A Second Inquisition Is Coming—Guess Who Is on the Gallows…

It amazes me the ignorance of most people on the history of the Inquisition.

In 15th. century, Catholic Spain, it was a crime to attack and undermine the Catholic faith, considered worse than murder, because in this instance the soul is “killed” is deprived of eternity in heaven.

Furthermore, during the Inquisition Spain, France, and Rome (There were several Inquisitions) were initiated because of the both the Blood Rite, which was confessed by various Jews, and by the Jewish subterfuge and undermining of the Catholic faith and of the Catholic Monarchy. Furthermore the Jews were abnormally involved in usury (as they are today), subterfuge, treason, murder, theft, etc.

No Jew was condemned or incarcerated if they admitted to being Jewish, yes, later they were expelled for the above reasons. Secondly, only Jews who were Marranos (false converts – crypto Jews who labored against Catholicism) and were discovered, these were rightly condemned and faced criminal penalties.

Spain was in constant strife with Islam and the Monarchy did not have the resources to bring criminals in local communities to justice for the crimes of murder, theft, debauchery, treason, and other simple crimes, so the Roman Catholic Inquisitors, such as Torquemada (who himself was born and raised a Jew – but converted to Catholicism) were asked to Judge and hold trials for these crimes in the cities and towns under the authority of Queen Isabella and other Catholic Monarchies, at the time.

Consequently, it was the “Catholic Inquisition” that brought about the establishment of a “jury” of peers, that a person accused of a crime, was given a trial by Jury, had the privilege of facing his or her accuser and there had to be at least two if not more witnesses against the accused. All these privileges given the accused were instituted by the Inquisition which have been passed down to present times and law.

Lastly, the number of those executed during the Inquisitions, the official records, show not more than 5000 total. Agreed some were innocent and justice was refused to some by some criminal judges, etc. not much different than what happens today.

But overall the several Inquisitions were just and honorable, were conducted with great professionalism and those accused were given fair trials and sentences for their crimes.

On different but connected note: More Irish slaves were sold in the 17th. century than black slaves, with a death rate of 37% to 50%. The first slaves imported into the American colonies were 100 white children in 1619, who were referred to as “indentured servants” not slaves. Tens of thousands of convicts, beggars, homeless children and other undesirable English, Scottish and Irish lower class were transported to America in slave ships. In the 17th, century more Irish were sold as slaves than Africans. Thousands more Irish were shipped out to America after the Irish Rebellion of 1798 to America. Over 80,000 Irish slaves expired in the Carabean and S. American plantations also.

The point is that much real history has been kept purposely from the education in America. Even today, real history is “taboo” in our schools and universities if it contradicts leftist/Marxist/Atheistic and Progressive ideology. America the dumb and getting dumber.