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Thanks for the history. Interesting look at how leaders of Catholic Maryland defended their Catholicism in balance with their patriotism in the shadow of a distinctly anti-Papist Protestant and Deist national culture. Still it gave me pause when I got to the part about the speaker having comfortably rubbed elbows with the allegedly Freemason founders.

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If I would juxtapose this blather with the timeline of events in Donald's Jeffries' "Hidden History- Crimes and Cover-Ups in American Politics from 1776 to 1963 (What you were never taught in the Classroom)" it makes for uproarous laughter. But the line of hilarity that takes the proverbial cake is this one: "France, at that era, saw upon her throne the worthy descendant of Louis XIV, the religious successor of Charlemagne and Louis IX." He almost got that one right, as we shall see. And now, as Paul Harvey would say, for the rest of the story.

The "American Revolution" was so much Hoi Polloi and theatre that, like so many wars, was planned on both sides of the Atlantic. The American "Founding Fathers" were. for the most part, a collection of Merchant Freemasons and Agnostics who were engineering a nation free of the moral fetters of Christendom, particularly fealty to a church, a righteous Catholic hangover in Protestant Countries, and License and Agnosticism for all. To a man, the "Founding Fathers" decried "Popery" and "Monkish Superstitions". The Catholics among them, John and Charles Carroll, were way ahead of their time, conducting Mass in the vernacular and having Protestant Ministers come to give a Sermon from time to time. (They would have been right at home in post-Vatican II Catholic Amercia).

One of the most famous of the Revolutionaries was Ben Franklin, Sodomite, Pederast, and Satanist, if certain circles are to be believed. His most famous line was heard by many a prostitute: "Would you like to join me in the pursuit of happiness?" Why this scoundrel had the ear of the Roman Curia would be a wonder until you start to read the letters of Cardinal Rampolla to Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland, but we won't dive into that rabbit hole today. Suffice to say that the "Deep State" and the "Deep Church" have been with us much longer than many would care to think.

Of course, all the Revolutionaries were anti-Catholic to a tee, and they and their Masonic Comrades in the Illuminati across the sea had big plans- the establishment of no less than what St John would call the Scarlett Harlot of the Apocalypse, who rideth a like-colored beast while drinking from her goblet of impurities and sitteth upon many waters.

We can be thankful that the Archbishop of Quebec did not get the Vatican memo and was having nothing to do with Uncle Ben and Fr John Carroll when they came with an embassy for the cause. He defrocked any priest who would dare harbor the delegation and rallied the good people of Quebec and Montreal to rout the "Colonials" and send them skittering back to New York with their proverbial tail tucked around their legs.

General Howe proved himself most inept and stogy, refusing to harangue the Rebel Army while it helped itself to British munitions, cannon, stores, and etc. Meanwhile, the Minutemen of Massachusetts, while quite happy to go out and shoot British for a day for a fee, were not so amenable to a long march miles and weeks away from their homesteads. They refused to be drafted and were jailed by the thousands. So much for the call of freedom and liberty. Like the British Hessians, they were willing to fight so long as the price was right, but the Colonial Monopoly Money... er, Scrip was refused by the local farmers and merchants when it was soon realized that the First Version of the Federal Reserve, like all subsequent, resolved to print its way to prosperity. Hence the Long Hard Winter at Valley Forge. Cousin George can thank his intelligence, however, that the Hessians, warm and comfortable, were having a Merry Little Christmas when Washington Crossed the Delaware and helped himself to all their supplies. Once again, the British were the Colonials greatest benefactor.

Then of course, we have the great Marquis Lafayette (whose name is pronounced about five ways and if the local version is not correct nobody knows what the heck you are talking about. "La-Fee-et Street? Never heard of that." "La-Feet Street? Not around here.") and the Great General Pulaski. As for Pulaski, he was just a few doors down from the Hessians to the East of Prussia, and just as opportune. He was recruited by the Freemasons to drill and muster the "recruits", and give them some morale before the rest of the company deserted at Valley Forge. As for Mr Lafayette, he came with real French Coinage, to return the Federal Reserve to a Gold Standard for the time being, and brought with him a French Entourage, whose devotion to the Blessed Sacrament so edified the local Puritan Population of Boston that Our Lord had to be taken shipboard every sunset lest the mob profane Him by the Dawns Early Light.

A detailed discussion of all the staged foibles of the "Revolutionary War" will await a later date. Suffice to say that when, between the battles of Noland and Trafalgar, has a British Fleet ever been routed by the French Navy, as it was off the Yorktown Peninsula? But then again, this Wolf supposes that, with enough luck, McHale's Pt Boat Navy could have sunk the IJN Yamato.

Finally, let us briefly discuss Louis XVI, the "Most Catholic King", as Pius VI like to call him. Like Pius XII concerning Vatican II, he surrounded himself with the revolutionaries, and ate cake along with Marie Antoinette while the French peasants starved in a contrived famine that gave the fledgling Rothschild Banksters enormous profits. Suffice to say he was like his Sodomite predecessor Louis XIV in many ways, and like the Barbarian Charlemagne, but most unlike Louis IX, who almost changed the course of history.

And so, on that warm October day in 1781, the British surrendered at Yorktown, and General Cornwallis, General Washington, and the Marquis Lafayette had a good old fashioned Masonic Hoedown, before parting ways to continue their parts in the de-Christianization of the world. Washington and his successors would soon be harassing Catholic Mexico, land of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Lafayette would return to lead France to Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, and Cornwallis would oversee the final dissolution of the Glory of the English Crown and the transfer of the reign of power to the East India Company, where it remains to this very day.

In the Holy Hearts of Jesus and Mary.

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