Archbishop Viganò: "A dangerous subversive elite has infiltrated the highest levels of Western institutions to implement a criminal global plan."
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Vite di innocenti finite nel tritacarne mediatico, reputazioni distrutte, famiglie costrette a pagare il prezzo di accuse poi cadute. E le scuse? Mai arrivate.
È il metodo Report.
Anche di fronte agli errori, Ranucci continua a difendere fino alla fine un modo di fare informazione che trasforma il giornalismo d’inchiesta in gogna mediatica, senza mai assumersi la responsabilità delle conseguenze.
Perché chi fa informazione ha il diritto di indagare e denunciare. Ma quando sbaglia ha anche il dovere di riconoscerlo e chiedere scusa. Soprattutto a chi, per quella macchina del fango, ha pagato un prezzo altissimo.
2 of 2 and the substitution of a new state of things in accordance with their ideas, of which the foundations and laws shall be drawn from mere naturalism.”
1 of 2 But the objective of Freemasonry, Pope Leo XIII says, is even more evil than the means it uses: “The utter overthrow of that whole religious and political order of the world which the Christian teaching has produced,
3 of 3 of cultured men intent on the betterment of the masses. On enrollment, the candidates promised total obedience to their superiors on pain of horrible penalties not excluding death, which was at times even meted out by assassins.
1 of 3 Pope Leo XIII objected to the following: Freemasonry’s rites and mysteries, its ultimate purposes and doctrines, and the names of its leaders were concealed not just from outsiders but from many members of the societies.
2 of 3 Candidates for entry were made to swear oaths in advance that they would never reveal the membership or the matters discussed at meetings, while to strangers the Masons presented themselves as an innocuous but well-meaning group
Teilhard de Chardin wrote about the end times. In The Phenomenon of Man & The Future of Man, he explained his evolutionary theology, in which the Omega Point, Christ, 2nd person of the Trinity, drew both the material & spiritual dimensions of the universe toward greater Unity.
2 of 2 will [also] be subjected to the one who subjected everything to him, so that God may be all in all. — 1 Corinthians 15: 26-28 (from the last page of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s journal, written three days before his death).
1 of 2 The last enemy to be destroyed is death, for “he subjected everything under his feet.” But when it says that everything has been subjected, it is clear that it excludes the one who subjected everything to him. When everything is subjected to him, then the Son himself
2 of 2 the Fabian Society brought together a remarkable group of intellectuals who shared one core conviction: that socialism could be achieved peacefully, gradually, and through democratic means rather than revolution.
1 of 2 The Fabian Society and the English road to socialism were influenced by the fact that while Bernstein was rattling German socialism, a strikingly similar movement was taking shape in Britain. Founded in London in 1884,
2 of 2 Their motto, “educate, agitate, organise,” captured this patient, persuasive spirit. They believed propaganda should appeal to reason and the intellect rather than stir up violent passions.
1 of 2 Rather than building a separate revolutionary force to smash the state, the Fabians aimed to quietly infiltrate existing institutions, political parties, civil services & the educated public, and gradually soak them in socialist ideas until those ideas became mainstream.
2 of 2 Critics from the revolutionary left, however, have long argued that gradualism risks taming socialism into something that merely manages capitalism rather than replacing it, and that working within the system can blunt its radical edge.
1 of 2 The argument between revolution and reform was never settled, and it continues to echo through politics today. The reformist path proved enormously influential, shaping social democratic parties, welfare states, and labour movements across the democratic world.
2 of 2 in his book, “have to spread Islam to the best of their ability, multiply their numbers”.
This prophecy was a calculated evaluation of the structure of European countries. Qaradawi understood their vulnerabilities and how they can be exploited.
1 of 2 The late Yusuf al-Qaradawi, one of the leading intellectuals of the Muslim Brotherhood, said this in Doha, Qatar, in 2007: “Islam will conquer Europe without resorting to the sword or fighting. The conquest will be through da’wah and ideology”.
True believers