Bursting the Malachi Martin Bubble

By 1962, he had alienated the affections of at least four housewives and then dropped them.

When one spurned woman showed up at Martin’s brother in Dublin and ask where Malachi was, she was told: 

“Dear girl. I don’t know. I must tell you, you are the fourth woman who has come here asking me the same question about  Malachi. All of them have essentially the same story to tell. That they were in love with Malachi and thought Malachi was in love with them.”

He nodded, and said, “And one rather attractive young man.”

This account can be found in Robert Kaiser’s book, “Clerical Error” (2002). The woman was his wife. (pp.284-285)

Kaiser’s book, on the other hand, is published by Continuum which bills itself as “unconstrained by the interests of any global media group or academic institution, and based in London and New York.”

In it, Kaiser recalls that Martin started hanging out with two officials of the New York-based American Jewish Committee and flashing $100 bills. The Jews were particularly concerned that the 1962  Second Vatican Council pass “the Jewish Schema” which absolved Jews of the blame for Christ’s Crucifixion and by implication accept guilt for  2000 years of anti-Semitism.

This is a typical example of how Illuminati mind-controllers invert good and evil. The Crucifixion of Christ was part of an ancient conspiracy against God and man reaching fruition with the New World Order.

“Martin was their lobbyist.” Kaiser wrote. “These Jews were using him and paying him well for his help.” (190)

Martin was the secretary to Cardinal Augustin Bea, a Marrano who spearheaded the Schema and a general liberalization of church dogma and practice. According to an article in Wikipedia, Martin passed confidential documents to the American Jewish Committee, which is a front for Illuminati bankers. He also wrote under pseudonyms many inflammatory articles for Illuminati magazines like Harper’s describing the foot dragging of Vatican conservatives.

Martin had a reputation as a liar. Mark Owen cites psychiatrist M. Scott Peck’s book “Glimpses of the Devil”  about possession and exorcism. According to Peck, Martin, although a formidable scholar and polyglot (17 languages), could by turns be a “pathological liar” and a “leprechaun.”

MATURITY

Kaiser was fooled by Martin’s collar and couldn’t see what was happening in his own home. Then instead of taking action, he sought help from the Jesuit Order, who generally prevaricated. His so-called friends didn’t alert him.

Kaiser learned that maturity is not so much gaining wisdom as confidence in one’s own judgment, trusting oneself no matter one’s limitations.

“Thou shalt have no other gods before me” is really an order from God to all of us: to take charge of ourselves, think our own thoughts, and feel our own feelings. In other words, to grow up.” (262)

For a lot of us, maturity has been realizing that no one knows very much, and there are a lot of unscrupulous, stupid and evil people in the world.

One of these was Malachi Martin. Just a month ago I posted an article about his claims of a “satanic enthronement in the Vatican.” I had always regarded him as a good guy although I wondered about his Jewish publisher.

Now, I would avoid his work, because I regard him as a classic example of the Illuminati phony opposition. Martin pretended to oppose the dismantling of the Catholic Church while secretly advancing it. His personal behavior revealed where his true loyalties lay. 

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Thanks to Mark Owen for referring me to Clerical Error