Ebook: Catholic Imperialism and World Freedom

SPARKLING AMID A BILLION-STARRED UNIVERSE, WANDERING
in cosmic insignificance, there glides the Earth the cradle
and the tomb of Man.
Species blossomed upon her and vanished; generations came
and went; religions preached and conquered; empires rose and
fell. But Freedom, sought for millennia, is still a dream to
this day.
Tyrannies, rooted in the past, are lording over a present
shaken by the thunderous march of giants racing for the
mastery of the world, where ideologies, championed by nations
burning with hatred, have palisaded the continents for global
atomic massacres; and Churches, hailing falling culture, are
spurring the combatants to mutual annihilation.
One of these, the Catholic Church, consumed by Cimmerian
dreams of formidable expansion, is biding her time to enforce
her dominion upon the human race. Not only as a spiritual,
but also as a political power, buttressed by the unshakable
conviction that it is her destiny to conquer the planet.
In a century rocked by the ruthless administration of
dictatorships of immense magnitude, riding delirious military
monsters, such a credence may be laughed to scorn.
Yet a credence, if firmly believed, can become as real as
reality. When magnified by multitudes, it is rendered irresistible.
Beliefs have conquered conquerors, routed legions,
made armies invincible, sired civilizations, dethroned nations.
They have been, and are still, the curse or the blessing, the
brake or the spur, to progress. In the past Buddhism conquered
Asia; Islam the East; Christianity the West. Today,
astounding new credos have already obscured the sun.
150,000,000 Americans, 200,000,000 Russians, have become
their paladins; colossal armaments their swords. The Catholic
is supported by 400,000,000 beings; a monolithic unit, exceeding
the U.S.A. and the Soviet Union in numbers, unity* leadership,
and faith.
Americans, Russians, and Catholics are all mobilized for
war. Freedom is their clarion call. And yet, just because of
it, freedom has never been so threatened as it is today. In its
name they are enslaving the world. Whoever hesitates to
submit to their kind of freedom is branded a foe of freedom.
And hence to be destroyed; freedom having become the
alternative to either global slavery or atomic incineration.
To the Catholic Church freedom has always meant Catholic
freedom: namely, total Catholic dominion over the world.
Catholic dominion, spelling total implementation of the most
fundamental tenet of Catholicism, means only one thing: total
extinction of whatever is non-Catholic.
The attempt of the Catholic Church to erase freedom
wherever she is paramount is almost two thousand years old.
Unprecedented machinations have characterized her conduct
in the last few decades. Yesterday Fascism, one of her pet
creatures, hurled mankind into World War II. Today its
successors are hurling mankind into World War III. Like
them, the Catholic Church has set up her standard, to enforce
upon the twentieth century her own brand of freedom.
To that end, she has promoted immense hate crusades,
inspired great ideological movements, supporting and opposing
sundry contestants for world dominion so as ultimately to
further her own, in the wake of military devastations.
The physical symbol of one of the most malevolent
forces of modern times, however, will no longer enjoy
unmerited immunity.
Baron Avro Manhattan was born April 6, 1914, in Milan, Italy, of American and Swiss/Dutch parents. He was educated at the Sorbonne in Paris and the London School of Economics. He was jailed in Italy for refusing to serve in the Fascist dictator Mussolini's army.
For his service he was made a Knight of Malta, a Knight of the House of Savoy as well as a Knight Templar, a Knight of the Order of Mercedes as well as a member of the Royal Society of Literature. Of his more than 20 books include the best-selling The Vatican in World Politics, was a best-seller translated into most major languages including Chinese and Russian.