REVELATION-final1

DAY 38(Monday, 26 May 2014)AT THE DOORS OF THE VATICAN EMBASSYIt is DAY 38 of my hunger strike and I am going strong and showing no signs of weakness todaywhatsoever.Those of you who ever doubted the effectiveness of my peaceful protest and of our combinedefforts to save our children, ought to take a look at the Swedish government’s recentannouncement:http://www.government.se/sb/d/18521/a/241118This is an unprecedented move on the part of the Swedish authorities and shows that we havebroken the rank of the coalition of the unwilling and now national authorities are beginning toprotect their citizens from supra-national authorities who poison our basic elements of life withendocrine disruptors. It is very telling that the Swedish authorities refer to products thusadulterated as “biocidal”, a very apt description.Now let me continue my story where I left off yesterday.I am packing my bags with a heavy heart to return to Canada and kill the beast from within. It isnot a decision that was easy to make, knowing that I would be arrested the moment I present mypassport at the border. Before I go into the beast’s belly, I want to try to convince the Vatican togrant me temporary asylum in the hope that with the Holy See’s assistance I can slay the beastfrom the safety of the Vatican’s sanctuary. My chances are slim, I realize, because all my effortsto elicit the help of the Catholic Church have been fruitless. But it is worth a try.If I am to succeed I will have to be very persuasive and will have to convince someone who ishigh up in the Church hierarchy and intimately familiar with the depopulation secret. I settle onArchbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, the Apostolic Nuncio (ambassador) to the United States, due tohis high office and relative proximity to me, but also because I discover a speech he gave atInterpol which proves he is fully aware of the covert chemical depopulation methods.This is part of his speech that he gave in 2010:“Perhaps we need hardly mention the importance of the mission of the United Nations at a timewhen we are experiencing the obvious paradox of a multilateral consensus that continues to be incrisis because it is still subordinated to the decisions of a few, whereas the world’s problems callfor interventions in the form of collective action by the international community. The phenomenonof globalization itself – as Benedict XVI pointed out in his historic address before the UnitedNations Organization on 20 April 2008 – cannot fail to concern the UN inasmuch as, by itsessence, it constitutes "the locus of a worldwide sharing of problems and possible solutions".188