Are the revelations beginning?
Did US government force Benedict XVI to resign? General reveals new details.
(Rome) Did the U.S. government direct the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI? Assumptions to that effect were raised soon after the historically unprecedented resignation, but especially in 2016 when emails between Hillary Clinton and her campaign manager John Podesta were released by Wikileaks. Both played a not insignificant role in the Obama administration. Major General Piero Laporta, former head of the Office of Defense Policy of the Italian General Staff, revealed new details in a column yesterday that the highest circles of power in the United States had forced the resignation of Benedict XVI. Circles not very different from those in Washington today. At that time Joe Biden was vice president, today he is president of the USA. Here is the translation of General Laporta's column:
Sant'Egidio and the crocodile tears for Benedict XVI Incredible!
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Catholic publicist Maurizio Blondet noted, "The general is certainly well advised to keep quiet about the name of the NSA executive who claimed to be able to get Benedict to resign ad nutum [if needed]."
Blondet himself had published the article "Ratzinger could 'neither sell nor buy'" in September 2015, which he resubmitted yesterday in response to General Laporta's column.
Ratzinger could "neither sell nor buy"
by Maurizio Blondet, Sept. 28, 2015
Before Pope Benedict suddenly and inexplicably resigned in February 2013, the Vatican Bank IOR was expelled from SWIFT. This made all Vatican payments impossible, and the Church was treated like a State Sponsor of Terrorism (according to the US government) like Iran. It was an economic ruin well prepared by an aggressive campaign against the Vatican Bank IOR, confirmed by the opening of criminal investigations by the Italian judiciary (which never fails to comply with certain international orders).
https://katholisches.info/2023/01/04/zwang-us-regierung-benedikt-xvi-zum-ruecktritt-general-enthuellt-neue-details/