“The Epstein scapegoat?”

“The Epstein scapegoat?”

It has been fascinating watching the Epstein narrative unfold as well as seeing nearly all the blame for the heinous crimes of sex trafficking be placed on one individual and few of his overtly evil counterparts such as Bill Gates, the Clintons, etc.

The narrative seems to be a form of cover, designed to hide (and thereby extend) the trafficking operations that run through Masonic lodges, religious bodies (ie. Vatican), and govt. agencies, all while steering the public to associate sex trafficking with a single prominent villain

Ultimately, concealing the ancient bloodlines, papal families, and occult orders that have been behind SRA and human trafficking for centuries

But not only is Epstein a scapegoat for the hidden hand, he is also a scapegoat for the current system. His apparent exposure is fueling mass distrust toward our current power structure, thereby playing right into its controlled demolition. In order for this new system to rise, the old must be brought to ashes…

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The Pennsylvania report on clergy sex abuse spawned a wave of probes nationwide. Now what?

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan is among 14 state attorneys general, plus the District of Columbia, investigating the Catholic Church in the wake of an explosive August report on sexual abuse by Catholic priests in Pennsylvania. (Ashlee Rezin/Chicago Sun-Times/AP)

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Tom Jackman

Michelle Boorstein
Julie Zauzmer


November 22 at 4:28 PM

The explosive report about sexual abuse by Catholic priests unveiled by a Pennsylvania grand jury in August has set off an unprecedented wave of investigations over the last several months, with attorneys general in 14 states and the District of Columbia announcing probes and demanding documents from Catholic officials. Those efforts have been joined by a federal investigation out of Philadelphia that may become national in scope.

The swift and sweeping response by civil authorities contrasts sharply with the Vatican’s comparatively glacial pace. While some U.S. dioceses have published lists of priests they say have been credibly accused of sexual abuse and two cardinals have been ousted, the Vatican this month put on hold a vote by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on measures to hold bishops more accountable until after a global synod in early 2019. In the meantime, Rome has done little to address the crisis.

“The Catholic Church has proven that it cannot police itself,” said Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan (D), whose state is among those investigating. “And civil authorities can’t let the church hide child sexual abuse allegations as personnel matters. They’re crimes. We need a full accounting of the church.”

The new investigations are taking place in a very different climate than existed in 2002, when the Boston Globe exposed decades of abuse and coverups in that city. Many lay Catholics have lost faith in the church’s ability to right itself and are pushing for civil authorities to hold high-ranking church officials accountable. There’s also a greater willingness by law enforcement to do battle with a church that has become a far less formidable local presence. And the graphic grand jury report has spurred widespread public outrage.

However, hope for action won’t be satisfied quickly. Following an initial flurry of news conferences and calls to hotlines set up for the public to report abuse, there is likely to be an extended period of silence while prosecutors gather evidence.

State and federal prosecutors have three tools at their disposal: criminal charges against allegedly guilty priests or even the bishops believed to have abetted their abuse, civil suits against individuals or larger church entities, and public reports that expose the names and deeds of accused abusers without formal action.
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'It doesn’t ever go away’: Victims recount sexual abuse by priests

Three survivors recounted sexual abuse by Catholic priests in a video released by the Pennsylvania Attorney General on Aug. 14. (Pennsylvania Attorney General/Reuters)

As authorities launch their investigations, often involving episodes that are decades old, they make no promises about where their probes will ultimately lead.

The Crusader Who Exposed Pennsylvania’s Sadistic Priests

THE GOOD FIGHT

BARBIE LATZA NADEAU

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ROME — Richard Serbin remembers the day in 1987 when he met 19-year-old Michael Hutchinson. The skinny young man was in a mental health institution for criminals serving time for robbery and male prostitution. “I can remember that meeting very well,” said Serbin, who was 40 at the time and just getting his bearings in what he thought would be a career dedicated to civil cases against big corporations. “He was very hyper and he got all these candy bars from the vending machine. Then he told me what happened.”

Michael, it turns out, was very troubled. He had been sexually abused from just before his 11th birthday until he was 17 by Father Francis Luddy, a Catholic priest in the Pennsylvania diocese of Altoona-Johnstown who has since died.

Luddy, who was in his 40s at the time, was so close to the Hutchinson family he was also Michael’s godfather. He is one of 301 predator priests exposed in a sickening document released by a Pennsylvania grand jury on Tuesday. That document outlines alleged sexual crimes against more than 1,000 children over seven decades of stunning silence and cover ups across six dioceses in Pennsylvania.

Without Serbin’s diligence and commitment, many of these atrocities never would have come to light. Serbin, who has been defending victims of clerical sex abuse since he met Michael more than 30 years ago, provided the names of 109 predator priests to the Pennsylvania grand jury investigation, and to a prior Pennsylvania grand jury investigation in 2016.

Serbin found his way to Michael’s cell after the boy’s mother, Mary Hutchinson, grew frustrated with a lack of response from the local diocese. She went to visit Serbin in his small office. “She was obviously a brave woman, willing to publicly take on the church on behalf of her son,” Serbin recalls. “Keep in mind that in 1987 no one believed a priest would sexually molest a child.” She didn’t want compensation from the church, Serbin insists. She just wanted her son to get the care he needed.

“He was in a mental institute for criminals. It was close to his 20th birthday,” Serbin told The Daily Beast by phone from Pennsylvania. “Michael was this very slender boy. He had been in prison, he was sodomized in prison, he had borderline intelligence.”

US prelate McCarrick resigns from College of Cardinals

By FRANCES D'EMILIO | Associated Press



VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis has accepted U.S. prelate Theodore McCarrick's offer to resign from the College of Cardinals following allegations of sexual abuse, including one involving an 11-year-old boy, and ordered him to conduct a "life of prayer and penance" in a home to be designated by the pontiff until a church trial is held, the Vatican said Saturday.

Francis acted swiftly after receiving McCarrick's letter of resignation Friday evening, after recent weeks have brought a spate of allegations that the 88-year-old prelate in the course of his distinguished clerical career had sexually abused both boys and adult seminarians. The revelations posed a test to the pontiff's recently declared resolve to battle what he called a "culture of cover-up" of similar abuse in the Catholic's church's hierarchy.

McCarrick has been removed from public ministry since June 20, pending a full investigation into allegations he fondled a teenager over 40 years ago in New York City. A man, who was 11 at the time of the first alleged instance of abuse, says a sexually abusive relationship continued for two more decades. McCarrick has denied the initial allegation.

The prelate rose steadily up the U.S. Church's ranks, from auxiliary bishop in New York City, to bishop in Metuchen, N.J., to archbishop of Newark, N.J., and then to Archbishop of Washington, D.C., the nation's capital, the city where the papal ambassador to the United States is based.

While most of the scandals involving pedophile clergy have involved rank-and-file priests, some cases involved bishops, and there are a few involving cardinals, including a current case in Australia of one of Pope Francis' closest advisers, Cardinal George Pell.

In the case of Scottish Cardinal Keith O'Brien, accused by former seminarians in 2013 of sexual misconduct, Francis only accepted his resignation after the Vatican's top abuse prosecutor conducted a full investigation, two years after the first revelations came out.

But Saturday's announcement by the Holy See said that Francis was taking action, by isolating McCarrick and ordering his penance even before "accusations made against him are examined in a regular canonical trial." In addition, Francis, "ordered his suspension from the exercise of any public ministry," indicating he was approving the measure already in effect since last month.

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Pope Battles Bureaucracy, Sex Abuse In New Order

KEVIN DALEY
8:23 PM 06/04/2016



Pope Francis issued a new edict Saturday effectively countermanding a previous order and reflecting his ongoing struggle with interests entrenched inside the Roman Curia, the Vatican’s sprawling bureaucracy.
The document is a motu proprio called “Like a loving mother,” which clarifies language and procedures governing the removal of bishops for negligence in clerical sexual abuse investigations. In it, Francis advises that impeding, ignoring, or bungling an investigation into so called “pedophile priests” by a bishop is sufficient reason to remove said bishop from office. A motu proprio is the functional equivalent of an executive order, issued by the pope to explicate certain aspects of canon law, guide clergy in their implementation of policy, or establish guidelines for liturgical practices.
In the document, the pontiff acknowledges that previous motu proprios, specifically Sacramentorum Sanctitatis Tutela promulgated by Pope John Paul II in 2001, already provide for the removal of a bishop from office for “grave reasons.” The pope clarified that negligence in the investigation or prosecution of pedophile priests constitutes a “grave reason” which warrants removal from office.
Little doubt existed that such actions by prelates were considered “graves reasons” necessitating disciplinary action by the Church. The Holy See Press Office says Pope Francis sought to emphasis the “special diligence” with which bishops must act “in the protection of the weakest among those entrusted to them.” 

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Victims groups were skeptical that the papal fiat amounted to meaningful change.
“Instead of just sacking bad bishops, or turning over abuse records to law enforcement, the Vatican is setting up yet another untested, internal church ‘process’ to purportedly deal with bishops who ignore or conceal child sex crimes,” a statement from David Clohessy, director of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, read.
“We’re extraordinarily skeptical,” he added.
Perhaps more significant is that the order effectively scraps a proposal approved by Pope Francis last year, which called for the creation of a tribunal within the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to prosecute negligent bishops. The proposal was first made by a committee established by Pope Francis to advise the Holy See on clerical sexual abuse. The CDF is the oldest of the nine congregations, or departments, which make up the Roman Curia, and is widely considered the most powerful. The CDF already oversees investigations into priests accused of sex crimes, but bishops are investigated by different offices.

The proposal met vigorous opposition inside the Curia. As of this writing, no person has yet been appointed to the CDF tribunal. There is no indication that will change any time soon. The document issued today is an effective surrender to those in the Vatican who opposed the order, as it makes little reference to the proposed tribunal, and reminds the offices already charged with oversight of bishops of their responsibility to act quickly and decisively.
Pope Francis has made reforming the Vatican’s byzantine culture a central goal of his pontificate. Progress thus far has been slow, prompting some prominent observers to suggest his more traditional predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, has been the most successful reformer of recent decades

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Catholic priest accused of 'child sex abuse tourism' in Central America set to go on trial

Rev Joseph Maurizio has pleaded not guilty

TANIA RAHMAN


NEW YORK


Tuesday 08 September 2015



The trial is set to begin of a US priest accused of sexually abusing children in Central America.


The Rev Joseph Maurizio Jr, from Pennsylvania, was charged last year with possession of child sex abuse materials, engaging in sexual relations with a minor and transmitting funds to or from the US with the intent to promote carrying on an unlawful activity.

The 70-year-old priest, who traveled annually to Honduras between 2004 and 2009 to provide support for homeless boys and for missionary trips, is accused of molesting young boys who lived in an orphanage during this time. Investigators referred to Mr Maurizio’s conduct as “sexual tourism”.

Rev Joseph Maurizio has pleaded not guilty

Prosecutors and defense attorneys for the trial are now haggling the details for the trial and jury selection in Jonestown, Pennsylvania, is due to begin on Tuesday.

An expert witness is expected to give testimony on the impact of sexual abuse on children, which prosecutors hope will help secure evidence that the victims exhibited such effects.

Stephen Passarello, the defence lawyer, protested against the use of such a witness, stating that she had not interviewed any of the alleged sexually abused victims.

During the court case last year, Mr Passarello described Mr Maurizio as a man who “devoted his life to missionary work and helping underprivileged children."

Mr Maurizio of is accusing of bribing the children with money and chocolate in exchange for or after sexual activities.

Accusations reached the ears of ProNino USA, the US charity that sponsored the homeless boys’ orphanage, Foundation ProNino. Upon confrontation, the priest denied the accusations.

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Two Catholic U.S. bishops resign in child sex abuse scandal

By Isla Binnie


VATICAN CITY | Mon Jun 15, 2015 12:11pm EDT


By Isla Binnie


VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Monday accepted the resignation of two U.S. bishops 10 days after a local prosecutor filed criminal charges against their diocese for failing to protect children from a sexually abusive priest.

Archbishop John Nienstedt of Saint Paul and Minneapolis and one of his deputies, auxiliary Bishop Lee Piche, resigned over their links to Curtis Wehmeyer.

Wehmeyer, who has been dismissed from the priesthood, is serving a five-year prison sentence after pleading guilty in 2012 to criminal sexual conduct with two minors and possessing child pornography.

The pontiff accepted the resignations the week after approving an unprecedented Vatican tribunal intended to judge bishops for covering up or failing to report sexual abuse, which has caused worldwide scandal for more than a decade.

Minnesota prosecutor John Choi brought the charges against the archdiocese on June 5. Hundreds of civil cases have already been filed against it for allegedly failing to supervise priests or ignoring sexual abuse by the clergy.

Anne Barrett Doyle of BishopAccountability.org, an independent group that helps tackle the issue in the Catholic Church, said the resignations were "disgracefully overdue".

"Today's news from Minnesota is a sobering reminder that the real source of accountability in the Catholic abuse crisis continues to reside outside the church," Doyle said.

"Nienstedt and Piche would still be in power if not for (Choi's) recent indictment of the archdiocese."

Nienstedt said in a statement he was leaving because his leadership had "drawn attention away from the good works (of the Church)."

"I leave with a clear conscience knowing that my team and I have put in place solid protocols to ensure the protection of minors and vulnerable adults," he said.

Piche said people of the archdiocese needed healing and hope. "I was getting in the way of that and so I had to resign," he said in a statement.

The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP), called for a detailed investigation of the alleged cover-up.

"There were dozens of Church staff who could and should have stopped many of these abusers' crimes by simply calling 911. But they protected themselves and their jobs by staying silent. They too should be ousted by the Vatican," SNAP said.

Choi described "a disturbing institutional and systemic pattern of behaviour" stretching back decades at the highest level of leadership in the archdiocese, which has 187 parishes and 90 schools.

Victims told investigators that Wehmeyer gave them beer and marijuana or cigarettes, showed them pornographic images and touched their genitals in a camper parked on parish grounds or while camping, according to the complaint.

He is also awaiting trial on charges of assaulting a third child.

The archdiocese was charged with three misdemeanour counts of contributing to the need for protection or services for the minors who were the victims of sexual abuse and three misdemeanour counts of contributing to the minors' delinquency or status as juvenile petty offenders. The archdiocese also faces a related civil complaint.

Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Bernard Anthony Hebda of Newark as apostolic administrator to run the archdiocese until a new archbishop is appointed.

(Reporting by Suzannah Gonzales and Isla Binnie, Editing by Angus MacSwan)

Bishop John Nienstedt in Dallas, Texas, in this file photo taken June, 13, 2002.
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Thoughts on a Monday Morning: Damnable monsters

Published on Monday, September 01, 2014 00:00

By Russ Mason


RESEARCH is an odd experience, especially on Google. Because, when you get your search results there are often related links further down the page. This was the case with me a couple of days ago, and it was both a fascinating and horrific learning experience when I clicked on an unknown link.

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about powerful, fairly obscure, organizations which control the destiny of our world. In American we have the Council on Foreign Relations, in Britain there are the Tavistock Institute and the Royal Institute for International Affairs, and the grand-daddy of all controlling organizations are the Rothschilds.

The Rothschilds are the wealthiest family in the world, as in trillions. They have been international bankers and financiers since the 1700’s and have almost total control of the banks. As an elder Rothschild remarked, “Give me control of a country’s money and I care not who makes its laws.”

The Rothschilds work with a secret organization, the Committee of 300, also known as the Olympians. If you look it up, you can see the names of the members, and (surprisingly) there are a few American names on it: Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller, and Michael Bloomberg, to name but three.

It is the Committee of 300 that really runs the world, under the watchful eyes of the Rothschild family. The Committee began in 1727 and has wielded enormous power ever since then.

There are other groups, such as the Bilderburgers, whose yearly meetings are strictly secret and have impenetrable security. But the Bilderburgers are merely a farm team for the Committee of 300. Same with the CFR and the other two British institutions.

Still, the Bilderburgers cannot be discounted, since they represent captains of industry, the media, and politics. They handle the day-to-day activities of various countries: what country is going to get bailed out, what to do about the Ebola epidemic (nothing) and whether a war is justified — as is the case in the Middle East and Ukraine.

The above is fairly common knowledge to those who follow such topics. However, in my research I ran across pages of information which stopped me cold; things I had vaguely heard about but never took the time to research.

One such topic is the Black Nobility. This hasn’t to do with race, but with a secret society which exists in Europe. The members of the Black Nobility are immensely rich, powerful and secretive. They are also alleged criminals who have not yet been caught.

The Black Nobility includes heads of state, and the ruling elite, of Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, and England. They are the principals, but there are most likely other elitists from Italy, France and Germany.

We have similar societies in the USA: Bohemian Grove and the Skull and Bones at Yale University. They are influential but do not sink to the depths of their European counterparts, which worship Lucifer, engage in pedophilia and the ritual sacrifice of children.

The focal point for these crimes is a small castle in Belgium, Chateau des Amerois, the “Castle of the Dark Mother.” It is located near the village of Muno, and is a center of the occult, as well as a center for child trafficking, sexual abuse, and murder.



Adolfo Nicolás Pachón


Closely allied with the Black Nobility is a man named Very Rev. Adolfo Nicolás Pachón, S.J., also known as the “Black Pope.” He is the Superior General of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits), the largest order in the Roman Catholic Church. He is also (allegedly) a pedophile and a murderer, and is currently under indictment. Until he is found guilty, Pachón continues to wield enormous power in the world — all in secret.

The power of Pachón even supersedes that of Pope Francis, who is also under indictment for alleged child abuse and murder, similar to his predecessor, Pope Benedict. Benedict will go to jail for 25 years for “crimes against humanity.”

Helping to bring the powerful sadists and murders to justice is the International Tribunal into Crimes of Church and State (ITCCS.org), which was founded in 2010. A lead researcher is a man named Kevin Annett, a Canadian, and he is fearless. He is worth watching on YouTube, since he has the facts about the Catholic-run Ninth Circle cult which includes popes, cardinals, members of the British royal family and Church of England.

“With the successful prosecution of its second litigation against top church and state officials for crimes against humanity (www.itccs.org July 19, 2014), the Court has established a Permanent Commission of Inquiry into Child Trafficking and Ritual Sacrifice that will convene today, September 1, 2014. All affiliates are urged to work actively with the Commission to continue the prosecution of culpable individuals and institutions.

“The attempted arrests of convicted felons Jorge Bergoglio (Pope Francis), Adolfo Pachón (Jesuit Superior General) and Justin Welby (Archbishop of Canterbury), and the successful disruption of their Ninth Circle sacrificial ritual in Montreal, Canada on August 15, has compelled the upcoming resignation or removal of Bergoglio: the second deposing of a pope indicted by our Court since February, 2013.

“The August 15 disruption has yielded hard evidence of the Ninth Circle sacrifices and their participants: evidence which is presently being analyzed by our Court and will be published as part of our ongoing Commission into ritual sacrifice. The Montreal cult member who has agreed to work with our Court has already identified the locations and dates of other upcoming rituals, which will be targeted and disrupted by our Direct Action Units, and their participants arrested and held for prosecution.

“These courts have commenced the indictment of government, church and corporate officials in their respective countries for human rights violations, mortgage fraud, criminal conspiracy, child trafficking and murder, and betrayal of their oaths of public office.” (from the ITCCS.org web site)

All of the above information, and a great deal more, can be found by a simple Google search, although the ITCCS.org site has information about the investigations and prosecutions. Search on: Black Nobility or the Ninth Circle if you want the gruesome details, along with names and pictures of the alleged offenders. It’s chilling, especially since there are eyewitnesses who have come forward to testify.

It’s bad enough that children are abused and sacrificed by monsters, but when the monsters are popes or heads of state, you have to ask: what has happened to our world?


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Evangelical child molester sentenced to 40 years

THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 2014


Nathaniel Morales was convicted in May of five counts of sex crimes committed in the 1980s and early 1990s at a prominent Washington-area evangelical church.


By Bob Allen

A former youth worker convicted of sexually abusing boys in the 1980s at a Sovereign Grace Ministries church in Maryland was sentenced Aug. 14 to 40 years in prison.

Nate MoralesNathaniel Morales, 56, was found guilty in May of abusing three boys from 1983 to 1991 while working in youth ministries and leading Bible studies at Covenant Life Church in Gaithersburg, Md.



Morales, who now lives in Las Vegas, Nev., is also named in a class-action lawsuit of numerous acts to conceal child sexual abuse by leaders at the church and SGM, a Calvinist church-planting network now based in Louisville, Ky. That case has been thrown out under a statute of limitations but is under appeal.

The case, described in media as the largest evangelical abuse scandal to date, drew attention in Southern Baptist circles because of close ties between C.J. Mahaney, founder and former head of Sovereign Grace Ministries, and denominational leaders including Albert Mohler, president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and prominent Washington pastor Mark Dever.

Leaders of Covenant Life initially said they had no knowledge of any abuse until many years after it occurred when an adult who had been victimized as a child came forward. During the Morales trial, however, Grant Layman, Mahaney’s brother-in-law and a former pastor at the church, testified that he knew of allegations against Morales 20 years ago but did not call police.

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