April 19th, 1529..The Day The Catholics Hate Most

The Catholic Church, led by the Black Pope, is perhaps the most diabolical institution in the history of mankind. Of course, 99.999% of the people calling themselves Catholics are good and decent people trying to do the right things. They have absolutely no idea about the evil people at the very top.

April 19th, 1529 is recognized as the day when the Protestant Reformation started. The word Protestant comes from Catholics "protesting" against the evils of the Catholic church.

A Catholic priest named Martin Luther wrote his 95 Thesesoutlining specifically how the Catholic Church was acting in evil ways. They were selling indulgences and simply acting in a lot of ways perceived to be anti-Christ-like.

The bottom line is an enormous number of Catholics defected, labeled themselves Protestants, and started their own churches, really pissing off the Catholic church.

Then, in 1540 Ignatius Loyola, a Spanish General asked the Pope if he could head up a military arm for the Vatican where he could go out and bring these Protestants back to the Catholic Church. If they refused to come back, they would then be classified as heretics and could then be murdered with God's blessings. The Pope agreed and thus was born the Society of Jesus, The Jesuits. Loyola was the first Jesuit General or Black Pope.

These Jesuits have terrorized the world ever since. April 19th is a day the Catholics absolutely hate and, according to researchers like Eric Jon Phelps and Dave Cleveland, the Jesuits have orchestrated many horrible events on this date as a warning to those who might cross them in the future.

On April 19th, 1775 the American Revolutionary War started.
On April 19th, 1861 the American Civil War started
On April 19th, 1933 FDR announced U.S would abandon Gold Standard
On April 19th, 1993 the U.S. destroyed men, women, and children in WACO
On April 19th, 1995 the Oklahoma City Bombing occurred.

bwinwright said:

On April 19th, 1861 the American Civil War started

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Um, no, it was the 12th of April.

At least get your facts straight before we ignore you.

bwinwright said:

The Catholic Church, led by the Black Pope, is perhaps the most diabolical institution in the history of mankind. Of course, 99.999% of the people calling themselves Catholics are good and decent people trying to do the right things. They have absolutely no idea about the evil people at the very top.

April 19th, 1529 is recognized as the day when the Protestant Reformation started. The word Protestant comes from Catholics "protesting" against the evils of the Catholic church.

A Catholic priest named Martin Luther wrote his 95 Thesesoutlining specifically how the Catholic Church was acting in evil ways. They were selling indulgences and simply acting in a lot of ways perceived to be anti-Christ-like.

The bottom line is an enormous number of Catholics defected, labeled themselves Protestants, and started their own churches, really pissing off the Catholic church.

Then, in 1540 Ignatius Loyola, a Spanish General asked the Pope if he could head up a military arm for the Vatican where he could go out and bring these Protestants back to the Catholic Church. If they refused to come back, they would then be classified as heretics and could then be murdered with God's blessings. The Pope agreed and thus was born the Society of Jesus, The Jesuits. Loyola was the first Jesuit General or Black Pope.

These Jesuits have terrorized the world ever since. April 19th is a day the Catholics absolutely hate and, according to researchers like Eric Jon Phelps and Dave Cleveland, the Jesuits have orchestrated many horrible events on this date as a warning to those who might cross them in the future.

On April 19th, 1775 the American Revolutionary War started.
On April 19th, 1861 the American Civil War started
On April 19th, 1933 FDR announced U.S would abandon Gold Standard
On April 19th, 1993 the U.S. destroyed men, women, and children in WACO
On April 19th, 1995 the Oklahoma City Bombing occurred.

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You know, I am really thinking about joining the Jesuits now. Thanks Bwinny! Such power, wow!

On May 15, 2009 Bwinny exposed the evil Jesuit order. He has orchestrated many horrible events on this date as a warning to those who might cross him in the future.

1525 – The battle of Frankenhausen ends the Peasants' War.
1536 - Anne Boleyn, Queen of England, stands trial in London on false charges of treason, adultery, incest and witchcraft. She is condemned to death by a specially-selected jury.
1701 – The War of the Spanish Succession begins.
1718 – James Puckle, a London lawyer, patents the world's first machine gun.
1756 – The Seven Years' War begins when England declares war on France.
1776 – American Revolution: the Virginia Convention instructs its Continental Congress delegation to propose a resolution of independence from Great Britain, paving the way for the United States Declaration of Independence.
1791 – Maximilien Robespierre proposes the Self-denying Ordinance.
1792 – War of the First Coalition: France declares war on Kingdom of Sardinia!

bwinwright said:

[...] the Jesuits have orchestrated many horrible events on this date as a warning to those who might cross them in the future.

On April 19th, 1775 the American Revolutionary War started.
On April 19th, 1861 the American Civil War started
On April 19th, 1933 FDR announced U.S would abandon Gold Standard
On April 19th, 1993 the U.S. destroyed men, women, and children in WACO
On April 19th, 1995 the Oklahoma City Bombing occurred.

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Only 4 events over the course of 480 years? To serve as a warning? Worst. Villains. Ever.

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April 19th, 1529..The Day The Catholics Hate Most

No it was May 30 ! Pick any event... I talked to a Catholic and she said May 30 was on occasion the day a Catholic Hates the Most -


On May 30th
1035 Boudouin V van Rijsel becomes earl of Flanders
1087 German emperor Henry IV crowns his son Koenraad
1100 Burchard becomes bishop of Utrecht
1381 English boer uprising begins in Essex
1434 Battle at Lipany
1498 Columbus departs with 6 ships for 3rd trip to America
1522 French troops driven out of Genoa
1527 University of Marburg (Germany) founded
1536 English king Henry VIII marries Jane Seymour
1539 Spanish explorer Fernando de Soto discovers Florida
1574 Henry III follows brother Charles IX as king of France
1574 Sea battle at Lillo Belgium (Adolf Van Haemstede vs Louis de Boisot)
1584 Earl Adolf van Nieuwenaar/Meurs becomes viceroy of Gelderland
1588 Spanish Aramada under Medina-Sidonia departs Lisbon to invade England
1631 France/Maximilian van Bavarian signs Accord of Fontainebleau
1635 Emperor Ferdinand II & Saksen sign Peace of Prague
1646 Spain & Netherlands signs temporary cease fire
1783 Benjamin Tower of Philadelphia publishes 1st daily newspaper in US
1793 Georges Couthon chosen member of French Committee the Salut Public
1808 Napoleon annexes Tuscany & gave it seats in French Senate
1814 1st Treaty of Paris, after Napoleon's 1st abdication
1821 James Boyd patents Rubber Fire Hose
1822 House slave betrays Denmark Vesey conspiracy (37 blacks hanged)
1832 Evariste Galois give his theory on free assembly (dies in duel May 31)
1842 John Francis attempts to assassinate Queen Victoria
1848 2nd battle at Gioto: Sardinia-Piemonte beats Austrians
1848 México ratifies treaty giving US; New Mexico, California & parts of Nevada, Utah, Arizona & Colorado in return for $15 million
1848 William G Young patents ice cream freezer
1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act repealed Missouri Compromise opens north slavery
1858 Hudson Bay Company's rights to Vancouver Island revoked
1862 Battle of Booneville MS - captured General Beauregard evacuates Corinth MS
1862 Battle of Front Royal VA
1864 Battle of Bethesda Church VA
1864 Cavalry fight at Old Church (Totopotomoy Creek) VA
1866 The opera "Die Verkaufte Braut" premieres (Prague)
1868 Memorial Day 1st observed when 2 women in Columbus MS placed flowers on both Confederate & Union graves
1872 Mahlon Loomis patents wireless telegraphy
1879 92º F highest temperature ever recorded in Cleveland OH in May
1879 Gilmore Garden (NYC) renamed Madison Square Garden
1883 Rumor that the Brooklyn Bridge is going to collapse caused a stampede that kills 12
1889 The brassiere is invented
1890 1st Dodger homerun (Dave Foutz)
1894 Bobby Lowe is 1st to hit 4 homeruns in 1 baseball game
1895 W G Grace scores his 1,000th Cricket run of the season after 22 days
1896 1st car accident occurs, Henry Wells hit a bicyclist (NYC)
1899 24th Preakness: R Clawson aboard Half Time wins in 1:47
1901 Hall of Fame for Great American on NYU campus dedicated
1903 28th Preakness: W Gannon aboard Flocarline wins in 1:44.8
1904 Frank Chance gets hit by pitch 5 times in a doubleheader
1906 40th Belmont Stakes: Lucien Lyne aboard Burgomaster wins in 2:20
1907 41st Belmont Stakes: G Mountain aboard Peter Pan wins
1908 1st federal workmen's compensation law approved
1908 42nd Belmont Stakes: Joe Notter aboard Colin wins
1908 Aldrich Vineland Currency Act forerunner to Federal Reserve System
1908 Paris advocate E Archdeacon is 1st passenger in a airplane
1908 US Assay Office in Salt Lake City UT authorized
1909 National Conference on the Negro is held
1909 Reuben Siegel laid cornerstone of 1st home in Tel-Aviv
1910 44th Belmont Stakes: James Butwell aboard Sweep wins in 2:22
1912 US Marines sent to Nicaragua
1913 1st Balkan War ends, Treaty of London
1913 John McGraw joins Fred Clarke, Cap Anson, Frank Selee, & Connie Mack as managers who have won 1,000 games
1913 New country of Albania is formed
1921 Lord Dunsany's "If" premieres in London
1921 Memorial to Captain Eddie Grant, killed in WWI, unveiled at Polo Grounds
1921 Salzburg Austria votes to join Germany
1922 Cubs swap Max Flack for Cardinals Cliff Heathcote during the middle of a doubleheader. Both play for both teams that day
1922 Latvia & Vatican sign accord
1922 Lincoln Memorial dedicated
1923 Howard Hanson's 1st Symphony "Nordic" premieres
1924 Socialist Matteotti falls in Italian parliament by fascists
1925 British mariners shoot on demonstrators
1925 Peter DePaolo became 1st man to average over 100 mph at Indianapolis 500
1925 Roger Hornsby replaces Branch Rickey as manager of Cardinals
1927 Walter Johnson records 113th & last shutout of his career
1930 Bill Arnold wins Indianapolis 500 car race (161.6 kph)
1931 Phillies Chuck Klein homers off Ben Cantwell (Braves) in both ends DH
1932 Yankees dedicate a plaque to Miller Huggins
1933 Patent on invisible glass installation
1935 Babe Ruth's final game, goes hitless for Braves against Phillies
1937 20th PGA Championship: Denny Shute at Pittsburgh FC Aspinwall PA
1937 61,756, 2nd-largest crowd in Polo Grounds history, sees Dodgers end Carl Hubbell's consecutive-game winning streak at 24 over 2 seasons
1937 Memorial Day Massacre - Chicago police shoot on union marchers at Republic Steel Plant in Chicago, 10 die
1938 Yankees sweep Red Sox 10-0 & 5-4 in front of 83,533 at Yankee Stadium
1941 1st anti semitic measures in Serbia
1941 English Army enters Baghdad, chasing pro-German coup government
1941 German capture Kreta
1942 1,047 bombers bomb Cologne in RAF's raid of WWII
1942 Reichsführer Himmler arrives in Prague
1942 Satchel Paige pitches 5 innings to defeat Dizzy Dean All-Stars 8-1
1942 US aircraft carrier Yorktown leaves Pearl Harbor
1943 French General De Gaulle arrives in Algiers
1943 US troops reconquer Attu Aleutians
1944 Transport nr 75 departs with French Jews to Nazi-Germany
1946 Braves Bernard Malamud homerun shatters Bulova clock in Ebbets Field
1946 United flight 521 crashes on takeoff at LaGuardia Airport (New York) 42 die
1948 Schenectady Blue Jays Tom Lasorda strikes out 25 in 15-inning game
1949 East Germans constitution approved
1949 NPS/VHP win 1st general election in Suriname
1949 WRTV TV channel 6 in Indianapolis IN (ABC) begins broadcasting
1950 Patty Berg wins LPGA Eastern Golf Open
1951 Ezzard Charles beats Joey Maxim in 15 for heavyweight boxing title
1952 Charlie Grimm succeeds Tommy Holmes as manager of Boston Braves
1952 Beachnut is born to terrorize English with ease
1952 Darius Milhaud's "West Point Suite" premieres
1953 1st major league network baseball game-Cleveland 7, Chicago 2
1953 23rd French Men's Tennis: Ken Rosewall beats Vic Seixas (6-3 6-4 1-6 6-2)
1953 23rd French Women's Tennis: Maureen Connolly beats Doris Hart (6-2 6-4)
1954 Dutch bishops forbid membership to non-catholic sporting clubs
1954 Emile Zatopek runs world record 5K (13:57.2)
1954 Hector Villa-Lobos' "Odisseia de Uma Raca" premieres
1955 KMVT TV channel 11 in Twin Falls ID (CBS/NBC/ABC) begins broadcasting
1955 Said el-Mufti forms Jordan Government
1955 Tunisia begins domestic self governing
1956 Bus boycott begins in Tallahassee FL
1956 Mickey Mantle misses by 18" hitting 1st homerun out of Yankee Stadium
1956 US performs nuclear test at Enwetak (atmospheric tests)
1957 Real Madrid wins 2nd Europe Cup 1 in Madrid
1957 Test Cricket debut for Rohan Kanhai vs England at Edgbaston
1958 Unidentified soldiers killed in WWII & Korean War buried in Arlington
1958 US performs nuclear test at Enwetak (atmospheric tests)
1959 "First Impressions" closes at Alvin Theater NYC after 84 performances
1959 "Nervous Set" closes at Henry Miller's Theater NYC after 23 performances
1959 Iraq terminates military assistance pact with US due to neutrality
1959 President Somoza ends emergency crisis in Nicaragua
1959 President Stroessner disbands Paraguay's parliament
1959 World's 1st hovercraft (SR-N1) tested at Cowes England
1961 Dutch DC-8 crashes after takeoff at Lisbon, 62 die
1961 Roger Maris hits his 10th & 11th of 61 homeruns
1962 69 killed in bus crash (Ahmedabad India)
1962 Benjamin Britten's "War Requiem" premieres
1964 "Beyond the Fringe" closes at John Golden Theater NYC after 673 performances
1964 Beatles' "Love Me Do" single goes #1
1964 Beatles 1961 record of "Cry for a Shadow" is #1 in Australia
1964 Giants sweep Mets 5-3 & 8-6 in 23 innings, records include elapsed time of 9:50, 47 strikeouts, 7:22 for 2nd game & New York's 22 K's in 2nd games
1965 France performs nuclear test at Ecker Algeria (Underground)
1965 Marlene Hagge wins LPGA Babe Didrikson-Zaharias Golf Open
1965 Viet Cong offensive against US base Da Nang, begins
1965 Vivian Malone, is 1st black to graduate from University of Alabama
1966 300 US airplanes bomb North Vietnam
1966 Graham Hill wins Indianapolis 500 car race (232.2 kph) 1966 US launches Surveyor 1 to the Moon
1967 Biafra declares independence from Nigeria
1967 King Hussein of Jordan visits Cairo
1967 Robert "Evel" Knievel's motorcycle jumps 16 automobiles
1967 Yankee Whitey Ford, nearing 41, announces his retirement from baseball
1968 Beatles begin work on their only double album "The Beatles" 1968 President De Gaulle disbands French parliament
1968 University church in Leipzig German Democratic Republic, blown up
1968 West German Parliament accepts emergency crisis law
1969 Derek Clayton runs world record marathon (2:08:33.6) at Antwerp
1969 Gibraltar adopts constitution
1969 People revolt in Willemstad, Curaçao
1970 "Minnie's Boys" closes at Imperial Theater NYC after 80 performances 1970 Baseball All-Star voting is returned to fans
1971 36 hospitalized during Grateful Dead concert; after drinking LSD apple juice
1971 Train crash at Duivendrecht Netherlands, 5 die
1971 US Mariner 9 1st satellite to orbit Mars launched
1971 Willie Mays hits his 638th homerun, sets National League record of 1,950 runs scored
1972 3 Japanese PFL terrorists kill 24, wound 72 at Tel Aviv's Lod International Airport
1973 Ajax wins 3rd Europe Cup
1974 10th Mayor's Trophy Game, Yankees beat Mets 9-4
1975 European Space Agency (ESA) forms
1975 Wings release "Venus & Mars" album
1976 22nd LPGA Championship won by Betty Burfeindt
1976 Bobby Unser sets world record for the fastest pit stop (4 seconds)
1977 Cleveland Indian Dennis Eckersley no-hits California Angels, 2-0
1979 Nottingham Forrest wins 24th Europe Cup 1 at Munich
1979 Pat Underwood makes his pitching debut for Detroit beats brother Tom
1979 Percom Data Company Inc release Microdos for Radio Shack's TRS-80
1979 Ted Coombs begins a 5,193 mile roller skate from Los Angeles to NYC
1980 1st papal visit to France since 1814
1980 Tiger relief pitcher John Hiller, 37, (who had a 1971 heart attack), retires
1980 Turner's painting "Juliet & Her Nurse" sells for $6.4 million
1980 Twins Ken Landreaux ends his hitting streak after 31 games
1981 "Nightline" extends from 4 nights to 5 nights a week (Friday)
1981 Bangladesh President Ziaur Rahman is shot by group of rebel officers
1981 Los Angeles Dodgers are quickest to get 1,000,000 attendence (22 games)
1982 "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?" closes at Alvin NYC after 5 performances
1982 Closest Indianapolis 500, Gordon Johncock beats Rick Mears by 0.16 seconds
1982 Sandra Spuzich wins LPGA Corning Golf Classic
1982 Spain becomes 16th member of NATO
1983 American League president Lee MacPhail suspends Yankees owner George Steinbrenner for one week, for his public criticism of umpires
1983 Surrey all out for 14 vs Essex, their lowest score ever
1984 Bomb explodes in rebel leader Eden Pastora headquarters in Nicaragua
1984 Liverpool wins 29th Europe Cup 1 in Rome
1984 National League suspends Mario Soto 5 days for Reds-Cubs fight on May 27th
1985 Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers beat Philadelphia Flyers, 4 games to 1
1986 Ariane-2 (ESA) launched
1986 Bobby Rahal is 1st to average over 170 mph in the Indianapolis 500
1986 France performs nuclear test
1987 Mike Tyson TKOs Pinklon Thomas in 6 for World Boxing Council heavyweight boxing title
1987 North American Philips Company unveils compact disc video
1987 Tony Tucker TKOs Buster Douglas in 10 for International Boxing Federation heavyweight boxing title
1987 West German Mathias Rust lands airplane on Red Square
1989 Margaret Ray pleads guilty to breaking into David Letterman's house
1990 Dow Jones average hits a record 2,878.56
1990 Earthquake (6.4) hits Peru, killing 135
1991 64th National Spelling Bee: Joanne Lagatta wins spelling antipyretic
1991 Arturo Barrios runs world record one-hour distance (21,096 km)
1991 Supreme Court rules prosecutors can be sued for legal advice they give police & can be held accountable
1992 New York Lotto pays $30 million to one winner (#s are 12-15-30-33-40-48)
1992 New York Yankee pitcher Scott Sanderson becomes 9th to beat all 26 teams
1992 Paul Simon weds Edie Brickell
1992 UN votes for sanctions against Serb-led Yugoslavia to halt fighting
1993 Betsy King wins J C Penney/LPGA Skins Game Golf Tournament
1993 Kelly Robbins wins LPGA Corning Golf Classic
1996 69th National Spelling Bee: Wendy Guey wins spelling vivisepulture
1996 Albert Belle uses a forearm to break up a double play & nearly breaks Brewer 2nd baseman Fernando Vina's nose, Belle gets 2 game suspension
1996 John Tesh's final day as host of "Entertainment Tonight"
1997 Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X, set afire by 12 year old grandson
1997 Ken Dryden becomes president of NHL's Toronto Maple Leafs

John Tesh, now the Jesuits have an opponent who can stop them and his is not busy doing ET. Wait to you see June 6th!

I would have sworn it was 29 Feb.

Still brings a tear to my eye:
1985 Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers beat Philadelphia Flyers, 4 games to 1

Some people can't get ANYTHING right. Luther nailed the 95 thesis to the door on Oct 31st, not April 19th.
I don't think that all these Anti Catholic rants are showing up here on the same day that "Angels and Demons" opens is a coincidence.

dudalb said:

I don't think that all these Anti Catholic rants are showing up here on the same day that "Angels and Demons" opens is a coincidence.

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Of course not. Everyone knows there's no such thing as coincidences.

myriad said:

moved this from 9/11 conspiracy theories as it is not related to 9/11

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Or is it??????????????????????????

Cl1mh4224rd said:

Of course not. Everyone knows there's no such thing as coincidences.

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No conspiracy theory, just that bwinwright, who has a long history at JREF of incoherent rants about the Catholic Church,saw the fuss that "Angels and Demons" is stirring up in the media and is making an incredibly pathetic attempt to "cash in" on it.

Does this mean as a Catholic I'm not suppose to hate everyday of my life?

I would hate it as a kid when my parents would send me to church on Sunday while they slept in. After a while I just took the money they gave me for the basket and bought candy with my older sister. Then we just swung by the church as it was letting out and picked-up a program to bring home.

Then I hated going to school all day on Tuesday to then have to walk to my church school and attend catechism for an hour. Oh man I frigging loathed every minute of that.

I really hated my first confession. Especially the part where I should have told about how I used the money for the basket but somehow it didn't come up.

Then there is the first communion and the whole confirmation deal.

I guess that was why I didn't go back until I was going to marry my wife and was tortured for about 12 hours at Pre Kana.

That about did it for me.

Until of course my sister wanted me to be Godfather to her son.

See?

Just when I thought I was out... they pull me back in.

Evil.

I think Jim Norton was really on to something with the Angry Young Man theory of why conspiracy theorists are the way they are. From my dealings with people on the internet who believe this stuff, if you scratch the surface, there's so much rage and anger at parents, schools, religious institutions, anything that's a symbol of authority.

Thanks for the insight, Homeland.

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I think Jim Norton was really on to something with the Angry Young Man theory of why conspiracy theorists are the way they are. From my dealings with people on the internet who believe this stuff, if you scratch the surface, there's so much rage and anger at parents, schools, religious institutions, anything that's a symbol of authority.

Thanks for the insight, Homeland.

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Sorry oldhat.

I didn't know that your logon was a reference to your habit.

Now what conspiracy are you talking about? Please source it specifically where I was the one to try and get someone to believe a story.

Is it the story I don't believe just because of the pretend authority spewing it?

Hmmm... which one?

Well yeah. Then I guess you're right about me.

I did learn something in catechism.

bwinwright said:

On April 19th, 1995 the Oklahoma City Bombing occurred.

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This is no more ridiculous than any other single one of your supposedly Jesuit-controlled events - but this one hits close to home for me.

So just for funsies, let's see you try to make a case for the OKC Bombing being orchestrated by the Jesuits, and by extension, the Vatican.

And I'm afraid just identifying certain government officials as Catholics ain't gonna cut it.

I think beachnut wins this thread.His list is far too longer than the list of OP.

JoeyDonuts said:

This is no more ridiculous than any other single one of your supposedly Jesuit-controlled events - but this one hits close to home for me.

So just for funsies, let's see you try to make a case for the OKC Bombing being orchestrated by the Jesuits, and by extension, the Vatican.

And I'm afraid just identifying certain government officials as Catholics ain't gonna cut it.

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At least it is not about jews,is it. Or is it?

February 30th. One of the pre-Christian popes (Julius Caesar) didn't like it so --- poof --- now it's moved to August. The later popes (including Gregory XIII) didn't object.

Alex Libman said:

February 30th. One of the pre-Christian popes (Julius Caesar) didn't like it so --- poof --- now it's moved to August. The later popes (including Gregory XIII) didn't object.

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Sorry,but from when is Julius Caesar considered pope?
From when there were pre-christian popes? What were they role and how did it corresponed with religion of Antique Rome?

AFAIK pope is christian term not even known to other people from different religions!

You don't mean Pre-Christian Pope: No such thing exists. You perhaps mean Pontifex Maximus, which is an annually elected office, so bears little resemblance to a "Pope".

You don't mean Julius Caesar: You perhaps mean Octavian/Augustus?

You don't mean "didn't like": You perhaps mean Augustus wanted his own month to be of equal length to that of Julius Caesars, and Febuary 30th was the likely candidate as it only existed due to a miscalculation?

When I was being brought up a Catholic back in the 50s/60s, the day that a number of the Catholic men hated was Good Friday - the only day of the year that the Catholic Club (cheap beer and three snooker tables!) was closed all day.

See this is what I dont get - everyone runs around in circles worrying about the NWO Illuminati etc etc. But no one stops to wonder who they are working for

Now thanks to the OP now ya know

jhunter1163 said:

Um, no, it was the 12th of April.

At least get your facts straight before we ignore you.

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Anybody who takes this "god" notion seriously already is ignored by me.

But I think its fascinating how so many people who all worship what they ALL acknowledge is the same god can be in constant conflict with each other.

And its funny, they all think they are all about peace and love a obeying their god's commandments not to lie and kill and steal.

The saddest part is when you look at people who really do live as their god allegedly intended, and see what an amazingly small minority they are. I freely submit that a planet full of people all obeying those ten commandments would be a remarkably peaceful and civil place. And one that would not contain hatred as revealed in the OP here.

bwinwright said:

The Catholic Church, led by the Black Pope, ...

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Hang on, the Superior General of the Society of Jesus leads the Catholic Church?

When did that happen?

Alex Libman said:

One of the pre-Christian popes (Julius Caesar) didn't like it so --- poof --- now it's moved to August. The later popes (including Gregory XIII) didn't object.

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Just because Julius Caesar held the role of Pontifex Maximus does not make him a pope. And just because you'll see the words Pontifex Maximus on things regarding the Pope does not mean that he has the same duties that Caesar did.

beachnut said:

April 19th, 1529..The Day The Catholics Hate Most

No it was May 30 ! Pick any event... I talked to a Catholic and she said May 30 was on occasion the day a Catholic Hates the Most -



1968 Beatles begin work on their only double album "The Beatles"

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Paul actually rose from the dead on this date.

dudalb said:

Some people can't get ANYTHING right. Luther nailed the 95 thesis to the door on Oct 31st, not April 19th.
I don't think that all these Anti Catholic rants are showing up here on the same day that "Angels and Demons" opens is a coincidence.

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He got the year wrong, too. 1517, not 1529.

Wow, you mean to tell me the Catholics are lead by some diabolical group hell bent on world domination at the "highest levels" that no one except the conspiracy theorists know about? I thought that only happened in freemasonry.

That Jew bastard Franklin Delano ROOSENFELDT* took the USA off the God standard! Only a Catholickin' Jesuite would do that! Then came Pearl Harbor and just see all the trouble that started!

* An actual quote from any number of old-time Republicans I grew up around.

Why are both the start of the Revolutionary War and the abandonment of the Gold Standard listed as "horrible" events?


I'm not even gonna bother asking how the Jesuits orchestrated the events in the list.

Actually a purported "Jesuit Oath" showed up the other day on another board I post on.

Just a complete caricature of evil. Anyway, its kind of interesting cause this oath gets passed around as credible since it was entered into the hallowed Congressional Record.

Reminded me of a similar thing I came across, the 45 alleged goals of the communist takeover of America - lifted directly from Cleon Skousen's The Naked Communist and entered into the Congressional Record.

Just google "45 communist goals" and see all the right-wing sites where it gets passed around as legitimate.

Anyway, click the link at the top of this post if you wanna see these items in detail along with my analysis..

dudalb said:

Some people can't get ANYTHING right. Luther nailed the 95 thesis to the door on Oct 31st, not April 19th.
I don't think that all these Anti Catholic rants are showing up here on the same day that "Angels and Demons" opens is a coincidence.

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I'm pretty sure National Lampoon said it was 95 feces he nailed to the door. I think there was even a picture of it happening.

jhunter1163 said:

Um, no, it was the 12th of April.

At least get your facts straight before we ignore you.

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And Martin Luthor was a monk, not a Priest.

bwinwright said:

These Jesuits have terrorized the world ever since. April 19th is a day the Catholics absolutely hate and, according to researchers like Eric Jon Phelps and Dave Cleveland, the Jesuits have orchestrated many horrible events on this date as a warning to those who might cross them in the future.

On April 19th, 1775 the American Revolutionary War started.
On April 19th, 1861 the American Civil War started
On April 19th, 1933 FDR announced U.S would abandon Gold Standard
On April 19th, 1993 the U.S. destroyed men, women, and children in WACO
On April 19th, 1995 the Oklahoma City Bombing occurred.

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You forgot one:

On April 19th, 1966 I was born.

Watch out.

Damien Evans said:

And Martin Luthor was a monk, not a Priest.

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Lex's brother?