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Chapter 1  
     
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 When discussing the attempt to discern the true total financial position of the Catholic Church there are three things that immediately make the task extremely difficult:
  
2.
 (1) The lack of transparent accounting and disclosure by the Catholic Church of all its assets;
(2) The prevailing belief that the Catholic Church is principally dedicated to good, in spite of a few “bad apples”; and
(3) The belief that any attempt to discern the truth is automatically anti-christian, immoral and hurts genuine good work.
  
  The lack of transparency  
3.
 The simple lack of any proper accounting, let alone full transparency of the total financial position of the catholic Church and every single of its subsidiaries and branches means no individual, probably including the Pope knows the full extend of the wealth of the church.
  
4.
 In recent years the Catholic Church has revealed parts of its vast wealth, in the case of the United States because it was forced in some of the hundreds of sexual abuse cases against its clergy and in other cases, because it chose to divulge some financial data relating specifically to the running of the Vatican itself.
  
5.
 However the true enormity of the wealth held by the Catholic Church remains difficult to understand, with wild speculation of “secret” treasures of Billions of dollars in gold bullion, property, cash and jewels.
  
6.
 The problem of lack of transparency means that any case against the church is not able to play on an even field. Particularly in the awarding of damages of proven cases against the Catholic Church, there has already been several examples of awards being appealed and reduced on the claim that such payments directly harm the churches ability to deliver front line services such as health care, homeless aid, family shelters and other highly emotional areas.
  
7.
 Without transparency, these claims are difficult if not impossible to refute, especially when the church itself has sometimes closed services, therefore seeming to support its “we are poor” claims.
  
  The church is dedicated to good  
8.
 The second impediment to any reasonable discussion of the true financial position of the Catholic Church is the mistaken belief that the Catholic Church and indeed Christianity is a force dedicated to good, and that only a few “bad apples” give it a bad name.
  
9.
 Nothing could be farther from the truth. As has been outlined in great detail, the Christian religion was not formed by Jesus, nor the apostles, but by Paul of Tarsus and the very High Priest Jewish family that ordered the crucifixion of Jesus as well as the murder of his blood relatives and family.
  
10.
 Christianity was specifically designed to stop the true message of Jesus and the apostles from getting through. It is and remains an organisation wholly dedicated to the perpetuation of evil and for the suppression and infliction of misery on as many people as possible for as long as it can still maintain power.
  
11.
 Contrary to being an organisation dedicated to Jesus and God, the Christian church was founded by the oldest sect of dedicated Satanists, who worshipped child sacrifice and cannibalism. These same Sadducee families remain largely in control of the Roman Catholic Church even today.
  
12.
 The Catholic Church spends per annum less than one tenth of one percent of its unholy wealth on front line services to help people. These services are purely for show, to do the bare minimum to maintain the façade of the Vatican being a force for good. The vast majority of the wealth of the church instead is dedicated to one aim and one aim only, the perpetuation of evil.
  
13.
 Wars cost money. Terrorism costs money. Murder and fear campaigns all cost lots of money. The church uses its vast wealth to maintain influence and control so as to prevent the universal rise of democratic principles and the solving of poverty. It obstructs acts of kindness. It trains and supports arms dealers and terrorists. It promotes pedophilia and the corruption of children. It encourages governments to ban drugs so that it can make money selling drugs illegally and encourage the destruction of the minds of youth.
  
14.
 It is the singularly most evil organisation to ever exist on planet Earth across the entire history of the planet Earth- all because it hides under the cloak of goodness.
  
15.
 For if the modern world was ever to realize just how large and obscene the extent of the wealth of the Catholic Church, there would be riots (as there have been in history) against the church and it might be its final end.
  
16.
 Instead, it promotes the notion of an organisation dedicated to good in which just a few bad apples, a continues supply of bad apples for 2,000 years have spoiled an otherwise exemplary history of charity and goodness.
  
  That seeking the truth is really about telling lies against the church  
17.
 It is no accident that Christian churches and the Catholic Church seek to provide front line services. These are the most visible in our community and invaluable media tools when confronted with accusations. For who believes an academic against a priest or nun handing out food to poor orphans in an underdeveloped country? Who believes a web site seeking to discern the truth when men and women dressed like angels and saints speak in placid, thoughtful tones about forgiveness and peace?
  
18.
 This is the most difficult and often the virtually impossible barrier to breach. For our society is built upon the basic premise that bad people wear black hats and good people wear white hats. That goodness is stereotypically able to be discerned by any person with common sense, just as evil is discernable, often because of the noxious smell of sulfur or evidence of demonic witchcraft symbols.
  
19.
 As superficial as its sounds, this is by and large how we live our lives in the belief that good and evil not only are easy to spot, but somehow have some unwritten agreement to maintain the code of dress. So when a person dressed in white, holding a long staff and standing on a balcony speaks of peace, love and understanding they must automatically be good, if not holy.
  
20.
 This is and remains the churches greatest asset and weapon against any attack. The necessary superficiality of being human. That to think or behave otherwise is to lose trust in society and therefore to find it extremely difficult to function. This is what the Vatican uses to maximum effect and has used with great skill for the past two hundred years.
  
21.
 Prior to that, before the media and the Jesuit control of finance and strategy, Popes did not have to pretend to be good. Many Popes and over many centuries were quite happy to be as evil as any men in history, dressing in satanic garb and openly murdering and sodomizing innocent people. But in the modern age of media, that is totally dependent upon stereotypes to enable the simplest possible transmission of messages, the Catholic Church has found a powerful ally.
  
22.
 So whenever a hard quest is asked of the Church, the living saints, the poor, the afflicted are trotted out to refute it as awful terrible lies.
  
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 This is the challenge to find the truth. The future of the world depends upon it answer.
  

 
 
 

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