The videos “How the Vatican Created Islam Part 1 and 2″ are full of evident mistakes that even a schoolboy can find consulting any good history book. Here I make a few examples:
-The roman religion, although pagan, doesn’t come from Babylon. Romans and Babylonians belong to two different cultures, one indo-european, the other semitic.

-The roman pagans resisted fiercely against Catholic Christianism to become the main religion of the state and the emperor Julian the apostate even tried to restore paganism as state religion.

-The first headquarter of the roman Catholic Church wasn’t the Vatican but the Lateran, in the outskirts of Rome. The Vatican replaced the Lateran many centuries later.

-The “Vaticanus” isn’t one of the Seven Hills of Rome; it was included within the city limits of Rome during the reign of Pope Leo IV between 848 and 852 AD. Any Schoolboy can tell you that the Seven Hills of Rome are: Quirinalis, Viminalis, Esquilinus, Caelius, Palatinus, Capitolium, and Aventinus.

-The temple of Janus stood in the Roman Forum, not on the “Vaticanus”

-There were no Arabics in northern Africa at the time of Saint Augustine. Before the islamic invasions the Arabs lived only in the Arabic Peninsula. The original people of northern Africa were the Berbers who are a completely different people.

-Jerusalem belonged to the Byzantine Empire, which worshiped the same religion of the Catholic Church (the separation between the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church happened centuries later), not to the Jews, who couldn’t “block” anybody.

-There is no evidence that Khadija , the first wife of Mohamed, was a Catholic Christian, least of all a nun: nuns can’t get married. She was a business woman and Mohamed worked for her; that’s the very reason why She first met him.

-The non catholic Christians of Middle East and Egypt welcomed the Muslims as liberators because they were more tolerant towards them than the imperial authorities which persecuted them. The Muslims didn’t treat non catholic Christians and Jews better or worse than Catholics. There is no historical connection between the early non catholic Christians of the Middle East and northern Africa (most of whose churches still exist) and much more recent churches which claim to represent the values of a supposed original true christianism.

-The Abyssinian King was not roman catholic but coptic. The Coptics were, and still are, non catholic Christians of northern and eastern Africa.

-The temporal power and control of the pope was limited to a little part of Italy in order to protect his independence. His authority was essentially moral, but this didn’t protect him from the aggression of supposed catholic kings, like the Emperor of Germany Henry IV or the King of France, who wanted to use him like e puppet. The pope was for a long time like a prisoner in France at Avignon (Avignonese Captivity).

-Saint Francis was unsuccessful in making the Christian Catholics and the Muslims make peace. The wars between them went on at least until the 17th century with the siege of Vienna. Still now muslim terrorist organizations, with the support or the indifference of some muslim states, make a non conventional war against Catholics, destroying churches and killing catholic Christians and priests.

-Only recently catholic countries allow the construction of mosques, and still now there are muslim countries that forbid the construction of new catholic churches or the Muslims to convert to catholic Christianism.

-The nazi Germany considered the Catholic Church an enemy and only formally tolerated it. In the long term, Nazism aimed to eradicate the catholic and all the other christian churches from Germany. The nazi intellectual Alfred Rosenberg openly attacked the Catholic Church in his book “the myth of the 20th century”. In the Clergy Barracks for clerical dissidents of Dachau Concentration Camp in 1940 95% of inmates were Catholic.