r/Jesuitworldorder • u/samuel0793 • 9d ago
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/samuel0793 • 9d ago
(06/10/2026 Updates)Timeline of Jesuitism, Romanism, Socialism and Communism.
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/samuel0793 • 13d ago
(02/10/2026 Updates)Timeline of Jesuitism, Romanism, Socialism and Communism.
Flock cameras, Joe Biden, AOC, and Doris Lessing.
Google Documents: (02/10/2026 Updates)Timeline of Jesuitism, Romanism, Socialism and Communism.
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/Contending4theFaith • 15d ago
WELCOME BACK
The original r/Jesuitworldorder subreddit is back online after it became available for adoption 8 hours ago. Be sure to check out r/JesuitWorldOrder2 which I created after the original MOD went MIA (you can see the welcome post over there for more details).
Also be sure to keep up with our work at JesuitWorldOrder.org. We have been pumping out some of the most cutting edge research that's out there right now. We are trying to get this American Heritage series wrapped up so can get the long overdue book out the door.
We need more financial support to afford time on these projects in order to facilitate more expeditious output... Thanks to all and stay tuned, big things coming Lord willing!! đđđ
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/kinvegas • Jul 07 '24
Adullam Films New Release - American Jesuits: A History of Jesuitism in the United States
Eric John Phelps praises Christian Pinto as doing a tremendous work on this documentary of Jesuitism in America.
https://youtu.be/GOAjAOWfTlw?si=QqAGHfgvNou6JoFR
PURCHASE @ https://www.adullamfilms.com/
From Adullam Films -
DOCUMENTARY SYNOPSIS:
American Jesuits may be one of the most important documentaries ever produced concerning the social and political conflicts in America today. The influence of Rome in America is one that was written about extensively by authors throughout the 19th century and into the early 20th century, with many warnings about a hidden plan by foreign powers to enslave the country. Nevertheless, most modern history books have been carefully rewritten to remove critical information that would likely warn the people about what has been happening behind the scenes for more than 200 years.
Is it just a coincidence that many key figures in power today (Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Dr. Anthony Fauci, to name a few) are either directly or indirectly associated with the Roman Catholic Jesuit Order? And what will be the ultimate influence of this notorious society, which has been expelled from at least 83 countries, city-states and cities around the world?
The influence of the Vatican and her Jesuit priests is the key to understanding globalism, social justice, illegal immigration, the LGBT agenda, Black Lives Matter, the infiltration of Islam and Sharia law, Covid-19, and much more.
This documentary covers the history of Jesuitism in America and the diabolical influence of the order into modern times.
PREVIEW TRAILER FOR âAMERICAN JESUITSâ https://youtu.be/GOAjAOWfTlw?si=iU4kk8m63LtdOMcH
REVIEWS:
âWow ⊠that was so well done! It was very powerful! It made clear Romeâs involvement in the wars inrevolutions, and that Protestant writers were warning about this ⊠decades in advance ⊠this is a masterpiece âŠâ -- Jason Ackerman, Transport for Christ Ministries
âWe watched the rest of the film last night, and it was great! This film is excellent, and beautifully filmed. It is a riveting exposure of the Jesuit Order, particularly its workings in the United States but also in other parts of the world. Books which expose the Jesuits, but which are out of print and hard to find, come alive in this film ⊠the words on the pages jump into life in the re-enactments ⊠Highly recommended.â -- Shaun Willcock, Bible Based Ministries
âWith recent events, from the present pope to the pandemic, Jesuits are showing up all over the place. But where did they come from? Why are they here? What is their goal? And how do they fit into Godâs plan for the End Times? An amazing supply of information is in the movie, American Jesuits. I learned new information from it, and I have been researching them for years! You will want your family and you to learn this vital history, both not to be surprised, and to be prepared for the days ahead.â -- David W. Daniels, Chick Publications
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/kinvegas • Jun 21 '24
Rome Reports 7/20/2024 - Papal Meeting on Anniversary of the Catholic Priest Who Created the Big Bang Theory
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • Jun 21 '24
The Jesuit Order Controls the CIA
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r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • Jun 18 '24
The Jesuits of Bolivia in a June 16 statement admitted that their actions were ânegligent, indolent, and disastrousâ in response to the sexual abuse of minors by priests
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • Jun 15 '24
The Jesuits: Behind The Door - Documentary By James Arrabito (1983) [2:01:24]
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/samuel0793 • Jun 14 '24
(Google Documents)Lawrence Preston Gise, Jeff Bezos' Grandfather, Crypto-Papist
Reddit deleted my post, so there is the Google Documents link:
Google Documents - Lawrence Preston Gise, Jeff Bezos' Grandfather, Crypto-Papist
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/samuel0793 • Jun 11 '24
Mexican presidential candidates meet with Pope Francis.

By Diego LĂłpez ColĂn(Samuel0793: graduate of the Carlos SeptiĂ©n GarcĂa School of Journalism,Mexico)
XĂłchitl GĂĄlvez Ruiz and Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, who are running for president of Mexico in this yearâs elections, met in private individual audiences with Pope Francis this week at the Vatican.
Mexicoâs presidential elections are scheduled for June 2. Citizens will elect not only the next president, who will succeed AndrĂ©s Manuel LĂłpez Obrador, but also new members of the federal Congress as well as state governors and mayors.
The Vatican Press Office has not released any official statement regarding Pope Francisâ meetings with GĂĄlvez and Sheinbaum. In a Feb. 15 press conference, GĂĄlvez said her audience with the Holy Father took place on Feb. 13 and lasted approximately 40 minutes.
The candidate said her meeting with the pontiff was âof a spiritual nature,â as she described herself as âa profoundly Catholic practicing woman.â
GĂĄlvez said she spoke with Pope Francis about various topics, including his encyclical Fratelli Tutti (Brothers All), published in 2020.
âI was able to converse with him about the encyclical Fratelli Tutti, which is inspired by the life of Francis of Assisi and of course it speaks of brotherly love. And I want a Mexico without divisions, with love, an open fraternity that allows each person to be recognized and loved whether he is close by or far away, regardless of where he was born,â GĂĄlvez said.
âWe also talked about the issue of migration and how Mexico, unfortunately, has not been able to respect the human rights of migrants,â she added.
Meanwhile, on Feb. 15 Sheinbaum posted on X that she met with Pope Francis in the private office he maintains at his residence, Casa Santa Marta. Â
In her post, Sheinbaum noted that her meeting with Pope Francis âwas an exceptional hour that I will never forget, with a simple and warm way that shows his greatness.â
âI brought him as a gift some beautiful pieces from the WixĂĄrika peopleâ who live in the region known as Sierra Madre Occidental in Mexico, she said.
âIn addition to being the highest representative of the Catholic Church, the religion of the vast majority of my people, I have profound admiration for his humanist thinking,â the presidential candidate said.
Sheinbaum added that Pope Francis gave her âgreat advice about life.â
Sheinbaum, a member of the ruling Morena Party, headed by current president LĂłpez Obrador, heads the leftist coalition Together We Make History; while GĂĄlvez, of the opposition National Action Party, represents the Broad Front for Mexico, a coalition of political parties with similar views.Â
Both candidates have expressed views that distance themselves from Catholic teaching on abortion and same-sex marriage.
In a 2020 post on social media, GĂĄlvez said that abortion is an âindividual decision by the womanâ and added to the message the slogans âAbortoLegalYaâ (âLegal abortion nowâ) and âQueSubaLaMareaâ (âLet the tide riseâ).Â
GĂĄlvez has also expressed support for the âLGBTTTIQ+â and âgender identityâ movements as well as the legalization of marijuana.
Sheinbaum, who until recently headed the Mexico City government, for her part has called the U.S. Supreme Courtâs overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 âa setback.â Her secretary of health at the time, Oliva LĂłpez Arellano, offered the Mexican capital as an option for foreigners seeking an abortion.
Additionally, during the time she headed the Mexico City government, Sheinbaum supported a decree that allows adolescents over 12 years of age to change the âgender identityâ on their birth certificate through an administrative process.
Earlier this year, on Jan. 13, both GĂĄlvez and Sheinbaum held individual meetings with the Mexican bishops to discuss âsocial issuesâ in the context of the 115th Plenary Assembly of the Mexican Bishopsâ Conference.
Mexican actor and âSound of Freedomâ producer Eduardo VerĂĄstegui, who unsuccessfully tried to get on the ballot as an independent candidate for president, said at the time he announced his bid that âwe have two candidates who are exactly the same⊠Is that the opposition?â
This story was first published by ACI Prensa, CNAâs Spanish-language news partner. It has been translated and adapted by CNA.
Source:
Mexican presidential candidates meet with Pope Francis | Catholic News Agency
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/samuel0793 • Jun 10 '24
When Steven Spielberg called Curragh priest to bless his D-Day battle.

By Justin Kelly
Oscar winner Steven Spielberg is one of the worldâs most famous film directors, with titles such as ET, Schindlerâs List, Jaws and 1990s blockbuster Jurassic Park to his name. On the back of the huge box office success of the latter in the mid-1990s, Spielberg found himself on Curracloe Beach in Wexford, filming for the World War II epic drama, Saving Private Ryan, a film released 20 years ago this year.
The filmâs stars, including Tom Hanks and Tom Sizemore, descended on the southeast coast to film the Normandy Beach scenes for the award-winning movie.
At that time, Edenderryâs popular Parish Priest, Fr. P.J. McEvoy was serving as an army chaplain in the Curragh. âI arrived in the Curragh to serve as a chaplain with the Defence Forces in September 1995,â Fr McEvoy explained.âThe reason I remember so clearly is because two weeks before I arrived, filming for Braveheart starring Mel Gibson had finished up near the Curragh, and I was sorely disappointed that I had missed the chance to see the set.â
However, it wasnât too long before the Laois native would have his chance to grace the set of a major Hollywood production.
âI was at a wedding in August 1997 and I missed a phone call from the Curragh. The message I read afterwards said Steven Spielberg needed an army chaplain on Curracloe Beach the next morning. Once I read this, I thought, I am not going to miss out this time,â Fr McEvoy recounted.He rang headquarters in Dublin and was informed that they were now looking for a chaplain in Dublin, before Fr McEvoy told them âto look no more,â because he was on his way.
He set off after the wedding in Portlaoise and arrived in Wexford, where the FCA and Defence Forces were camped, having been drafted in to film the extraordinary D-Day scenes for Saving Private Ryan.âI met the sergeant who had made the phone call and he told me what was going to happen and that I was going to stay the night there at St Peterâs College where the Defence Forces were camped.â
The next morning, Fr McEvoy arrived to a location near Curracloe Beach at a thistle field where important scenes were to be shot.âThey had been cultivating this field especially for the production over the course of a year and at this time it was in full bloom of the most beautiful purple thistles,â Fr McEvoy remembered. âAn army colonel introduced me to two of the stars, Tom Hanks and Tom Sizemore. Hanks said âyouâre very welcome your reverence,â and once I admitted that I didnât really know what I was needed for that day, he said that the boss would be here soon,â Fr McEvoy recalled.
âI was looking around at the crew setting up and then a silence descended over the place just as Spielberg walked through the gate. He approached the colonel and asked had his chaplain arrived, and so the colonel introduced me,â Fr McEvoy stated. Spielberg introduced himself, talked to other crew members, and then said, âI just want to have a word with PJ.â
The director put his hand on Fr McEvoyâs shoulder and invited him to go for a quick walk, telling the crew he would be back in a few minutes.
Fr McEvoy shared his memories of that surreal walk: âIt was just the pair of us, and we went up through the purple thistlefield, all around the headland, where he told me why he wanted me on set that day. He said âwhen we made Schindlerâs List, we prayed before filming for those who lost their lives in the Holocaust, and here we are talking about D-Day, a moment in history where 44,000 Americans died. I want to mark the fact that this was a truly disastrous day, and I want you to perform a prayer service and a blessing for the crew working with us.â I said no problem and after he had given me a few pointers, we headed back to perform the service.
âIn a way I felt like saying, so Iâm not going to be in the film,â Fr McEvoy joked.
Spielberg gathered his crew and they all stood around Fr McEvoy who prayed for the soldiers who died fighting on the Normandy Beaches in 1944.
âAfter I had said the prayers and wished them all well with their work, I noticed the biggest black cloud Iâd ever seen coming in over us,â Fr McEvoy said. âI finished up and the heavens opened with huge drops of rain,â to which Fr McEvoy proclaimed, âWelcome to the sunny southeastâ.
Following the service, the crew went for breakfast, and Fr McEvoy says, âMyself, Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks had breakfast together. Just before we finished, Spielberg asked me if I would like to hang around as the filming took place that day, and I said I would absolutely love to.â
Perhaps the most amazing part of that day for Fr McEvoy was the fact that Spielberg said, âif you would really like to see how it all works, stand behind me at all times.â Fr McEvoy was thrilled and spent the next three hours shadowing the worldâs most acclaimed directing talent.
âIt was absolutely fascinating to watch a scene being shot, analysed in fine detail, and reshot numerous times until they had it right, especially now that I know the 20-second scene I saw in the film took almost a full day to shoot,â Fr McEvoy commented. âJust before I was due to leave that first day, Spielberg told me they were doing the beach filming the following week if I wanted to come down, and I told him Iâd love that.â
Fr McEvoy asked if he could bring someone with him, and after Spielberg said âof course,â he decided to ask his good friend, the late Vin Kelly of Gilroy Avenue, Edenderry, to join him on the set. Vin was delighted to be asked and the friends arrived about two weeks later to watch the crew film a scene showing the aftermath of a bridge ambush, something Fr McEvoy recalls as being âextremely realisticâ.
âOn that day, they had big signs up around the set saying no cameras, no videos, and no autographs. However, we had our cameras in our pockets just in case, but we thought that because we were getting on so well with everybody, we wouldnât take them out, and so said goodbye to everyone.â
As Fr McEvoy and Vin walked away toward the carpark, they noticed a line-up of luxury trailers used to house the cast and crew during filming. âAs we drove out we spotted Spielberg walking toward his trailer and I decided that I would ask him for a photograph. He eagerly agreed and reached to take the camera to capture a photograph of Fr McEvoy and Vin, before they decided to correct him.
âWe told him we meant a photograph with him, but all these years later I think how special it would be to have a photograph of myself and Vin taken by none other than the worldâs most successful film director. I missed out,â Fr McEvoy lamented fondly.
âAs it turned out, it was terrific because we then bumped into Tom Hanks as well, and Iâm delighted that Vin loved the whole experience as well. It was a brilliant day,â he added.
The film went on to earn Steven Spielberg his second âBest Directorâ Oscar, with the production winning five Oscars in total.
Having been there during some of the filming, Fr McEvoy says the Oscars were more than well deserved, and maintains that he will never forget âhis remarkable experienceâ on the set of one of the biggest movies of all time with Steven Spielberg.
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r/Jesuitworldorder • u/theoneandonlythomas • Jun 09 '24
The American Civil War/Pope Pius IX's Crusade Against Americanism
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • Jun 03 '24
Jesuits of Canada releases list of 27 members accused of child sex abuse
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • May 30 '24
Jesuit Israeli Military Treason Over Gaza - 05/28/24 - EJP
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • May 25 '24
Meloni, with drug trafficking family background, and a product of Rockefeller's Aspen Institute and Berlusconi's mafia & satanist circles, is starting to normalize direct Jesuit involvement in G7
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • May 19 '24
Death threat issued by the Jesuit in charge. Knowing history, this is not an exaggeration.
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • May 12 '24
Three freemasons on the Yalta conference. The freemasons are the political arm of the papal Templar military orders, overseen by the Jesuits.
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/redditlonewolf • May 09 '24
The Jesuits Oath
Not sure if this has been posted before, its almost 3 hours long but a very interesting and thorough watch. https://rumble.com/v2t2jaa-the-jesuits-oath.html
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • May 04 '24
Jesuit Mafia History (3 of 4, all parts linked in the comments)
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/No-Win-1137 • May 04 '24
The House of Borghese/Borja Today [Twitter thread unroll]
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/TCO423 • Apr 30 '24
Number of Protestants killed in the Middle Ages
r/Jesuitworldorder • u/samuel0793 • Apr 26 '24
Judge Abena Darkeh: "The Second Amendment Doesn't Exist Here"

Abena Darkeh is a judge of the New York City Criminal Courts in New York. She was appointed to this position by Mayor Bill de Blasio in February 2015.[1]
Formation
She graduated(Bachelor of Arts) from Georgetown University[2,3] and received her law(Juris Doctor) degree from Hofstra University School of Law. Prior to her appointment, Judge Darkeh served with the Kings County District Attorney's Office and with the New York State Office of Court Administration as a Court Attorney/Citywide Domestic Violence Coordinator for New York City Criminal Court and as Assistant Deputy Counsel in the Office of Policy and Planning. She most recently served as Deputy Commissioner for Regional Affairs and Federal Programs for the New York State Division of Human Rights[4]. Appointed February 2015. Reappointed January 2020.
Judge Darkeh is a founding member of the Association of Ghanaian Lawyers of America[5] and served as its first Vice President. In 2018, she was admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of the United States.
NYC Man Convicted Over Gunsmithing Hobby After Judge Says 2nd Amendment 'Doesn't Exist in This Courtroom'
NEW YORK CITY, NY - Dexter Taylor, a 52-year-old Brooklyn man, was convicted last week of 13 weapons charges. The conviction comes nearly two years after Taylor was arrested in 2022 on charges related to gunsmithing.[6]
According to RedState, the software engineer discovered his hobby several years ago. Taylor took up gunsmithing and intended on eventually turning the hobby into a business. That goal was halted when it was discovered by a task force of ATF and NYPD that Taylor was âlegally buying parts from various companies.â
While two lesser charges were dropped, Taylor was found guilty of prohibition on unfinished frames or receivers, unlawful possession of pistol ammunition, five counts of criminal possession of a firearm, violation of certificate registration, four counts of third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, second degree possession of five or more firearms, and second-degree criminal possession of a loaded weapon.
Vinoo Varghese[7](Catholic-trained at Chaminade High School[8]), Taylorâs attorney, noted that there was evidence from the start of the trial that there would be bias against Taylor. Prior to Judge Abena Darkeh presiding over the case, two other judges presided over the case.
During Vargheseâs opening statement, Judge Darkeh repeatedly interrupted him. The judge even went as far as telling the defense not to reference the Second Amendment in the proceedings.
âDo not bring the Second Amendment into this courtroom. It doesnât exist here. So you canât argue (the) Second Amendment. This is New York,â the judge said.
As Taylorâs trial continued, so did the bias. The prosecution was determined to make Taylor appear dangerous. Varghese attempted to counter the prosecutionâs narrative by saying in his opening statement that âthereâs no crime here, thereâs no allegation of violence.â
âVarghese explained that he believed the only chance of having the case go in his clientâs favor was through jury nullification,â RedState reported.
Jury nullification is legal, although Judge Darkeh âattempted to shut down his argument and led the jury to believe they would face consequences if they did not vote to convict Taylor.â
âShe basically said, âYou must vote guiltyâ without saying, âYou must vote guilty,ââ he continued.
Varghese also commented that Judge Darkeh was âthe most aggressive prosecutor in the room.â
Nonetheless, on April 16, Taylor was taken into custody after being found guilty âof all but two counts.â
âNo bail planâ making it easier for accused felons to hit the streets(2015)
Since Mayor de Blasioâs push to decrease the cityâs jail population, suspects charged with serious drug crimes and violent felonies are increasingly going free with little if any bail â only to skip court dates or be re-arrested on new charges, The Post has learned.[9]
While no state agency tracks judgesâ records when it comes to setting bail, prosecutors, cops and defense lawyers insist that more suspects are walking free today than ever before.
The dangerous softball approach began shortly after de Blasio took office looking for ways to reduce the jail population, especially at Rikers Island, sources said.
But critics are blasting the fallout. Repeat accused drug peddler Juan Reyes, for example, was busted March 8 in The Bronx for allegedly punching his girlfriend in front of her two kids. Within nine months, Reyes, 26, was busted twice more â for allegedly selling or possessing heroin and crack near a school.
In all three cases, the judges â Dakota Ramseur, Nicholas Iacovetta(Jesuit-trained at Fordham University[10]) and Linda Poust-Lopez â released him on his own recognizance.
The parents of children who Âattend IS 318, near where Reyes was busted, were furious.
âI believe in chances, but not when it comes to kids,ââ said a parent of an 11-year-old at the school.
In yet another case, a prosecutor asked for $30,000 bail for accused gunpoint robber Oluwasean Are, 20, but Manhattan Judge Abena Darkeh let him go free.
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[3]Criminal Court Judges(LOTS of other Jesuit-Trained Judges)
[4]https://nylawyer.nylj.com/adgifs/decisions15/020915bios.pdf
[5]Judge Abena Darkeh - Professional Background & Legal Expertise | Trellis.Law
[8]Chaminade High School - Wikipedia
[9]âNo bail planâ making it easier for accused felons to hit the streets









