The Jesuits in Russia—from Russia with hate!!

The Jesuits entered Russia from the very beginning seeking to overthrow the Orthodox Church and annex that GREAT country to the Spanish Empire.

The Orthodox Church came from Constantinople which was founded by Emperor Constantine—the first Pope.

All true Christians—both East and West—originally called themselves CATHOLIC which means UNIVERSAL in contradistinction to the Jewish congregation which was local and restricted to Jews and proselytes only.

When Rome and Constantinople split around 1054, the Papacy arrogated the name CATHOLIC while the Greeks adopted the name Orthodox which means adhering to the accepted or traditional and established faith.

Henceforth, the Pope's followers called themselves Roman Catholics while the Greeks called themselves Orthodox.

At the time of the blessed Reformation, a new name was given to those who followed the teachings of the Bible alone and rejected Rome's claims.... They were called Protestants . . . but they are the true CATHOLIC and ORTHODOX CHRISTIANS.

The Orthodox Church struck deep roots in Russia, and when Constantinople fell to the Turks in 1453, Moscow was actually known as the "third Rome."

The Orthodox still use crosses and icons but are forbidden the use of statues or idols.

The Vatican has been fighting vainly for over 1,000 years to bring the Orthodox back under Roman Catholicism.

The Orthodox don't seek to dominate and control the government like the Papacy, but are content to be subject to the higher powers as the Scripture commands.

It was always very, very difficult for the Jesuits to penetrate Orthodox Russia from within . . . so their first major attempt at its overthrow from without was made by the Jesuit tool Napoleon Bonaparte.

Napoleon's invasion of Russia in 1812

After he was crowned Emperor of the French, Napoleon decided to make himself Emperor of Russia too. On June 22, 1812, he launched a massive invasion of Russia with over half a millions soldiers from France and his other vassal states.

Napoleon arrived back in France with his Grande Armée reduced by 570,000 of his best soldiers.

Alliances were quickly formed against him and he was forced to abdicate. He eventually made a comeback and finally met his Waterloo on June 18, 1815....This put an end to the Jesuits dream of conquering Russia until the 20th century.

Grigori Rasputin—the Mad (Jesuit) Monk!!

Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin—the Mad Monk—the name itself tells us everything we need to know about his character....It conjures up images of dark intrigues and your worst nightmares....Even in Russia today, parents tell their children that if they don't behave, Rasputin will get them!!

Rasputin belonged to a mysterious, bizarre sect called Khlysts or Khlysty which were just Jesuits in disguise:

"The Khlysty sect drew their greatest strength from mystery, and in order to preserve this mystery, to protect the truth from any profanation, the founders of the new doctrine prescribed that their adherents should strictly observe in externals the forms of the "false faith," Orthodoxy, and even distinguish themselves by special zeal in observance" (Fülöp-Miller, Rasputin the Holy Devil, p. 19).

In 1903, Rasputin arrived in Saint Petersburg, where he gradually gained a reputation as a starets (or holy man) with strange supernatural powers of healing and prophecy.

St. Petersburg was the ideal place for anybody seeking access to Emperor Nicholas II and his family.

Nicholas and Alexandra

Nicholas and Alexandra ruled the vast Russian Empire from Poland in the West to the Pacific ocean in the East. They had 4 daughters and one son named Alexei.

Tsarevich Alexei had a blood disease known as hemophilia which was life threatening. This was a golden opportunity for Rasputin, who was introduced to the court by Anna Vyrubova, lady-in-waiting to the Empress.

Rasputin gained total ascendancy over the royal family through his healing of the Tsar's son. Just like David Riccio in Scotland, he began to fill important government positions with his "friends."

Rasputin had total control over Nicholas and Alexandra

At the beginning of WWI, Rasputin's advice caused the Tsar to make disastrous decisions on the battlefield leading to the withdrawal of Russia from the war.

Cartoons began to appear on the streets of St. Petersburg showing the Tsar as a puppet of Rasputin and the Tsaritsa as his LOVER.

Art does mirror life and the cartoons were expressing the political reality of the Russian royal family. Rumors were flying the the lecherous Rasputin was having sex with Tsarists . . . and her daughters!!

The murder of Rasputin in 1916

As in the case of David Riccio in Scotland, 2 patriotic Russians named Prince Felix Yusupov and Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich decided to get rid of Rasputin in order to save their country. It's doubtful that they knew he was a Jesuit in disguise but they knew he was a menace to the royal family and the nation.

It's doubtful that they knew he was a Jesuit in disguise, but they knew he was a menace to the royal family and the nation.

The poison had no effect, so he was shot several times and dumped in the Neva River.

The Russian Revolution of 1917 was revenge for the killing of Rasputin!!

The murder of Rasputin was a big blow to the Jesuits scheme for the "conversion" of Russia. They lost a vital insider who could produce a Jesuit heir to the throne plus stack the government with Roman Catholic sympathizers.

Whenever a nation closes the door to the Jesuits, the result is always an atheistic regime to take its place. In England, after the Glorious Revolution, they introduced atheism with the teachings of Charles Darwin. The same pattern was followed in Russia with the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.

With the communist regime in power, Russia was now officially atheistic, and this paved the way for another invasion of Russia, this time by Nazi Germany, in order to get rid of "godless" Russia!!

Nazi Germany invaded Russia in 1941

On June 22, 1941, three million German troops attacked the Soviet Union, breaking the non-aggression pact Hitler had concluded with Stalin two years earlier. This invasion, called Operation Barbarossa, seized huge amounts of territory, including the Baltic states, Belarus, and Ukraine.

Nazi Germany was finally defeated by Russia in 1945 ending the career of Jesuit tool Adolf Hitler.

References

De Jonge, Alex. The Life and Times of Grigori Rasputin. Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, New York, 1982.

Fülöp-Miller, René. Rasputin the Holy Devil. The Viking Press, New York, 1928.

Fülöp-Miller, René. The Power and Secrets of the Jesuits. George Braziller, Inc., New York, 1956.

Copyright © 2008 by

Niall Kilkenny

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