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ganization, where are we going? Are the prelates trying to avoid the hatred of men at the price of
sacrificing loyalty to the Paraclete?
If the assembled prelates had expended as much zeal and effort implementing the mandates and
doctrines of Christ as they have endeavoring to nullify His predictions, their score board of success
and failure would read much differently today.
[H: No, this is incorrect, for any "man"--be he of a Church or of any human placement--
cannot find TRUTH IN FALSE CONCEPTS. RELIGION AND SPIRIT ARE OPPOSITE IN
MEANING.]
ESSAY ELEVEN
(A)
HOPE FOR SURVIVAL
In a previous essay I reported that His Holiness, Pope Paul VI, contributed substantial sums of
money both to the ILO (a European Communist labor organization) and, to the leftist-inclined
World Council of Churches or its affiliate.
In doing so, no attempt at that time was made to rationalize Paul's actions, because I felt it would
be both forceful and understandable to close this series of essays with that thought in mind and, at
the same time, disclose a "new look" at Communism, Capitalism and the future of the despairing
world in which we live.
During my public career as a priest who was privileged to address millions of persons, I
consistently and forcefully criticized the private manufacture and control of money which is the
lifeblood of economy.
Food, shelter, clothing and health, in great degree, depend upon its availability as do the peace
and prosperity of a nation. Without an abundance of pay-envelopes and profits, there cannot be an
abundance of taxes to care for education, transportation and communication. Without a just and
equitable distribution of the burdens of taxation, those who enjoy exemptions, when they are
capable of sharing the burden, are exploiters both of the poor and the vast middle-class wage earners
and salaried citizens.
Moreover, these persons or groups who, first, seize the power to create money (be it currency or
credit) and then loan it to the government at interest are, indeed, the prime enemies of the nation,
particularly when in time of war they profit not only on the privations and lives of their fellow
citizens but on the manufacture and transportation of war materials, all of which are non-productive;
all of which subtract from the wealth and wellbeing of society.
For more than fifty years the American public gradually has been learning that the Federal
Reserve Banks which control our money also create it by a simple stroke of the pen. It cost them
little save the paper, printing and distribution necessitated to put it into circulation when the
government, which these same persons control, places an order for more billions of dollars to be
"borrowed" in order to purchase battleships, submarines, bombers, bullets, rifles, uniforms and
coffins for the uninformed, brainwashed soldiers whose lives are part of the expendable materials in
the total involvement.
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