I have listened to the attached video many many times, yet I felt it appropriate to listen to the words of Fr. Malachi Martin once again. Especially on the eve of this new year, and this new decade.
Jesuit Fr. Martin is one of very few individuals, who knew in full, the "Three Secrets of Fatima", acted as a senior advisor to three popes, was a prominent exorcist and a distinguished scholar. While not proven, this humble soul may have been murdered by the Vatican for disseminating secrets of the Holy See to the jews.
Fr. Martin is emblematic of truth's demise, and those who speak it, in this tragic world. While he never revealed revealed the Third Secret of Fatima, he spoke of its potential consequences.
Fr Malachi Martin was Irish, just as Saint Malachy. A 12th century saint who performed many miracles. He also scribed the "Prophecy of the Popes" and of the end times (i.e. when the 112th pope came to the seat of St Peter). That seat is now occupied by Pope Francis. A fanatic, who in my opinion, is dismantling the Catholic Church.
Fr. Martin, in this interview, speaks of the Mystery of Inequity. In short, it describes the following:
THE "MYSTERY OF INIQUITY" is the power unseen, unknown except by its effects, which is ever working in the world for evil — working against the law and will of God, corrupting what has been well done and well begun by man, causing misery in the natural world in all that man has to do with, through the mischief which it works in the moral and spiritual world, in the heart and soul of men.
That power, in essence, is our willingness to accept evil, and the Devil, without fully understanding the ramifications. Man's greatest sin, in my opinion is stupidity. We defend the mundane, accept the nonsensical, build on the madness of the very few, and seek to fractionalize ourselves with lies, deception and fraternity. We have cast out the "truth" for it flies in the face of modernity, consumerism, and all the new isms and gods we have come to idolize.
Happy New Year
Joseph Pede
Joseph Pede
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