Dokończenie poprzedniej notki odkładam na później, niecierpliwym czytelnikom proponuję zaś wyjątek z pism biskupa Richarda Williamsona, który dał się poznać szerszej publiczności z okazji niedawnego zdejmowania ekskomuniki z niego i trzech jego kolegów z Towarzystwa Piusa X.
Horror gwarantowany:
"Many of you know of the great struggle in the 1930's between nationalist and internationalist Communists. Inside Russia, the nationalist Stalin had succeeded in ousting his former ally, the internationalist Trotzky, but the internationalists, then and now real rulers of the modern world, were plotting inside Russia to oust Stalin in turn. He discovered their plot, imprisoned the ringleaders, put them on trial in the famous show trials of the Great Purge of 1937 and 1938, and had them shot.
However one victim who escaped death was a certain Christian Rakovsky (Christian only in name), one of the internationalists who considered Stalin had betrayed Communism by putting the interests of Russia and himself first. Rakovsky, to save his life, promised to tell Stalin secrets of great value to Stalin. Stalin who knew that Rakovsky was one of those few men who are the real rulers of the world, agreed to listen. The resulting interrogation of Rakovsky by one of Stalin's agents inside the prison was recorded by the interpreter present for the interrogation, and by him it was smuggled out of the prison. By remarkable circumstances it reached the West, where it should be far better known than it is, but of course the modern world has a thousand ways of smothering its own dirty secrets. God puts in men's hands the "Protocols of the Sages of Sion" and the "Rakovsky Interview", if men want to know the truth, but few do."
Należy wspomnieć, że Rakowski, określony w wywodach mianem "jednego z rzeczywiście rządzących światem" w momencie przywoływanym przez Williamsona siedział w więzieniu, o czym Williamson zapomniał wspomnieć.
Ciekawe, czy Benedykt XVI zapoznał się z poglądami Willimasona i jaki jest jego stosunek do rewelacji serwowanych przez biskupa.
Jazda, nie?
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