>>15709881

Meet The Confederados, The Confederate Loyalists Who Fled To Brazil After The Civil War

By Morgan Dunn | Checked By Jaclyn Anglis

Published June 15, 2020

Updated July 21, 2020

Rather than accept defeat, up to 20,000 die-hard Confederates moved to the slaveholding Empire of Brazil to establish colonies of Confederados. Their descendents still honor them today.

https://allthatsinteresting.com/confederados

Jesuit are the Colonizers.

The Jesuit Reductions

From the beginning, the Jesuits cared only about civilizing the Indians and saving their souls. They arrived in Brazil in 1540, just nine years after their founding, and in Paraguay in 1587. The first missions in the latter country began in 1609. In the area of Paraguay, not then defined precisely, the Fathers concluded that the best way to save their particular charges, the Guarani was to gather them into mission villages, which were called “reductions.” By this arrangement, they could keep them safe from the savages still roaming the forests, teach them various trades, and civilize them to the extent that they could read and write, and be self-productive within the mission. These reductions made it easier for the natives to learn the Faith from the priests and, once baptized, live it sacramentally in mutual charity. (Communism)

https://catholicism.org/the-jesuit-missions-in-south-america.html

How South America Became a Nazi Haven

Find out how and why South America became a safe haven for thousands of former Nazi party members and SS officers after World War II.

https://www.history.com/news/how-south-america-became-a-nazi-haven

The internet is really easy to use. You should try it for yourself.

>>15709832

It was the Jesuits who "discovered" cinchona bark aka Quinine aks HCQ in South America in the 1600s and secreted the formula back to the Vatican where is could be sold as "Sacred Bark" or "Cardinal's Bark" or "Jesuits Bark" as a treatment for fevers.

The big medical con comes from the Jesuits.

Use of the powdered “Peruvian bark” was first recorded in religious writings by the Jesuits in 1633. The Jesuit fathers were the primary exporters and importers of quinine during this time and the bark became known as “Jesuit bark.” The cinchona tree was named for the wife of the Spanish viceroy to Peru, Countess Anna del Chinchon. A popular story is that the Countess was cured of the ague (a name for malaria the time) in 1638. The use of quinine for fevers was included in medical literature in 1643.

https://www.encyclopedia.com/medicine/drugs/pharmacology/quinine

>>15710003

HQ at the Vatican, Duh.

Where do all the Jesuit Missions begin springing up in the 1500s? South America.

>>15710003

From the beginning, the Jesuits cared only about civilizing the Indians and saving their souls. They arrived in Brazil in 1540, just nine years after their founding, and in Paraguay in 1587. The first missions in the latter country began in 1609. In the area of Paraguay, not then defined precisely, the Fathers concluded that the best way to save their particular charges, the Guarani was to gather them into mission villages, which were called “reductions.”

https://catholicism.org/the-jesuit-missions-in-south-america.html

>>15710078

Neo-Nazi bioweapons labs in Ukraine are being taken out by Putin and the Neo-Nazis are pissed because they can't really say anything about their labs or else they would be exposed as being Neo-Nazis.

Were we wrong about U1? Did HRC buy Ukrainian nuclear warheads for use against American cities? $1.8B funneled through Iran?

>>15710192

And the PM of Canada is so important because that's how they smuggled them into the US…Canada to US bridge?

>>15710230

Ukraine had 1,900 Soviet strategic nuclear warheads and between 2,650 and 4,200 Soviet tactical nuclear weapons deployed on its territory at the time of independence in 1991.

https://www.nti.org/analysis/articles/ukraine-nuclear-disarmament/

>>15710262

That was the script for what HRC was supposed to do while in office. Nuke 25 US cities with Ukrainian warheads and blame Russia.

>>15710281

Never has been. The bankers have been pulling the strings all along.