Icke / Tier 4 — The Captured Institutions and Their Instruments / religious-body
Vatican
Where each worldview places it
A front for the Babylonian Brotherhood, "wholly controlled" by it and one of its most important bases, with London and Paris a "control centre"[1]. It is controlled by the Jesuits, the Knights of Malta and top Freemasonry, and it condemns the same underground that controls it[2]. Greater power than London's lies here[3]. And the Truth Shall Set You Free adds that the P2 Lodge "took over the Papal State" through Gelli, Calvi and Sindona, and that the Knights of Malta "control the Vatican in league with other Elite elements"[4].
- Aliases
- Holy See
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Key events
- Members / notable people
- Author's claims · 10
- 01Its crest forms a skull and crossbones[7].
- 02It hoards the surviving esoteric books of the Library of Alexandria in vacuum-sealed vaults, and it keeps the Pope's gold astrological bath[8].
- 03Through King John's 1213 grant it owns the assets of the United States[3].
- 04A source says it was slowly poisoning Pope John Paul II so that a chosen successor would replace him on time[9].
- 05Monsignor Brunello was its agent[10].
- 06"The P2 Lodge took over the Papal State through the infiltration by Gelli, Calvi, and Sindona", tied to the Banco Ambrosiano fraud and the murder of Pope John Paul I[4].
- 07The Knights of Malta "control the Vatican in league with other Elite elements"; the CIA infiltrated it through the Pope's physician[4].
- 08Emperor Hirohito's government tried to surrender "through secret negotiations with the US via the Vatican" before the atomic bombs[6].
- 09And the Truth says Roman Catholics, like Jewish children, are brainwashed "with fear and guilt from the earliest age" by the Roman Church[11].
- 10In the later books it is a centre for the bloodlines since the Roman Empire and, with London and Rome, a global centre of the Cult; it co-ran Operation Paperclip, and its vaults probably still hold what was taken from the Library of Alexandria[12].