Why Russian Presence During The American Civil War

Despite a declared neutrality [Ed.: during the American Civil War of 1861-65], the‘Holy See’ [Ed.: i.e., the Papacy] was secretly aiding and abetting the Confederacy in the hope of dividing Christian America.

            The degree to which the Vatican could affect Lincoln’s war measures was astounding. [Ed.: Roman] Catholic citizens in the north aligned with their southern brethren by voting Democratic, dodging or defending slavery, and by opposing Lincoln on all fronts. Irish [Ed.: Roman Catholic] federals [Ed.: i.e., federal troops] deserted in droves after learning that their ‘Holy Father’, Pope Pius IX, had dispatched an official communiqué of support to [Ed.: Confederate President] Jefferson Davis, addressing him as ‘Illustrious and Honorable President of the Confederate States of America’. When the retreating forces from[Ed.: Confederate General] Lee’s debacle at Gettysburg [Ed.: Pennsylvania in July 1863] should have been crushed on the banks of the swollen Potomac [Ed.: River], Lincoln’s [Ed.: Roman]Catholic [Ed.: Union Army] commander, General George Meade, ‘conveniently’ diverted a third of his army to securing New York City during the infamous ‘Draft Riots’, perpetrated by the rampaging parishioners of [Ed.: Roman Catholic] Archbishop [Ed.: John] Hughes.” – Dr. William P. Grady

FOR FURTHER RESEARCH (Note: All of the below-listed books provide some interesting insights into the events leading up to – and the factors that helped to cause – the American Civil War of 1861-1865.):

1. The 1836-page “electronic book” (CD-ROM in PDF Format), “Vatican Assassins” by Eric Jon Phelps, contains a lot of information about the American Civil War and the assassination of Lincoln – and about the many sinister activities of the Jesuit Order occurring over 4½ centuries. To order it by credit card, please call 1-610-589-5300.