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There is a lot to dig on the Vatican finances. This Cardinal might spill the beans on the money laundry to get out of the pedo charges.
This book has a lot of details about the Vatican's cash. I'm digging on their links to Edison Energy (page 100) and their ties to Chicago banks:
https://www.academia.edu/9666508/_The_Vatican_Empire_by_Nini_Lo_Bello
http://www.beyondweird.com/conspiracy/cn09-54.html
"The envy of every businessman and finance minister in the world, the Special Administration answered to no one. No elected congress or government cabinet kept tabs on it. It was not required to present reports to stockholders' meetings. Because it operated in secrecy (as does the new "ministry of finance"), no news- papers could play watchdog. In Italy and most other countries it paid no taxes. Since it worried very little about the availability of capital, it could undertake long-term programs and risks. With diplomatic privileges, its operations were often made easier, and with diplomatic contacts, which kept the "home office" regularly informed on all matters likely to have a bearing on economic
trends, it had a certain edge over competitors'
https://www.academia.edu/9666508/_The_Vatican_Empire_by_Nini_Lo_Bello