The Rockefeller-Pentagon-Mafia Connection!!

Diabolical plot to divide up Italy and restore the Papal States exposed!!

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In 1860, general Garibaldi landed in Sicily with his famous 1,000 volunteers determined to march on Rome and liberate the city. His march of liberation started in the SOUTH and that is how the dis-unification of Italy was planned by the Rockefeller-Pentagon-Mafia axis.

Michele Sindona (1920-1986).

Sicilian Michele "The Shark" Sindona was known as St. Peter's banker. Sindona, acting as an agent for Nelson Rockefeller, caused the collapse of Franklin National Bank.

Michele Sindona.

By 1970, Sindona was the most successful tax lawyer and the most powerful banker in Italy. Years later, as one of the wealthiest men in the world, Sindona was identified by the Italian and U.S. governments as the Mafia's banker. He was accused of washing heroin profits through his banks and of smuggling currency out of Italy through the Bank of the Vatican. In 1972, Sindona purchased controlling interest of FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK. Two years later FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK collapsed—the 2nd largest bank failure in U.S. history. On August 2, 1979, while under indictment, Michele Sindona disappeared and was believed to have been kidnapped by left-wing terrorists. He reappeared on October 16, 1979, was later convicted of bank fraud, and was sentenced to twenty-five years in prison.

Franklin National Bank Chairman ruined Rockefeller's Presidential attempt!!

Nelson Rockefeller was "elected" Governor of NY State in 1958. In 1960, he decided to run for President as the Republican candidate against John F. Kennedy. Rockefeller already "owned" the NY vote but he needed the key state of California in order to be a viable candidate. As governor, Nelson passed an omnibus banking bill which favored his giant banks against the small independent banks. One of those banks was owned by Arthur T. Roth.

Arthur T. Roth (1905 - 1997). Chairman of Franklin National Bank.

Arthur T. Roth was a banker with a human face. He was responsible for the growth of a small country bank into the 18th largest bank in the country. His trouble began when he clashed with Nelson Rockefeller.

Franklin National Bank, Long Island, NY.

Arthur T. Roth was a banker with a human face. He was responsible for the growth of a small country bank into the 18th largest bank in the country.

He did this by sheer hard work and determination. As he sought to expand his bank, he ran into opposition from Governor Nelson Rockefeller.

Here is a quote from Mr. Roth:

Arthur T. Roth investigated the Rockefellers

Nelson Rockefeller was determined to be President of the United States by any means possible.

Arthur T. Roth decided to investigate the shady banking practices of the Rockefellers. He noticed that the giant NY banks were lending large amount of money in California. Here is a quote from Mr. Roth:

Mr. Ross compiled all the facts on the illegal Rockefeller lending scam and when Nelson was leaving for California he presented the report to him . . . and the reporters.... The TRUTH made Rockefeller SICK. Here is another quote from Mr. Roth:

Governor Rockefeller, although only in his first year in office, had already begun to try to launch himself into the presidency of the United States; he wanted to become the 1960 Republican candidate. As part of his campaign, he had hired a large private airplane and invited about thirty reporters to go with him on a visit to the key state of California in November 1959 to see what political support he could cultivate for himself at the 1960 Republican National Convention. As he and the reporters boarded the plane, we handed each of them our "blot sheet" and some supplementary information, including a copy of a letter I had written to Superintendent Clark about the horrible lending record of the New York savings banks. A letter to Nelson Rockefeller, dated November 10, was part of the package:

Dear Governor Rockefeller: On the eve of your departure, I am sure you are too conscientious a first-term governor of New York to forget our problems here at home while you are surveying the scene in other strategic states. In your penetrating diagnosis of the ailments of New York before the Economic Club this week, you said: "Industries of certain types are fleeing the state at an accelerating rate. "The growth rate of the state has dropped way behind the national average. " In California you and the excellent staff of analysts on your research team will have a unique opportunity to examine at first hand a "flight from New York" that veterans in New York State understand from painful personal experience. This difference in treatment of veterans and other home buyers is the primary reason why housing in New York State has declined so fast in contrast to the favorable showing for the rest of the country. I know you would find it impossible to believe that New York savings banks are largely responsible for the bright showing in California and the poor showing in New York State.

I referred him to the "blot sheet" and quoted Alexander Paulsen, president of the Long Island Home Builders Institute: "Savings Institutions have a moral obligation to satisfy the mortgage and other financial needs of their own communities before any other consideration." The letter ended: "To the extent to which savings banks are draining funds out of New York State—which should be used for housing, school bonds and other New York needs—they are harming the economy of New York State." And I referred him to the team of Franklin officers investigating New York State mortgages in California, who were stopping at a Los Angeles hotel. Rockefeller was locked into his airplane for hours with thirty reporters asking him questions about the blot sheet. When he got to California the local radio and television people were alerted to question him, too. We invited him to visit California developments and see at first hand where New York savings were going, but of course he never did. A good personal friend of mine, who was in a position to know, told me that at a subsequent directors' meeting of a Rockefeller enterprise, the conversation was largely about our blot sheet and the effect it had had on the governor. "He is hopping mad at you," my friend told me. "He was so upset during the trip that he couldn't conduct himself properly in California. The visit was a bust." (Ross, The People's Banker: The Story of Arthur T. Roth and the Franklin National Bank, pp. 166-168).

Rockefeller's wrath was later shown in the destruction of the Franklin National Bank by the mafioso Michele Sindona.

Michele Sindona was planning to help Sicily secede from Italy!!

The unification of Italy began in SICILY in 1860 when Garibaldi landed with his famous 1,000 red-shirted volunteers. The dis-unification of Italy began when the Pentagon controlled the Mediterranean after World War II. Once a precedent had been set and Sicily had successfully seceded, the Pentagon expected that the other regions of Italy would follow suit, with the end result of the Papal States restored to the Pope!!

Here is a quote from the book St. Peter's Banker by Luigi DiFonzo:

Michael Sindona was a pawn in the plan to break up Italy under the pretext of fighting Communism.

Rear Admiral Max. K. Morris (1924----).

Rear Admiral Max K. Morris coordinated with CIA director Admiral Stansfield Turner on the best way to "help" Sicily secede from Italy. Sicily wanted to become the 51st State.

Admiral Stansfield Turner (1924----).

In June 1979, Michele Sindona met with a group of fellow Sicilians to plot the secession of Sicily from Italy:

On August 2, 1979, while under indictment, Michele Sindona disappeared from New York and was believed to have been kidnapped by left-wing terrorists. He was actually in SICILY organizing a coup against the Italian government with the help of the Pentagon. The movement was called Il Momento di Sicilia Azione or The Time for Sicilian Action. Here is a quote from the book St. Peter's Banker:

Some of the other people involved in the Sicilian Secession

Here are just a few of the people involved in the secession of Sicily from the Italian mainland.

Licio Gelli (1944-1998).

Licio Gelli, known as the puppet master, was the head of a Masonic Lodge entitled P2 or Propaganda Due. Roberto Calvi was known as "God's Banker" for his links with the Vatican Bank. He was the chairman of Banco Ambrosiano in Milan, and a central figure in a complex web of international fraud and intrigue.

Roberto Calvi (1920-1982).

Propaganda Due, or P2, is a secret masonic lodge that Licio Gelli joined in 1966, later to become its Venerable Master. P2 is neo-fascist, but in Italy during the 1970s, this did not preclude conspiracies with anarchists, leftists, terrorists, and the CIA. Gelli holds dual Italian-Argentine citizenship, and was connected with Italian police and intelligence agencies, as well as with the Mafia, financiers, and the Vatican. By March 1981, his time was running out. Police raided Gelli's villa in Tuscany and photographed a list of nearly a thousand members of P2. Many important Italians were on it -- 30 generals, 38 members of parliament, 4 cabinet ministers, former prime ministers, intelligence chiefs, newspaper editors, TV executives, businessmen, bankers, 19 judges, and 58 university professors. The Italian government of Arnaldo Forlani collapsed during the ensuing scandal.

Roberto Calvi was known as "God's Banker" for his links with the Vatican Bank. He was the chairman of Banco Ambrosiano in Milan, and a central figure in a complex web of international fraud and intrigue.

In May 1981, Mr Calvi was arrested, found guilty, and sentenced to four years' imprisonment, but released pending an appeal.

Roberto Calvi was to be tried for alleged fraud involving property deals with Sicilian banker Michele Sindona, who was himself serving 25 years in the U.S. over the collapse of the Franklin National Bank in New York in 1974.

On June 19, 1982, he was found hanging from Blackfriars Bridge in London with 2 bricks in his pocket. Naturally his death was ruled a SUICIDE!!

Roberto Calvi was found hanging from Blackfriars Bridge in London.

Blackfriars Bridge was named after Dominican friars who were distinguished by their black robes. They ran the Inquisition before the Jesuits took over.

Blackfriars Bridge, London.

Calvi was found "suicided" under Blackfriars Bridge in London. The Blackfriars were another name for the dreaded Dominican monks who ran the Inquisition.

Archbiship Paul Marcinkus (1922-2006).

Archbishop Paul Marcinkus (The Gorilla) was the bodyguard of Popes Paul VI and John Paul II. He saved the life of the Pontiffs many times but was absent when John Paul II was shot in Vatican City Square on May 13, 1981.

Archbishop Paul Marcinkus acting as bodyguard for the Pope.

Archbiship Paul Marcinkus was head of the Vatican Bank from 1971 to 1989. He became head of the Vatican Bank even though he had no banking experience.

In 1972, he bought all the shares of the Banca Cattolica del Veneto and sold them to Roberto Calvi at a huge profit.

The Banca del Cattolica del Veneto was run for the people of Venice by the Patriarch of Venice, Cardinal Albino Luciani.

The night Albino Luciani a.k.a. Pope John Paul I was poisoned, Paul Marcinkus was found walking in the courtyard of the Vatican Bank about 6:45 A.M.

Marcinkus lived at the Villa Stritch on Via della Nocetta about 20 minutes from the Vatican. He was not known as an early riser.

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Editor's Note

In 1978, a 1.4 BILLION DOLLAR "hole" was found in the account of the Banco Ambrosiano. This was right after the "election" of Pope John Paul II. That is how much is cost to "elect" John Paul II. It was the most expensive Papal election in the entire history of the world. Even more expensive than the election of Alexander Borgia. The money entered the Vatican Bank and then disappeared through various Panamanian banks. The money was dispersed as a "thank you" to the cardinals that voted for Pope John Paul II.

Roberto Calvi may have decided to talk and spill the beans about the missing millions and the "election" of Pope John Paul II before he was "suicided".

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Vital Links

Sept. 20 is City of Rome Liberation Day!!

God's Banker found hanging from Blackfriars Bridge...Special report from the BBC.

Italian film spotlights Vatican Bank finances.

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References

DiFonzo, Luigi, St. Peters' Banker: Michele Sindona. Franklin Watts, New York, 1983.

Ross, Walter S. People's Banker: The Story of Arthur T. Roth & the Franklin National Bank. Keats Publishing Co., New Canaan, Conn., 1987.

Spero, Joan Edelman. The Failure of the Franklin National Bank. Challenge to the International Banking Community, Columbia University Press, 1980.