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Summary: Novel Analysis of Jesuit/Catholic Role In Occult History
Review: This book presents a groundbreaking examination of the role of the Catholic Church & the Jesuit Order in the history of America and Western Civilization. This book contains excellent scholarship and interesting theories, although I perceive it to have a significant flaw associated with the author's beliefs. The author has Protestant Biblical beliefs, and sees the Jesuits/Catholic Church Hierarchy as a Divinely-appointed force of evil that is necessary to separate the dark from the light among humanity. This personification of the Creative Source limits Saussy's ability to see the bigger picture. Also, this view would help the devious schemers rationalize their endeavors as a "necessary evil." It shouldn't take a genious to figure out that pretty much all major religious organizations have been started or infiltrated by devious schemers who wish to use a benevolent-appearing spiritual institution as a cover for treachery and depravity. The Roman Catholic Church & Jesuit Order are apparently the most dominant and potent network of this type of scheming over the last 2 millennia, although they are not really independent or unconnected to other secret societies and cabals, as the Jesuits have been connected by historians with the Illuminati, Nazis, Freemasons, Templars, Communists, and other sects and movements. Despite what the Amazon editorial review suggests, the book is not against Catholics, it merely exposes what the forces within the church have been up to. Also, the "Protocols of Zion" was apparently not what it appeared to be, but rather a coded, forged document intended to turn people against Jews rather than the shadowy secretive occult/elite group behind the protocols, if and when the plan was exposed.
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Summary: Novel Analysis of Jesuit/Catholic Role In Occult History
Review: This book presents a groundbreaking examination of the role of the Catholic Church & the Jesuit Order in the history of America and Western Civilization. This book contains excellent scholarship and interesting theories, although I perceive it to have a significant flaw associated with the author's beliefs. The author has Protestant Biblical beliefs, and sees the Jesuits/Catholic Church Hierarchy as a Divinely-appointed force of evil that is necessary to separate the dark from the light among humanity. This personification of the Creative Source limits Saussy's ability to see the bigger picture. Also, this view would help the devious schemers rationalize their endeavors as a "necessary evil." It shouldn't take a genious to figure out that pretty much all major religious organizations have been started or infiltrated by devious schemers who wish to use a benevolent-appearing spiritual institution as a cover for treachery and depravity. The Roman Catholic Church & Jesuit Order are apparently the most dominant and potent network of this type of scheming over the last 2 millennia, although they are not really independent or unconnected to other secret societies and cabals, as the Jesuits have been connected by historians with the Illuminati, Nazis, Freemasons, Templars, Communists, and other sects and movements. Despite what the Amazon editorial review suggests, the book is not against Catholics, it merely exposes what the forces within the church have been up to. Also, the "Protocols of Zion" was apparently not what it appeared to be, but rather a coded, forged document intended to turn people against Jews rather than the shadowy secretive occult/elite group behind the protocols, if and when the plan was exposed.
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Summary: Bigotry, Lunacy, and Paranoia
Review: This book would be very funny if the author were not so serious about it. The premise is that the Catholic Church runs the United States and always has. Yep. That's right. Mr. Saussy offers such hard evidence as the fact that the figure representing Freedom that tops the U.S. Capitol faces toward Maryland and thence to Rome. That's because it's really a statue of the Virgin Mary. Yes, he actually says this.
Mr. Saussy apparently ran into a bit of trouble with the IRS at one point, so he figured out that he was really being persecuted by the Catholic Church. The entire book is a collection of every type of conspiracy crackpottery you have seen in other places, but it is usually more exciting than this rather silly effort.
It's all very strange. One wonders why the Church, in all its power, has not clamped down on this book. I look forward to Mr. Saussy's future efforts, perhaps on the scandalous Bigfoot conspiracy, the Loch Ness Monster conspiracy, or that whole 'New Coke' thing.
Bottom line: Funny in spots, but a prime example of why bigots should not write.
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Summary: a must read! ... one negative reviewer did not read
Review: This is one of the best books i've read. comprehensive and full of useful knowledge, fun to read and with much substance especially fulfilling for someone already having a bearing in the topic, though, thorough enough for one who is not. Jonathon M. Brunk has unintentionally lent great credence to Saussy's book in that, yes, Freemasonry is without a doubt and provable as having an extremely major role in America, as Saussy goes about to reveal and give many areas of proof in this very book, and is one of Saussy's main subjects he deals with. He gives very fulfilling history to freemasonry, vatican politics and intrigue both in the present day as well as going into great detail on the vatican during the birthing of America and throughout it's life. and the evolution of the relationship between these two heirarchies. It covers ancient history also, which is a must for understanding today. It is a very good book, even for those who haven't put much time into the subject. I would recommend this book to anyone who believes the Bible, and even if you're prejudiced about it, there are so many things to learn from this book. It is not the Bible. It is written by a man, and having read much of the Bible taking it for what it says it is, rulers of evil is such a great read for someone having some degree of a biblical worldview. However, even if you have much doubt about the bible or "religion", this book is not really a religious book at all. Wonderfully written regarding how the author deals with the reader, the circumspect view of history and today and how Saussy delivers is certainly worth reading. It isn't dry, nor a bunch of imagination or theory, though the theories in the book are plainly identified as theory by the author. Articulate, honest, and interesting. An absolute must for the thinking person, of whatever branch of knowledge you grow.
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Summary: Geting to the Bottom of our financial "prison"
Review: This was an excellent book by F. Tupper Saussy as he shows step by step how the foundation of the U.S. was preconcived on the basis of the Roman pagan system. How else could one explain the design of the capitol building, with the great pilars of the roman era and the overwhelming proof of the pagans in the "dome of the capital," depicting the pagan rulers of our society. The book shows how corrupt our leaders are and what their evil intent is for our society. It's compelling information for those who "need to know" the truth, but cannot be viewed without a foundation in the history of the evil of our financial insturments. The true intent of the bankers who control our destiny is very evident in the paper we use in our everyday lives, printed as an all knowing "eye" over the rulers who obey it's every comand without question and are rewarded with a top spot on the pryamid. They are then given the power to rule the world over the masses positioned underneath them for their undying loyalty to the unknown "eye." The question is who is the ruling eye and how do you get in touch with it? Saussy alludes to this evil power and contrasts it with the warnings of christ in the bible, which in the end will guide you to the answers, and leave you with a feeling of peace. Read the book and save it for your children, so they will not be led astray by the power of evil men. I'm suprised that Saussy did not see in his book why the pentagon is shaped as it is, but you will know the reason and after reading this book, that will certainly have you highlighting passage after passage.
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Summary: More Fiction Then Reality
Review: To call this book anything more then a piece of fiction is to believe our country is run by aliens. If you're a fan of the X-Files and want a good laugh, read this book.If you want an interesting read, read "The Secret Teachings of All Ages."
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Summary: Spirit of the United States
Review: Tupper Saussy has exhaustively researched the founding of the United States and identified the real power brokers responsible for establishing this country. The historical and religious evidence is overwhelming and should convince anyone who dismisses the sinister influence of the Jesuits and the extent to which our Founding Fathers deliberately implemented a Babylonian/Roman/Masonic spiritual framework for American governance. Saussy's most remarkable assertion is that all of this is Biblical - God has ordained the "Rulers of Evil" as the rightful agency of political dominion through a line beginning as far back as Cain. His insight is uncanny as he weaves every possible thread together to elucidate the true nature of political power and demonstrate how God ultimately uses both of the two ministries that have emerged from His divine plan to bring people to salvation.
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Summary: He who knows he knows, knows not...
Review: Typical Christianity has been deceived for many hundreds of years by the machinations of those working behind the scenes to establish a "New World Order". F. Tupper Saussy, in this timely, soon to be classic historical account of the work of men behind the scenes that control the world, is an excellent source for all seeking the who, what, when and why of world events. This book had to be one of the most enlightening books I have ever read, other than Miracle On Main Street, also written by this gifted author back in 1980. As a minister of reconciliation, Tupper does an excellent job of showing just WHO is behind the founding and control of these united States. If you are faint hearted, stay away from this timely expose. If you are seeking the truth, buy a copy for your home library and get your older children to read it as a history book.
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Summary: Weird, Funny, Bigoted
Review: Wow! If you are not the paranoid type to whom this kind of writing appeals, at first glance you'll probably find it very, very funny. If you are Catholic, sane, or prone to logic, upon further reading you'll wonder just how the author ever managed to concoct this odd synthesis of coincidence, half-truth, and flat out lunacy. It is reminiscent of "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion" in its bigotry and lack of reason.
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