There were over 100 Masons who were priests, Cardinals and bishops. Many were running the Vatican. That was against the Papel law. Some of their closest friends were mafia. They were involved in the buying and selling of many companies and banks, borrowing from Peter to pay Paul, moving money to show false profits of the banks, manipulating the stocks, in the manufacture of counterfeit bonds, selling them to banks in Rome, Vatican and elsewhere, and many banks failed because of their ingenius criminal schemes. They were personally holding sometimes a thousand houses to rent out to people, stealing millions of dollars for themselves and putting money in places like the Bahamas. There was a connection between the Vatican and United States primarily the Chicago Cardinal Marcinkus and his mafia friend who was hiding there from Italian government prosecution. Marcinkus was now working for Pope Paul VI at the Vatican, not only as his bodyguard but he put him in charge of the Vatican "bank". When Pope John Paul I came in and found all of this Information to be true, plus he did not appreciate the secret sale of his Venice Catholic bank to the mafia which had given priests low interest loans for their favorite charities, etc. but no more, he had foreknowledge of some of the shenanigans that were going on in the Vatican And he remembered his demeaning dismissal by Marcinkus when he had confronted him about it. Now that he was pope, one of the first things on his agenda was to get rid of Marcinkus and Marcinkus knew it. Just over a month after becoming pope, he made a list of all the people he was removing and when he presented this list to Cardinal Villot around 7 PM, Villot could not help but notice that all of these people were Freemasons, and Pope John Paul died before the sun rose. It was said that the alarm went off and was on all night and it was not answered; guards had been removed. Early in the morning after his long-time nun and assistant who brought him coffee each morning at 4:30, found him dead , glasses's slippers, medicine, list of the people he was having removed and his will were taken and Villot called the embalmers. But the nun told a bishop, a close friend of the pope who was living in the Vatican and he started calling friends, relatives and the pope's doctor who was shocked because Luciani had been so healthy. Meanwhile, Villot and friends were busy covering their tracks. He finally called the doctor, they changed the entire story of what had happened and they lied, lied and lied. I had heard on the radio many years later, Malichi Martin, who spoke in length about this and stated that the pope died over $350 million that was missing from the Vatican. He mentioned that one banker supposedly committed suicide, but in the book, we find that many people were murdered, and the figures went up to over $1 billion of thefts. I know that God was very angry about what happened to this wonderful, honest pope who refused to wear the jeweled necklaces, he sold the two and gave the money to the poor, the fancy clothes; he wore a simple robe and walked into his own Coronation which he made simple, refusing to be carried in the Pope's chair, and refused to wear the jeweled crown, Against the rules of the Vatican, he insisted upon visiting the sick at the hospital weekly. His plan was not only to remove all the corruption from the Catholic Church, but to give most of Catholic Church's money to the poor, after liquidating all the companies. He felt sorry for people like his brother who had 10 children so was in favor of the birth control pill which went against those running the church from the Vatican. Upon the death of a pope, anything that he was implementing ended. I was on vacation in Rome and remember the tour guide pointing to a window in the Vatican apartments, saying that one of the guards was murdered over a love affair but now I wonder. I was there during the conclave, and attended the coronation outside in the Square so when when God gave me a dream about this soon after the death of Pope John Paul I, I knew it was about his death over money and eventually I figured out its full meaning and began searching for more information. I know that God and this wonderful, honest pope were very close and I can only imagine how angry God is about this. I appreciate all the time that went into this book. Although the book went into a lot of detail, it read like a best selling novel, very exciting, fascinating and unfortunately very sad. The Catholic Church was or perhaps still is in a lot of trouble.
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Not surprised. Have read it twice as well as the addendum after Vatican commissioned a book to deny everything.
