Comments on: The Jesuit-Created Freemasonic Frauds of Religion

By: Gunther Wilderman

Gunther Wilderman — Mon, 18 Mar 2024 02:19:26 +0000

I very recently came across Giovanni’s live stream on the Odysee platform. Something drew me to this. I don’t know what beyond a lust for truth and knowledge which stems from my days as a club date and nightclub musician in the day where we Blues, R&B and Jazz cats talked about music performance as “the abstract truth.” One cannot fake it in music. Gotta keep it real and as a rhythm section player one has to have ears, time, be listening to everything happening to know what one’s gonna play should the stuff get stretched out. I could stretch out and still can but in an all-amateur market since Guitar Hero, Guitar Centers, 50 years of sampling, demonic hip-hop, demonic “country,, the redundancy of “classic rock” where bandleaders never worked in any professional environment enough to just wing the stuff, be the party and get paid for doing it. Biggest loss of my life what’s been done to the spirit of live music through fakery. What does this have to do with Jesus Christ? Nothing except speaking truth, abstract or otherwise, has been my focus since 9/11 I suppose which led me down rabbit holes that were being sewn shit with great rapidity ever since. My level of truth, then, was rather pedestrian. I don’t have the time nor resources to go where I want in these terms. So, finding Giovanni was a blessing. Early on in chat I probably made a fool of myself because there’s stuff I plain do not know — things as what are referred to in, say, this article. I knew Freemasonry was bad, the Knights Templars were a criminal operation; the Roman Catholic Church is an abomination if only on principle alone; that the global financial system will explode leaving billions dead and in very short order; that “vaccines” are a depopulation plot to rid Earth of the numbers it might take to hunt down every last one of these m*therf***ers as they try to ride it out in their fully stocked underground bunkers to re-emerge on an Eloi-Morlock reality. I am still conflicted about Jesus Christ because He is not real to me, the narrative is not real to me but I surely do not deny Him as Lord of Lords. Can’t be anyone else. His name is constantly dragged through the mud as Water Veith has stated above. So, I know there’s a BIG WAR happening and it’s all I can do to listen, learn, share, acquire more knowledge and STFU more and talk less.

By: Hayden Store

Hayden Store — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 15:04:16 +0000

In reply to Geuz.

totally agree , Eric is a horrible preacher, but a great researcher and presenter of historical facts.

Johnny is a very good writer, Eric isn’t.

Nevertheless Eric has no equal in presenting historial facts about the men in black “verbally” he is so concise and believable.
Nobody is perfect, but can’t believe he is a fake.

By: Art

Art — Mon, 11 Apr 2022 02:22:49 +0000

I returned from Vietnam in 1968 and in 1969 and 70 I started investigating why Vietnam was called Spellman’s war. I have continued my research and since have learned substantially about the Jesuits and their gofers the Masons.
However, I must confess, since about 2001 and because of the internet the search became decidedly easier. Nevertheless, even among so called experts, there’s alot of danger in that the ground one searches is often sprinkled with false tracks. And therefore, its even easier to come to false conclusions.
Thru this covid business, has impressed me there’s isn’t much time left and I think, that those covering their tracks in this business can often leave some genuine information, that is actually already well known by those investigating, and also by those neophytes that think they know the material or history of what’s gone before, but the ground is sown with misinfo for those becoming aware of something disconcerting overtaking our planet and earthly governments. Hence, I would think, many so called experts may fall into that category without one knowing who’s fealty they owe.
So, one must tread carefully and that perhaps one may not know all the machinations of Lucifer nor his cohorts the Jesuits, but by and by our Lord and Saviour is aware of them all and one must entrust one’s safety and faith in Him who will deliver us.
Nevertheless, knowing consumes me like a giant puzzle, just to know the details and pitfalls of all these false paradigms and their teachings.
May our Lord grant us much wisdom and loving kindness to weather the coming horror as tribulation overtakes earth.
That as explorers and discoverers of truth and Satan’s perfidy may earn some of us death, one can acquit oneself with God’s mercy and grace as a child of the King.

By: Johnny Cirucci

Johnny Cirucci — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 16:25:08 +0000

In reply to James Arendt. ALWAYS excited to hear from you, my friend!

By: James Arendt

James Arendt — Mon, 28 Mar 2022 04:53:19 +0000

Johnny, I appreciate this article very much. I used to follow Fritz Springmeier and Jon Eric Phelps but after a while I started to have doubts about them due to some of their doctrines. You have confirmed to me who they really are!

By: Alex

Alex — Wed, 28 Jun 2017 14:38:01 +0000

Hello Brother! I graduated from Brigham Young University, and now that I made the connection with him and Albert and Peter back in 2009, I won’t even step on any church property. I was actually reading a lot masonic literature in a lodge library online that wasn’t locked. So I skimmed through Morals and Dogma and other books, until I found out that “Peter was Albert’s mentor and also Brigham’s. I keep telling my family. They think I’m just “not worthy” and have lost my testimony. I was on the security patrol for the new Nauvoo temple open-house. We had radios and were looking for car-bombers and other terrorists to take out the building. I walked around it looking at the Pentagrams on the top purple windows, all day. I never got over that. I also travelled to Egypt a lot and went to the antiquities museum and learned about how to read some hieroglyphs, then I came home and was reading “The Book of Abraham” and deciphered the Facsimile #1 myself and knew Joseph was completely wrong and making it up. That was in 1999 or 2000. See my new Youtube channel. https://youtu.be/lbqPQ5y8pmk “Jackie Did It”

By: Geuz

Geuz — Wed, 28 Sep 2016 03:38:50 +0000

Incognito Jesuit “Eric Jon Phelps”?
It serves him right, for naming Tupper Saussy as a Jesuit Coadjutor, and for not replying to Tupper’s defense in the matter, but I hope you understand that it is also nonsense.
Brother Eric has had some bad influences from people, and made several mistakes, but the help he sometimes gives to Jesuit agenda’s is out off mere stupidity.

The dialogue between Tupper Saussy and Brother Eric was very interesting, unfortunately it is not on line any more. I agreed with Tupper Saussy for 100%, the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1773 had a strategic purpose, Brother Eric just doesn’t understand the matter. Tupper Saussy was accused of being a Jesuit Coadjutor by mister Phelps, because mister Phelps wanted to show off his intellectualism, and because mister Saussy wrote that Jesuits are needed for controlling evil. Phelps just can’t see through the smokescreen, set up by the papists, that this being needed is also created on purpose by the Jesuits and romanism, ensuring a Jesuit career. In general, leaders of a country get murdered and obstructed, than there is no leader any more, the Jesuits will than set forth their leader. Leaders are needed, this is why mister Saussy wrote that Jesuits are needed, but one must keep in account, that the original leaders before that where sabotaged. The book “Rulers of Evil” had several philosophical sides, that Eric Jon Phelps just can not understand.

Eric Jon Phelps is a great researcher, but his preaching terrible.

Personally, I dislike Walther Veith, because as a South African he makes no effort to explain the Jesuit role in South African politics. Which is very important, because all the Western World has been propagandized against Apartheid.
Brother Eric at least has the decency not to wear a necktie.
Neckties where started as fashion for Roman Catholic nobility under Louis XIV. Local folklore from the land of the Ustasha, Croatia. Further I find mister Veith’s attitude judgmental, sometimes superstitious, but he is also an important man off course. For folk that can stand his easy believism and necktie, he is off great help. But I prefer to listen to interviews to Eric Jon Phelps any time. When he is interviewed, he doesn’t preach, and isn’t rude (building worker!) as he is in his own programs, and is the greatest informer.