Babylonian Talmudic Traditional Catholicism

The corpulent fellow in the red suit having his hand kissed is "His Eminence" Cardinal Jean-Pierre Ricard of Bordeaux, France.Effusive praise and gratitude is being heaped on him by "traditional Catholics" because on June 13 he deigned to administer the sacrament of Confirmation to French children according to...

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"Holocaust denier" found dead in parking lot

Dariusz RatajczakBy 24opole.pl and Michael HoffmanOpole, Poland, June 16, 2010 -- The body of a former Polish history professor, Dariusz Ratajczak, convicted by a Polish court in 2002 of claiming that mass gassings of human beings in Auschwitz-Birkenau was impossible, has been found dead in a shopping center...

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Killing, repressing and imprisoning heretics is always wrong

Believe it or not, there is a controversy in Christendom even in our time, and particularly in the circles of traditional Catholicism about killing, silencing and imprisoning heretics. After the Second Vatican Council issued the document Dignitatis humanae in 1965, which made this repression no longer officially politick, some traditional Catholics termed it a betrayal of the ways of the old Church...

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Pope John Paul "the Great" and his crime syndicate: Part I, Fr. Maciel

Contents1. Investigative reporting by Jason Berry2. "The Mission of Father Maciel"by Alma Guillermoprieto3. Michael Hoffman's Afterword _______________________________________"Money paved way for Maciel's influence in the Vatican"Jason Berry, April 6, 2010 (excerpt)"How Fr. Maciel built his empire"Jason...

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Helen Thomas and a Truth too hot to handle

by Michael HoffmanCopyright © 2010 by RevisionistHistory.orgOn May 27, 2010, during the "American Jewish Heritage Month" celebration at the White House, Orthodox Rabbi David Nesenoff (rabbi@rabbilive.com) asked Helen Thomas, dean of the Washington Press corps, if she had any comments on the Israeli state. Thomas...

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The Bible, Interrogation and the Supreme Court's Miranda Rights

by Michael HoffmanCopyright ©2010 The report this week of the Supreme Court's June 1 decision in Berghuis v. Thompkins, on the interpretation of the 1966 Miranda ruling (Arizona v. Miranda) is an interesting one.In 2000, an accused murderer, Van Chester Thompkins, was silent for nearly three hours while being interrogated by the police concerning the killing of young Samuel Morris in Southfield,...

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