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Russian
Patriarch Poisoned!! |
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Patriarch
Alexy II (February 23, 1929 to December 5, 2008).
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This
murder of the Russian Pope is an ominous move by the Vatican because
the Latin Pope dropped the title: Patriarch of the WEST in 2006!!
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The
unexpected death of Patriarch Alexy II
Russian
Patriarch Alexy II—the Pope of the Russian Orthodox Church—died
suddenly of poisoning on December 5, 2008.
The Orthodox
observe a 40 day fast twice a year, combine that with the cold weather,
and you have a sure recipe for a LONG healthy life!!
Since
the Fall of Constantinople, the Russian Patriarchate has looked upon itself
as the Third Rome, and the protector of all Orthodox believers.

Patriarch
Alexy II (1929 - 2008).
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Patriarch of Moscow and all the Russias, Alexy II was Pope
of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Before
his sudden demise, he was vigorous and strong, and about
to lead a new Renaissance for the Russian Orthodox Church.
This
resurgence of the Orthodox Church was a NIGHTMARE for the
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Alexy II
was Patriarch of Moscow and all the Russias since 1990.
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After
70 years of brutal atheistic communism, the Vatican was absolutely convinced
that her age-old rival was at long last dead . . . and buried:
For
seventy years the official ideology of the USSR was "scientific
atheism," carefully termed "Marxism-Leninism" for Western
consumption. Lenin and Stalin were equal opportunity haters of all religions,
but Russian Orthodoxy, state faith of the tsarist empire, was their
special target. Khrushchev, who passed as a reformer in the West, confidently
predicted that "the last remaining priest would be exhibited at
a museum twenty years hence." He did not specify if this cleric
would be stuffed or live, but his point was clear. Though Khrushchev
fell from power October 1964, the anti-Orthodox campaign did not let
up. And yet, on this August afternoon in 1987, it looked as if the sun
shone over a service that had been running continually since 1917. The
packed cathedral, the icons, the ecstatic believers, the beautiful liturgy,
and the exquisite robes of the two patriarchs seemed as if nothing had
changed. Only the artificial bright lights of the Soviet television
crew and its huge black boom and cameras betrayed the date. (Garrard,
Russian
Orthodoxy Resurgent, p. 6).
Taking
advantage of the collapse of communism, Alexy II was spearheading a spectacular
revival of the long suffering church:
Guiding
and shaping the resurgence of Russian Orthodoxy has been the ambiguous
figure of Aleksy II, patriarch of Moscow and all the Russias. In 1986,
as Aleksey Ridiger, chancellor of Moscow, he wrote to Mikhail Gorbachev,
president of the USSR and chairman of the CPSU, urging that the church
assist in spiritually reviving the motherland. That temerity got him
removed from Moscow and transferred to Leningrad. Sixteen years later,
Gorbachev, the Soviet Union, and the party were gone. On June 11, 2004,
in the Yekaterinisky Hall of the Kremlin Palace, Vladimir Putin, in
the presence of the Holy Synod and the cream of Russian bureaucracy,
awarded him the Order for Services to the Fatherland, 1st degree. The
decree (ukaz) declared it was given for his "outstanding
contribution to the strengthening of peace and accord among nations
[and] for the revival of [the] historical and cultural heritage of Russia"
(Garrard, Russian Orthodoxy Resurgent, p. 6).
Poisoned
Patriarch is replaced by pro-Vatican Patriarch!!
Whenever
a world leader dies by an assassin's bullet or a "heart attack"
and is replaced by a person who completely reverses his predecessor's
policies . . . that person was involved in the MURDER of his predecessor!!

New Patriarch
Kirill (1946----).
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Metropolitan
Kirill was "elected" Patriarch of Moscow and all
Russia on January 27, 2009.
This
new Patriarch vowed to end the so-called East-West schism!! |
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Newly "elected"
Patriarch Kirill.
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Patriarch
Alexy II refused ecumenical dialogue with Rome and he was removed for
a more compliant Patriarch.
The real
Orthodox do not recognize any so-called East-West schism.

Metropolitan
Kirill with Pope Benedict XVI.
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The
former Metropolitan Kirill met with Pope Benedict several
times.
They
discussed ending the so-called East-West schism!! |
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Pope and Metropolitan
at the Vatican.
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Patriarch
Alexy II was the first Patriarch of the post Soviet period. During his
18-year reign, the church was transformed from an organization that was
once persecuted and later tightly controlled by Soviet authorities to
a growing and resurgent church, embraced by two thirds of the people,
as well as much of the country's political elite.

Russian President
Dmitry Medvedev and Patriarch Alexy II.
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Patriarch
Alexy II was a true Russian patriot as he worked to strengthen
and restore Mother Russia after her disastrous defeat in
the Cold War. |
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Russian prime
minister Vladimir Putin and Patriarch Alexy II.
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The Latin Papacy has
been a bitter rival of the Greek and Russian churches for almost 1000
years.
Here is a report from
a Latin reporter about the death of Patriarch Alexy II:
Alexy's
death Friday at age 79 deprives the Russian Orthodox Church of its dominant
figure, whose stern, bearded mien gave him an almost medieval aura of
inflexible righteousness. He often complained that Roman Catholics were
poaching adherents among a people who traditionally would have been
Orthodox if atheistic Soviet rule had not impeded them."
Without Alexy at the helm, the church's initiatives on that question
may go dormant for several months. The church's
Holy Synod is to choose a placeholder leader on Saturday, but election
of a new patriarch is likely to take six months. Metropolitan Kirill,
the church's foreign relations chief who has had extensive contact with
the Vatican, appears to be one of the top candidates.
The Moscow Patriarchate said Alexy died at his residence outside Moscow,
but did not give a cause of death. Alexy had long suffered from a heart
ailment, although on Thursday he had appeared comparatively well while
conducting services.
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Funeral
services for Patriarch Alexy II at Christ the Saviour Cathedral
in Moscow. |
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Memorial
services for the poisoned Patriarch were held at
Christ the Saviour Cathedral in Moscow on December 9, 2008.
His
final resting place until the great Resurrection morning
is Epiphany Cathedral in Moscow. |
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The final
resting place for Patriarch Alexy II is Epiphany Cathedral in
Moscow.
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Moscow
is the successor of Constantinople!!
According
to the prophecy in Daniel chapter 2, the Roman Empire would be divided
into 2 halves, and both halves would continue unbroken until the end of
time.
Emperor
Constantine—the first Pope—built the city of Constantinople
as headquarters of the Eastern LEG of the Roman Empire. Constantinople
fell to the Moslem Turks in 1453, but the Orthodox church moved to Moscow
and found a new home there.
The Eastern
Empire is derisively referred to as the BYZANTINE Empire meaning shady
or characterized by intrigue; scheming or devious. As Old Rome's main
rival, we know who was the author of that appellation.

Constantine
XI (1449-1453).
Last Roman Emperor of Constantinople.
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Old
Rome was fighting vainly with her eastern rival for centuries.
Finally,
in 1453, she used the Moslem Turks to conquer Constantinople.
The
Orthodox empire moved to Moscow, and Moscow became known as
the 3rd Rome. |
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Sultan Mehmed
II (1449-1481).
Conqueror of Constantinople.
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The Almighty,
who sees all things in advance, had a new home for the Orthodox Church
in Russia.

Zoe Palaiologina
(1455-1503).
Wife of Ivan from 1472 to 1503.
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Zoe
Palaiologina was the niece of Emperor Constantine XI.
In
1472,
she married the Grand Duke of Moscow, Ivan III.
Due
to her influence, Moscow became the 3rd Rome, and depository
of the Orthodox faith. |
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Ivan the Great.
(1440-1505).
Reigned from 1462 to 1505.
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Due to
her family traditions, she encouraged imperial ideas in the mind of her
husband, Ivan. It was through her influence that the ceremonious etiquette
of Constantinople (along with the imperial double-headed eagle and all
that it implied) was adopted by the court of Moscow.

Double headed
imperial eagle.
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The
double-headed eagle was adopted by Ivan III after his marriage
with the Byzantine princess Zoe Palaiologina, whose uncle
Constantine XI, was the last Byzantine Emperor. |
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Russian coat
of arms.
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We shouldn't
fail to mention that the Julian calendar was imported to Moscow from Constantinople,
as well as the Greek based Cyrillic alphabet.
Rejoicing
at the Vatican over the downfall of a rival!!
Obviously
Te Deum's are being sung and there is great rejoicing at the
Vatican because of the death of the Pope of the hated Orthodox church.
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Both
the Black Pope and White Pope are ALARMED by the resurgence
of the Russian Orthodox church after 70 years of communism.
Obviously
there is not enough room in the world for 3 Popes!! |
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White Pope
Benedict XVI. |

Bearded St.
Peter in St. Peter's Basilica.
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The
Russian Pope also had a beard which made him
look more like St. Peter than the other 2 Popes!! |
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Bearded St.
Peter in Vatican City Square.
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The Vatican
is determined by every means to prevent this Russian Renaissance.
That means the employment of the spiritual and secular sword....In
concrete terms that means the military might of the Pentagon and their
lapdogs in NATO.

Russia hater
Zbigniew Brzezinski.
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President-elect
Obama's mentor and guru is Polish born Zbigniew Brzezinski.
Brzezinski
was the éminence grise behind the Papacy of Pope John
Paul II and is
an extreme Russophobe and hater of all things Russian.
The
current "financial crisis" is all orchestrated by
the Vatican and her bankers in order to bankrupt Russia. |
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President-elect
Frank Marshall Davis Obama.
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An
Obama Presidency will mean only one thing: WAR WITH RUSSIA!!
Vital
Links
The
Last interview with the poisoned Patriarch on RT.Com
The
Jesuits in Russia
Meet
the First Pope!!
God
Bless Mother Russia
Pentagon
Madmen Are About to Start World War III
The
Vatican Against the Orthodox Church by Avro Manhattan
References
Garrard,
John & Carol Garrard. Russian
Orthodoxy Resurgent: Faith and Power in the New Russia.
Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 2008.
Meyendorff,
John. Byzantium and the Rise of Russia. St. Vladimir's Seminary
Press, Crestwood, New York, 1989.
Papadakis,
Aristeides. The Christian East and the Rise of the Papacy. St.
Vladimir's Seminary Press, Crestwood, New York, 1994.
Ware,
Bishop Kallistos. The Orthodox Way. St. Vladimir's Seminary Press,
Crestwood, New York, 1994.
Copyright
© 2009 by
Niall Kilkenny
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