The "American Revolution" was a staged production on both sides of the Atlantic. The United States has been nothing more than a Freemasonic Wind-Up toy to subvert Christendom. The center of the City of London is Blackfriars Abbey, the Deepest Part of the Deep State. Another Deep Part is the Belgian Castle, originator of the Dutch East India Company. (Currently Royal Dutch Shell.)
The "American Revolution" was a staged production on both sides of the Atlantic. The United States has been nothing more than a Freemasonic Wind-Up toy to subvert Christendom. The center of the City of London is Blackfriars Abbey, the Deepest Part of the Deep State. Another Deep Part is the Belgian Castle, originator of the Dutch East India Company. (Currently Royal Dutch Shell.)
The City of London only came into being about 1649 or so. While Henry VIII was probably in on it, the center of Jooish activity was definitely the Vatican. It had much more political power in the 13th Century than what it does now. Pope Boniface VIII, who murdered his saintly predecessor Celestine V, wrote Unam Sanctum to fortify the supreme political power of the popes. This power would become hidden after the so-called Protestant Reformation, which in actuality was fomented to divide Christendom into two poles- The Ultramontanes and the Modernists, while the True Monastic Christians slowly perished in the process. What was obvious in the 13th century is still the fundamental political landscape- everything since the "Reformation" has just been to obfuscate the process.
The "American Revolution" was a staged production on both sides of the Atlantic. The United States has been nothing more than a Freemasonic Wind-Up toy to subvert Christendom. The center of the City of London is Blackfriars Abbey, the Deepest Part of the Deep State. Another Deep Part is the Belgian Castle, originator of the Dutch East India Company. (Currently Royal Dutch Shell.)
The City of London only came into being about 1649 or so. While Henry VIII was probably in on it, the center of Jooish activity was definitely the Vatican. It had much more political power in the 13th Century than what it does now. Pope Boniface VIII, who murdered his saintly predecessor Celestine V, wrote Unam Sanctum to fortify the supreme political power of the popes. This power would become hidden after the so-called Protestant Reformation, which in actuality was fomented to divide Christendom into two poles- The Ultramontanes and the Modernists, while the True Monastic Christians slowly perished in the process. What was obvious in the 13th century is still the fundamental political landscape- everything since the "Reformation" has just been to obfuscate the process.