Henry V’s Manifesto of July 5, 1871


Posted by Tony La Rosa

According to Marie-Julie Jahenny, Henry V was the Great Monarch chosen by Our Lord to lead France in the 19th century.  Henry V was offered the title of King of France with one of the conditions being that he accept the tri-colour flag as that of France.  Henry V refused because he did not want to give any credence to the evil French Revolution of 1789.  Now that is a king!

Here is Henry V’s Manifesto of July 5, 1871:

This is taken from the July 10, 1871 Issue of Western Mail.

See this post for a background.


That It Is Heresy to Say that the Papal Primacy Can Be Separated from the Bishopric of Rome


Posted by Tony La Rosa

I published two posts on this website that promoted as tenable the thesis of Dr. Edmund Razza that Pope Benedict XVI separated himself from being the Bishop of Rome but not the pope of the Catholic Church.  However, Br. Alexis Bugnolo makes a convincing argument in the linked post below that this thesis is heretical.  Therefore, I have removed the two posts and retract my promotion of Dr. Edmund Razza’s thesis.

That it is heresy to say that the Papal Primacy can be separated from the Bishopric of Rome


Bechamp or Pasteur?


Posted by Tony La Rosa

The link below is a collection edited by Mr. David Major that contains two books:

  1. BÉCHAMP OR PASTEUR?  A LOST CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF BIOLOGY (Published in 1923)
  2. PASTEUR: PLAGIARIST, IMPOSTOR – THE GERM THEORY EXPLODED  (Published in 1942)

These provide a good background to understand the current fake COVID-19 pandemic.

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/history/biographies/Bechamp-or-Pasteur.pdf

More information and hard copy versions of the book are available from the publisher, A Distant Mirror, at this link:

http://adistantmirror.com.au/bechamp-or-pasteur