Anonymous ID: 18fe03 Aug. 7, 2026, 6:12 p.m. No.24912922   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Allowing vaccines is like letting a foreign enemy kill the population, agents of the Vatican attacking with Vaccines since 1822 is a crime that should be investigated all the way back.

Anonymous ID: 18fe03 Aug. 7, 2026, 8:39 p.m. No.24913305   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Exposed the Roman Catholics mass murdering by Infection at local Hospital for the gorillionth time, they are going to blame it on Boiler malfunction and will attempt to kill me as they murdered my sister who stopped them for doing this in 2017.

Anonymous ID: 18fe03 Aug. 7, 2026, 8:53 p.m. No.24913346   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3374

Historical records from 1290 do not show any organized "Vatican stealing" from non-Roman Catholics. However, the year 1290 features a highly famous, major historical event involving the mass theft of property from non-Catholics by a secular king, as well as distinct papal crackdowns on religious dissidents.If you are looking at events around this exact year, you are likely thinking of one of the following historical occurrences:1. The Expulsion of the Jews from England (1290)The most prominent historical event of 1290 involving non-Catholics was the Edict of Expulsion issued by King Edward I of England.The "Theft": King Edward I ordered all Jews to leave England and confiscated all their property, lands, and remaining wealth for the royal treasury.The Vatican's Role: This was an act of the secular English Crown, not a direct operation by the Vatican, though it occurred in a deeply Catholic medieval European framework. King Edward used the stolen assets to finance his massive military debts.2. Papal Suppression of the "Apostolic Brethren" (1290)Within Italy and the Catholic Church's own jurisdiction, 1290 marked a significant escalation against internal religious groups deemed non-Catholic or heretical.The Action: In 1290, Pope Nicholas IV officially renewed a severe papal condemnation against the Apostolic Brethren (Apostolici), a proto-Protestant group founded by Gerard Segarelli.The "Theft": The group preached extreme poverty and criticized the immense wealth of the Vatican. When the Vatican persecuted heretical sects during this era, the Church routinely authorized the Inquisition to seize and confiscate the property of those accused, distributing the assets between the papacy, the local inquisitors, and secular authorities.3. Misconceptions with Later Medieval DoctrinesPeople sometimes conflate the year 1290 with later Papal Bulls that explicitly authorized the theft of land and property from non-Christians.The Doctrine of Discovery: Centuries later, Papal Bulls like Dum Diversas (1452) and Romanus Pontifex (1455) authorized European Catholic monarchs to conquer non-Christian lands, seize their property, and reduce "infidels" to perpetual slavery. The Vatican formally repudiated this doctrine.