Rick Santorum's Iowa Victory Speech
I have heard the name Rick Santorum ever since my husband and I decided to say goodbye to birth control and trust the Lord for the number of children we would have. Rick and his wife were part of the Quiver Full crowd, and were in the process of having their seven children. It was during this time that the Quiver Full and Patriarchy movements were hijacked by Christian Reconstructionism/Dominionism and Right Wing politics.
Santorum, part of those who assisted in the hijacking, is part of the political Religious Right Wing. He seems to have a squeaky clean Christian boy from next-door packaging, but he's actually someone entirely different. Since most of the Right Wing politicians have a skeleton or two in their closet, let's take a look at him.
(YouTube link) (Take note of his supporters - all secret society.)
The Basics
• Full Name: Richard John Santorum
• Date of Birth: May 10, 1958
• Place of Birth: Winchester, VA
• Religion: Roman Catholic
• Marital Status: Married (Karen Garver Santorum)
• Children: Elizabeth Anne, Richard John, Daniel James, Sarah Maria, Peter Kenneth, Patrick Francis, Isabella Maria
• Alma Mater: BA Pennsylvania State University, MBA University of Pittsburgh, JD Dickinson University
• Elected Offices Held: Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1991 to 1995, Member of the U.S. Senate from 1995 to 2007
Skeleton #1
According to Wikipedia:
"Santorum and his family usually attend Latin Mass at Saint Catherine of Siena Church, near Washington, D.C. On November 12, 2004, Santorum and his wife were invested as Knight and Dame of Magistral Grace of the Knights of Malta in a ceremony at St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York.[1] Santorum traveled in 2002 to Rome to speak at a centenary celebration of the birth of Saint Josemaria Escriva, founder of Opus Dei.[2]"
Josemaría Escrivá in a meeting with women.
Santorum is quoted as saying that he is not a member of Opus Dei, but he admires the founder. Since he is an admirer, he must accept the weird stuff the Opus Dei members are into, otherwise he would never have traveled so far to be a part of the celebration.
How does Opus Dei fit into this? Escrivá and Opus Dei actively support the far-right regime. [3] Besides being a secret society of the Jesuit Order, it controls the Knights of Malta. The Knights have been in existence nearly 500 years before Opus Dei. Opus Dei, like the Knights of Columbus, is a subordinate organization to the Jesuit Order. The Jesuit Order is bringing about the one world religion, and the Knights of Malta are their soldiers of Satan.[4]
Here is some more information about some of the darker findings on Escrivá and Opis Dei. The video states that Opus Dei worked in judicial fraud with fascist Franciso Franco's dictatorship, and Escrivá was a Nazi sympathizer. You'll want to see the photos.
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It should be noted that the Knights of Templar were also into self-mortification - both having ties to occult practices.[5][6]
Skeleton #2
So how does Rick fit into the world government's big picture? He won an award from the Council for National Policy, which is the neoconservative side of the Council on Foreign Relations - both dedicated to the one world government. In fact, I found Rick's face in the CFR website:
Santoram was even in the Faith and Freedom Coalition's site, promoting the Presidential Kick-off Prayer Breakfast. If you recall, the Faith and Family Coalition was founded by Ralph Reed - who has his own mile-long globalist rap sheet.
Skeleton #3
This isn't really a skeleton, since he is quite vocal about his stand on Iran. According to InfoWars.com:
“Listening to Rick Santorum, one imagines he would lead America to more war, very quickly. Santorum speaks loudly, carries a big stick and speaks with a trigger-happy enthusiasm common to neoconservatives. The winds of war blow from Santorum’s lips with an almost casual air of breathless excitement that virtually guarantees more war if Santorum is elected president,” writes Brent Budowsky for The Hill."Santorum went onto say:
“Option number one is to work with the Israelis and plan to implement a military strategy to stop them [Iran],” Santorum said during a speech in New Hampshire. “I would work closely with our ally and make sure that the mission was accomplished and the world knows that we are this close to Israel.”In an interview, he said this about Iran:
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This one is even better!
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Santorum gets his orders from the Illuminati playbook.
Skeleton #4
In an exposé by Wayne Madsen from insider-magazine.org, he describes a Christian mafia called "The Family," also known as "The Fellowship." It is a religious and political organization for the political elite based in Washington, D.C., which was founded by Abraham Vereide in the 1930s. They were pro-Hitler and recruited several Nazis to serve U.S. Intelligence positions after WWII. The association with the Nazis helped to pave the way for the direction "The Family" would go in the future.
Madsen identifies Rick Santorum as a member of "The Family." [7]
A Memorable Duggar Political Field Trip
Knowing that the true Church can help with getting him elected, Santorum asked the Duggar family to help him campaign. Reports say that "Jim Bob Duggar prayed for months before he came to his decision: he was going to support Rick Santorum's presidential candidacy in Iowa."
“We have been praying about who to support and narrowing it down and decided Rick is the one to get behind because he has a proven record at lowering taxes, supporting less government and he is the author of the bill banning partial birth abortion.”
Why would Jim Bob support a political candidate? He has been brainwashed by Bill Gothard's Institute for Basic Life Principles. Gothard has plenty of good biblical training in his presentations, but he also weaves Reconstructionist lies throughout his materials. Their goal is for a Christian theocracy, which wouldn't work peacefully for obvious reasons, unless there was a crusade or revolution connected to it. To the untrained eye, a Reconstructionist looks like a true believer, but they are either unknowingly deceived or have an agenda. I would like to believe that the Duggars are unknowingly deceived.
The Duggars - Santorum's secret weapon.
Going Down A Rabbit Trail
Christians today are told that they must get politically involved in order to conquer the evil taking place in our society. For instance, The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission site, a ministry of the Southern Baptist Convention and Richard Land (a known CFR member), Christians are encouraged to get involved in political campaigns and gain positions to influence public policy. Knowing that the high positions within the Southern Baptists have taken over by Freemasons, this logo shouldn't surprise you.
The sun rising on the New World Order
The Bible actually has a better plan to change a society - the Great Commission. The command to take the Gospel to every person throughout the world and to make disciples - and not by force, lying, or trickery. We are to seek change from the inside out. The verses on the logo, Matt. 5:13-16, are about the Christian being the salt and light of the world, which does not necessarily have anything to do with political involvement. Christians are not citizens of this world, rather their citizenship is in heaven.
Conclusion
Naziism/Fascism, the New Age movement, the Religious Right neoconservatives (who aren't really conservatives), and Dominionism are woven together and interconnected. Although they all seem as though they are separate, they are being orchestrated to create a great Global Oneness. Each by itself has its own teaching of unity and oneness, and together they will become as one - the ultimate goal of the Knights of Malta.
The great masquerade
The motivating influence and future objectives of the Christian Right will become clear to everyone in time. It will then be easier to see that the Christian Right is not Christian, rather a tool being used as a launching the Fourth Reich. Rick Santorum is just another Vatican puppet.
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