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DEMOCRACY UNDER SIEGE
The Jesuits' Attempt to Destroy the Popular Government
of the Unites States

The True Story of Abraham Lincoln's Death
by C. T. Wilcox
ISBN 1-893302-31-8
292 pages at 23.95 paperback

The subtitle of Democracy Under Siege states the information contained within was banned for over 100 years. Through letters and clippings of the period, plus detailed court records and footnotes, the author reveals this disquieting history. The history discussed in this book explains, perhaps in part, why the founders of our constitution were so adamant about the separation of church and state. The author laid out his beginning groundwork quite effectively, step by step, with footnotes to prove each point:

The Society of Jesuits was banished by Pope Clement in the 18th century and reinstated by the Congress of Vienna in the 19th century.

The Congress of Vienna at that time struck down the rights on which the USA was founded - a free press, a representative government, and separation of Church and State.

Jesuit history, philosophy, and oaths are not Christ-serving

The Jesuits are a society of hand chosen warrior priests who serve both short and long term goals of the Papacy.

As a group, the Jesuit's methods are so effective that Heinrich Himmler used the order as a model for his Nazi SS.

The conspiracies surrounding the assassination of President Lincoln, and the fa iled or successful assassinations of other presidents and politicos are numerous and well documented. There were, however, other revelations that gave me pause. One quote, in particular, struck a chilling and familiar chord. This quote was taken from Fifty Years in the Church of Rome by Charles Chiniquy, and refers to long term goals of the Jesuits.

"What does a skillful general do when he wants to
conquer a country? Does he scatter his soldiers
over the farmlands and spend their energy in
plowing the fields? NO! He keeps them close to
his flanks and marching towards the strongholds of
the rich and powerful cities. The farming countries
then submit and become the price of this victory
without moving a finger to subdue them."

This quote brought to me a vision of our modern day cities - decaying and crime ridden - and our family farms decimated and lost in the modern financial and political shuffle.

All in all, this book was a sobering experience on many levels. I thought it an interesting aside that "spin doctors" existed long before the 20th century. The spin, smoke and mirrors, and whitewash coatings applied to the historical events in this book are up the re with anything modern times might offer. Read Democracy Under Siege. Read it carefully and with an open mind. If you doubt the facts as documented, a simple check of the footnotes one by one should tell the story.

Laurel Johnson

Midwest Book Review

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