The Jesuits, who are they? They are men of every sort, full of subtle deceit and abominable deception. And they behave as though they were above all laws, like a Self-anointed aristocracy - they are the worst kind of monks. Be it also known that the modus operandi of the members of this great secret society is to carry on their work in silence, darkness, and concealment. And so, they will surely deny all that is said about their Society in this volume: they will deny their own books; they will even deny their real doctrines and their bloody oaths; for that is their strategy.

 But I guarantee you that, apart from their bald denials, it will be impossible for them to gainsay what shall be revealed in this book, when we quote the originals of their own letters, and works—the name, the page, chapter and verse.

…. Let the reader reflect on this most audacious passage found in the writings of the Jesuit scholar Anthony Escobar. In his Secret Instructions Escobar treats us to what is perhaps the most innovative principle of Jesuitism: “IT IS LAWFUL… TO MAKE USE OF THE SCIENCE ACQUIRED THROUGH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE DEVIL, PROVIDED THE PRESERVATION AND USE OF THAT KNOWLEDGE DO NOT DEPEND UPON THE DEVIL, FOR THE KNOWLEDGE IS GOOD IN ITSELF, AND THE SIN BY WHICH IT WAS ACQUIRED HAS GONE BY.”[1] Such are their effronteries; such are their nostrums—my, my, what intriguing doctrines these men have—they will sell their souls on eBay.

Yes, I promise you that there will be many things that will surprise you; much that will shock you; and some that may even confuse you; but that, in the end you will see the entire conspiracy revealed—laid bare, open, and naked before your eyes. Indeed, as Professor Morse said, “the array of facts and arguments going to prove the existence of such a conspiracy will astonish any man who opens the book with the same incredulity as we did.”

My sincerest hope is that humanity will hereby be aroused—rulers, statesmen, men in positions of trust and authority, thinking men and women of all classes, everywhere—to the realization of the importance of these facts; or else, we are doomed. For the deadly serpent is already coiled at our feet, ready to strike.

Comte de Montlosier gave this thunderous assessment of the agenda of the Great Secret Society:

A vast system—no, let us not mince words, a vast conspiracy—has arisen against Religion… and Society. I saw it in its first stirrings, I have followed its progress, I see now as it prepares to crush us beneath its ruins….

On this prediction of Montlosier we can count with the accuracy of a calculating machine.

As to conspiracy theories, the reader will find a superabundance of proof within this book. To the skeptical reader, your doubts are quite understandable, for as J. Edgar Hoover, the ex-FBI Director and founder, once wrote the Conspiracy is So Immense that, “The individual... coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous... cannot believe it exists… [the] mind simply has not come to a realization of the evil which has been introduced into our midst…. ” [Emphasis supplied].

Here, however, I hope to offer some solvents for your doubts.  For I am fully aware that these facts and discussions in my book may be at first quite surprising to some, even shocking. No doubt there are those who will smile and say that this is no more than an enthusiastic working up of the imagination: mere conspiracy theories, by which to “allure and tickle weak minds.” And so, upon the very subjects indicated and the above-mentioned connections, I will now offer details. For I know the state of minds today, and it does not enter into my plan to ignore any theme, any fact, which might persuade the doubter or convince the sceptic. To those who wish to sleep, sleep on; but, let us not be naïve at our gross expense.

 [1] Anthony Escobar, Theologiæ Moralis, Tomus iv. Lugduni, 1663 Tom iv., lib. xxviii., sect. I, de Præcept I, c. 20, n. 184; reprint, 1652 (Ed. Bibl. Acad. Cant.); Mainz , 1723.