnings the Bible has given us. And when you have the

actual officialdom telling you certain things about these different manifestations that may or

may not appear here soon, you have to be mindful of that because the very elect will be deceived.

It's been written. So we need to really make sure our hearts and our minds are right with our

creator, folks. We're going to be navigating some very tricky waters here in the near future. I have

a no doubt. So regardless of how it all shakes out and what it all looks like, we're facing some very

interesting times to come. So buckle up, kids. It's going to be a wild ride. Anyway, I wanted to thank

you all for tuning in tonight. I appreciate each and every one of you. We'll catch you next time.

Have a good one now.