Tag: Roman Catholic

Vietnam and the Czech Republic Citizen - War Criminal Minh Hoang Tran!

Lugansk: Foreign Mecenary – “Minh Hoang Tran” – in the Dock for “War Crimes”! (5.12.2025)

I suspect this – “Minh Hoang Tran” – is possibly a “Roman Catholic” (just one of the lingering influences and hypocrisies of French and US Imperialism in Vietnam) who was motivated by the Vatican to travel the Ukraine to fight for its corrupt (Neo-Nazi) regime (the same Vatican that opposes the Palestinians defending themselves against Zionist aggression). Many such “Catholics” gather in Poland where they are provided with Western uniforms and arms – prior to being deployed in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This process is reversed when these individuals attempt to escape. However, to date, even the Western media has speculated that Ukraine has lost 1.7 million soldiers at the front. Non-White people should not fight for any form of fascism or Nazism. The same stipulation applies to any White person with a conscience.

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Йозеф Геббельс Польша 1934

Email: The Differences Between Catholic Fascism & Germanic Nazism! (26.6.2025)

Due to the very good relations Mussolini had with the Pope – Catholic countries world-wide supported the fascist movement without necessarily becoming directly or formally involved in the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) or WWII (1939-1945). Tens of thousands of individual Catholics (encouraged by their Parish Priests) did travel from their home countries in Central and South America – as well as Eire – and joined the “Fascist” forces fighting in these conflicts. In Spain, for instance, thousands of Irish Catholics joined Franco’s troops (with an equal number also joining the “Socialist” forces armed by the USSR). Thousands more travelled to Italy and Nazi Germany to join the far-right forces fighting the West and the USSR. Poland is a Catholic country that elected a far-right government in 1930 – with Polish people taking to the streets when Hitler came to power in 1933! Goebbels paid a State visit to Poland in 1934 – and later that year – Poland opened the first “Concentration Camp” at Bereza in East Poland (designed to “process” all the ethnic Russians out the region). 

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Long Live the 1381 Peasants' Revolt!

St Albans Abbey: Main-Gate! (28.5.2024)

During 1381 – England came within a hair’s breadth of becoming a People’s Republic! This great effort led by Wat Tyler was eventually defeated through the duplicity of the ruling classes – but its example echoes down through history! The beginnings of this gate stem from the 11th century and the consolidation of the Norman Conquest. This was when Roman Catholicism landed in England as part of the ruling government structure. Prior to this, Celtic Christianity (probably from Egypt) held sway in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. What Catholic presence there was prior to 1066 CE was piece-meal and generally lacked any real political power or influence. The differwence between these two forms of Christianity is that although both possessed a monastic tradition – the Celtic version saw the monastery (not the Church) as the centre of society. Furthermore, the Celtic version possessed a tolerant attitude toward non-Christian beliefs – a position rejected by the Catholic variant. With the coming of the politically empowered Catholic Church – Celtic Christianity was all but wiped-out by the 12th century.

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Buckfast Abbey - Rule of St Benedict!

Buckfast Abbey: The Magnificent Waterwheel! (4.4.2024)

The time of the day and season of the year was defined by the cycles associated with monastic life – with monastic life guided by the various Rules which guided the daily activities of the monks and nuns. Lay-people – or “Oblates” – also followed these rules – which permitted Roman Catholic spirituality to permeate English society. After its abolition – the Church of England was formed – which would eventually represent the capitalistic ideas of the new post-Catholic elites. As a consequence, it was only during the early 20th century that Buckfast Abbey was permitted to be re-built and for a population of monks to once again inhabit its interior.

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