
        For
        Yahweh alone I patiently wait; he is the one who delivers
        me. He alone is my protector and deliverer. He is my
        refuge; I will not be upended. 
         How long will you threaten a man like me?
        All
        of you are murderers, as dangerous as a leaning wall or an
        unstable fence. 
         They spend all their time planning how to bring their
        victim down. They love to use deceit, they pronounce
        blessings with their mouths, but inwardly they utter
        curses.
        Patiently wait for God alone, my soul! For He is the one
        who gives me hope. He alone is my protector and
        deliverer. He is my refuge; I will not be shaken. God
        delivers me and exalts me; God is my strong protector and
        my shelter. Psalm 62:1-7.
        
        
        
        
        
        "The
        right to doubt honestly, that is, doubt that is based on a
        reasonable apprehension of fantasies and contradictions
        being present in a dogma imposed by synagogue and state, is
        a Socratic imperative and an immemorial right
        
        — one
        that existed up until the time when the Talmudic spirit
        replaced the New Testament spirit." 
        Michael Hoffman
        
        
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        The papal execution of a Catholic
        reformer
        
        
        The burning of Savonarola and two of his supporters,
        Florence, 1498
        
The
        most faithful and effective opponent of occultism in the
        Church in the past 500 years was an Italian Dominican who
        Pope Alexander VI excommunicated and demanded be executed
        by fire. Girolamo
        Savonarola had turned Florence, previously the capital of
        sodomy in Italy, into a renewed Catholic community.
        The
        pope’s wish was made reality on May 23, 1498.
        He
        and two of his supporters were stripped and burned in the
        city’s central Plaza della Signoria, and Florence
        quickly returned to its pagan putrescence (cf.
        The Occult Renaissance Church of
           Rome, pp.
           222-237).
        
        On Maundy Thursday, 1527, the heroic Italian peasant street
        preacher Brandano da Petroio called Medici Pope Clement
        VII—to
        his face, “Bastardo sodomita!” (“sodomite
        bastard”)—
        an
        act of intrepid truth-telling for which he was imprisoned
        under harsh conditions, until liberated by Spanish troops
        during the sack of Rome. In the ensuing 493 years no other
        jeremiad against papal and Vatican sodomy appeared until
        the extent of the systematic molestation of youths was made
        notorious beginning in the early years of this century. The
        molestation network is still in place, however.
        
        
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