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Anons need to learn how to recognize propaganda… You can utilize and paste memes into Grok with a simple phrase "is this true"
Stop believing paid shill propaganda
The Reasons (False in the Meme)The cutoff was driven by:Rising anti-Catholic nativism in the U.S. (Know-Nothing Party influence, fears of "popery").
The conviction of Mary Surratt (a Catholic) and other Catholics in the Lincoln assassination conspiracy, which inflamed rumors and prejudice. Her son John Surratt was also implicated.
The Papal States losing their territorial sovereignty during Italian unification (the Vatican was no longer a full temporal power with land).
The U.S. government did not officially conclude or act on the belief that "the Vatican killed Abraham Lincoln." That was (and remains) a fringe conspiracy theory pushed in anti-Catholic circles, often tied to the earlier fabricated Lincoln quotes and Jesuit claims. Historians attribute the break primarily to domestic politics and prejudice, not evidence of a Vatican plot.
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Relations were later restored because the Holy See had become an influential global actor (especially under John Paul II during the Cold War), and the 1867 restriction was repealed.This image continues the pattern from your previous ones: mixing partial facts with conspiratorial causation to imply a grand Vatican/Lincoln assassination plot. The historical record doesn't support it.