The Vatican State

The State Of The Vatican

Anyone familiar with history knows that the Roman Catholic Church is primarily a political organization with totalitarian designs. For those gullible, naive Americans who think that the Pope is a Christian pastoring a church, here is some of the old whore’s work in a magazine called Family, which is advertised as the “magazine of military wives” (Sept. 15, 1989, p. 18).

“The Vatican City State {did you get that word: “state”?}, among other things, operates its own bank, post office, pharmacy, and commissary, employing nearly two thousand people, of which three hundred have Vatican citizenship. The Vatican has its own flag {did you get that?}, its own diplomatic corps {did you get that?}, and its own army {did you get that?}. The state’s internal powers are organized much like those of other nations {did you get that?}. Legislative regulations within the governing structure are issued by the Supreme Pontifical Commission for the Administration of the State of Vatican City and by the Governor of the State {p. 34}. The judicial power resides in one judge, the Court of First Instance, a Court of Appeal, and a Court of Cessation, which operate in the name of the Pontiff. The executive power is delegated to the Pontifical Commission. On these bodies depend the various administrative and technical offices and services.”

The Vatican is a state, it is a nation, with political ambitions. Today the Vatican, tomorrow the world. At least that is what is most famous member said. Adolph Hitler was born, raised, sprinkled, and confirmed Roman Catholic.