Movers and Shakers of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta - Page 15

**DutchPhil** · #**141** 02-12-2008, 20:17

'Secretive' Order of Knights seek new Grand Master.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/f...icle3337347.ece
February 8, 2008

The Order of the Knights of Malta, the powerful, wealthy and mysterious Roman Catholic body that traces its origins to the Crusades, has begun a papal style search for a new leader to combat its “secretive” image after the death of its Grand Master.

Fra Andrew Bertie, 78, the first Briton to head the order and a descendant of the exiled Stuarts, died in a clinic, in Rome where the order has been based for the past 174 years. Elected Grand Master in 1988, he recently complained that the Knights’ charitable activities were overlooked by “conspiracy theorists” who suspected that its humanitarian missions in Iraq and Afghanistan were a cover for “mercenary” activities.

Last month in his traditional New Year's Day address, he said that “misinformation” about the Order of Malta was putting the lives of its volunteers “in grave danger”.

Addressing diplomats accredited to the order, he blamed “confusions created by the media, careless of verifying their sources,” which he said could have “mortal consequences.” He said: “Terrorism — or more exactly, terrorists — deliberately attack civilian populations, including women and children; they make no distinction between combatants and civilians. . . Humanitarian workers on the ground, among whom are members and volunteers of the Order of Malta, are perceived as legitimate targets. They are attacked, ransomed, kidnapped, in occurrences that are becoming more and more frequent; numbers of them have lost their lives.”

He complained that “new conspiracy theories have sprung up over recent months associating the sovereign Order of Malta with a private society of mercenaries which it is said are operating in Iraq and Afghanistan for a foreign government. These assertions have absolutely no factual basis.”

The order has 12,500 members worldwide and is run by the “Council Complete of State”, an inner core made up of some sixty “professed knights” who have taken monk-like vows of poverty, obedience and chastity.

They have begun behind-the-scenes consultations that will culminate in a conclave of the council to vote on a new Grand Master, “in about six months' time” according to insiders. Grand Masters, like Popes, are elected for life. There is no equivalent of the white smoke from the Sistine Chapel chimney however, since the votes cast are not burned but kept in the order’s archives.

Grand Masters must be able to prove “noble lineage” going back at least two centuries. “The vote is secret, and stays secret until the new Grand Master has revealed his identity to the Pope,” a source said.

Born in 1929, Bertie was educated at Oxford and the University of London and served in the Scots Guards before joining the order in 1956. He worked as a schoolteacher and a financial journalist before taking his vows in 1981. His mother, Lady Jean Crichton-Stuart, was a descendant of the Stuarts.

A charming but intensely shy man, Bertie once told The Times at his frescoed palazzo on Via Condotti near the Spanish Steps that the order had “nothing to hide”. On the other hand its procedures are arcane and aristocratic, with members wearing black robes embroidered with a white eight-pointed cross. On the order’s 900th anniversary in 1999 it, briefly, opened the doors of its complex on the Aventine Hill, where visitors can normally do no more than bend to peep through a keyhole that frames a distant view of St Peter’s.

The order, whose full title is the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and Malta, has 93,000 volunteers involved in humanitarian and charity work around the world — often in conflict zones — ranging from ambulances and disaster relief to maternity hospitals and homes for disabled children. It issues its own passports and stamps, and has diplomatic relations with 99 countries and permanent observer status at the United Nations.

The order traces its origins to the 11th century when merchants from the Republic of Amalfi financed a hospital run by monks in Jerusalem to care for pilgrims to the Holy Land. The order dates its founding to 1099 when the monks took on a military role to protect the pilgrims. When the Crusaders were forced out of the Holy Land by Saladin after the fall of Acre, the order moved to Cyprus, then Rhodes and ultimately to Malta, where the knights reinforced the harbour at Valletta with the massive ramparts of Fort St Angelo, enabling them to withstand sieges by the Ottoman Turks, notably in 1565.

The Knights were eventually forced out of Malta by Napoleon, making their final move to Rome. To mark the 1999 anniversary Malta allowed the order to re-possess Fort St Angelo on a 99-year lease. The Grand Commander of the order, Fra Giacomo della Torre, was sworn in as interim head. The Grand Master, who is addressed as “Your Highness”, carries the title of prince and is considered by the Vatican to be equal in rank to a cardinal.

Phil Jayhan · #**142** 02-12-2008, 20:56

Dutch,

Try uploading some images; You should see 10 fields; And have set it for now to 5000 images; Also, when saving the images you know will later use here, can you please be descriptive in the image title so google images will pick this up?

e.g. A picture of Pope Benedict which is titled; fhlcdsn.jpg will not be found in a google search; But one named; Pope_Benedict_Vatican_City_2006.jpg or simply Pope_Benedict_12.jpg will always come in a google search; This will help drive traffice to these threads!

Let me know if this works for you!

Cheers-
phil

Phil Jayhan · #**143** 02-14-2008, 23:04

This is an interesting IP; Whenever you see a big Law Firm, train yourself to think Jesuit. Or some other Order of Romes Holy See. A member here a while back, who went by the name "HardlySkeptical's" IP came back to an Indianapolis Law firm whose lawyers mostly went to and learned their disciplines at some Jesuit University or another. HardlySkeptical was more than likely a Jesuit.

I want everyone here to think now. Why have I been showing some of the Universities which come to this website? And many Law firms as well? Because the Jesuits start and are founders of University after University. And from there they train Catholics & others they can manipulate, in all sorts of the Disciplines need to destroy this Republic of America. Law, War, Politics, Health Care, High Finance, & all the Corporations, etc...

Why is it that most of not all the people at this above Law Firm are Jesuits? Why is it they care about a silly little thread on this forum with only a few thousand views thus far? Because it names names, and shows pictures, and makes all the tie ins necessary for people to make the connections and connect the dots! They are happy as a bug in a rug (pardon the pun) as long as people are blaming the Jews! Or England! Or the Pakistani ISI! All rabbit holes to be sure! And filled with rabbit dung at the bottom of the holes.Why is it that Eric Hufschmid has ties to one of the richest men in America, Rupert Murdoch, who himself is a Knight of the Order of St. Gregory, which Wikipedia correctly lists as a Military Order of the Roman Catholic Church? Why does Eric Hufschmid blame the Jews for everything, even the poor fly in the eye, potbellied children in Africa? Why does Eric Hufschmid put the Moon Hoax stuff, front and center on his website? Why does Eric Hufschmid deny the Holocaust as one of the main tenets of 911 proof?
Because like the other fraudulent 911 people, he is here to bring shame and reproach to our cause! This is no doubt why he was so well funded from the beginning as well as the first one out of the gate! Eric Hufschmid is either a Jesuit, or a helper of the Jesuit cause, which is called a Jesuit Temporal Coadjuter.

Now I could go on, but you get the picture, as it is clear! I could finis the Bio Google searches of the rest of the people at this Law firm below, but 5-6 is plenty enough for you to get it. I could also do Google searches on nearly every University which comes to this website and forums, and come up with pretty much the same thing! So when you see me list a University, think Jesuit, which more often than will be the case, as they have founded so many of our Universities across the Nation, and in Canada, nearly every single University was set up and founded by the Jesuits, or another of their Orders, as Canada has always been mostly a Roman Catholic Nation. e.g, A Papal State for all intents and purposes;

Now please read below, and check the bio's I took the time to run on this Law Firms partners; Because it took an awful lot of time to put together, which was done for your illumination into these matters;

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Movers and Shakers of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta

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Donald Jay Schwartz, Esq. Jesuit Education

Donald Jay Schwartz, Esq.
dschwartz@fcsmcc.com

Donald Jay Schwartz (St. John's University School of Law, 1973) served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Nassau County District Attorney's office, where he was a senior trial attorney. He joined the firm in 1977 and has developed an expertise in all aspects of commercial litigation, involving such areas as real estate, corporate, partnership, commercial landlord and tenant, employer and employee rights, insurance law and personal injury. Mr. Schwartz handled the landmark case of Mostow v. State Farm Insurance Company (88 N.Y.2d 321) from the initial arbitration award through the Court of Appeals. The case was responsible for changing the law in New York with regard to the interpretation of underinsurance clauses in insurance contracts. Mr. Schwartz also manages all aspects of the firm's litigation practice. He has been a Village Prosecutor and is a member of the Panel of Arbitrators of the American Arbitrators Association.

Mr. Schwartz serves on the Board of Directors of the Transplant Recipients International Organization (TRIO). TRIO promotes organ and tissue donor awareness and acts as a support group for organ transplant recipients. He is the recipient of the Court Officer's Benevolent Association of Nassau County's Jurisperitus Award.

Mr. Schwartz is a member of the New York State District Attorneys Association, the New York State Trial Lawyers Association, the Jewish Lawyers Association of Nassau County and the New York State Bar Association. He is also a member of the Nassau County Bar Association and serves on a number of its committees, including the Grievance Committee, which is by appointment only, where he holds the position of Vice Chairman.

Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate, Corporate and Commercial, Tax Certiorari, Bankruptcy and Debtor/Creditor Rights
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St. Johns University is a Jesuit University;

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The successful learning techniques utilized in mediation learning and clinics can be found in educational methods that have been with us for over 400 years, i.e., Jesuit Education. The Jesuits devoted their lives to learning, and they realized that simply lecturing to students would bore them, thus leading students to not listen and not learn. (“What is taught must be caught.”) Early on the Jesuits developed a number of concepts that resulted in successful communication, motivation, and learning. These concepts included:

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The university includes St. John's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, ... It is affiliated with the Jesuit order of the Roman Catholic church. ...
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Peter R. Mineo, Esq. Jesuit Education

Peter R. Mineo, Esq.
pmineo@fcsmcc.com

Peter R. Mineo (Fordham University School of Law, 1974) served as a North Hempstead Deputy Town Attorney, where he was counsel to the Board of Zoning and Appeals and Building Department on zoning matters and litigation. Since joining the firm in 1978, he has continued to concentrate in zoning, land use and municipal law and represents a wide variety of private clients, including many national corporate chains and municipalities. He is the Village Attorney for three villages and has been retained as special counsel by a number of other municipalities, particularly on zoning and other land use issues and litigation.

Mr. Mineo is a member of the New York State and Nassau County Bar Associations and has spoken at numerous professional seminars on zoning topics.

Practice Areas: Land Use and Zoning, Municipal, Litigation, Environmental
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Fordham University is a Jesuit University;

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Fordham University The Jesuit University of New York ... Fordham offers the same Jesuit approach to education that has challenged some of the world's ...
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Fordham University, the Jesuit University of New York, is committed to the discovery of Wisdom and the transmission of Learning, through research and ...
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Terence E. Smolev, Esq. Jesuit Education

Terence E. Smolev, Esq.
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Terence E. Smolev (Washington College of Law at The American University, 1969; New York University Graduate School of Law {Taxation}, 1974) began his legal career at the international accounting firm of Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co (now KPMG). In 1972, he established a private practice that concentrated on all aspects of tax, corporate, estates, trusts and elder law. Mr. Smolev is now partner-in-charge of the FCSMC&C Tax, Trusts and Estates Department.

Mr. Smolev has been an adjunct professor at Hofstra University Schools of Business and Law, where he taught accounting, business law, tax law and estate planning. He has edited tax-related professional texts, authored articles for The New York Law Journal and has served as an expert source for a number of Newsday articles.

Mr. Smolev is an impartial Hearing Officer for disputes in the public school and municipal government systems and also practices in education law. He is a member of the American, New York State and Nassau County Bar Associations, and the New York State Association of School Attorneys, where he served as President in 1984.

Mr. Smolev is a member of the New York City Police Museum Board of Trustees and serves as Vice President and Trustee on its Executive Board. He is also a member of the Long Island Cabinet for Israeli Bonds, the Nassau County Comptroller's Audit Advisory Committee, the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System Foundation Professional Advisor's Committee and a Board member of the Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Foundation. He is a past President of the Pickett Farm Homeowners Association and has served on the Hofstra University Board of Trustees. Mr. Smolev was featured in the Long Island Business News' listing of "Who's Who in Tax Law" (2006).

Practice Areas: Tax, Trusts and Estates

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American University Washington College of Law, a law school located in Washington, ... History; Catholic and Jesuit identity; Washington, DC area. ...
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Joseph F. Carlino, Esq. Jesuit Education

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Joseph F. Carlino, Esq. (1942-2006)

Joseph F. Carlino (Fordham University School of Law, 1939) was a member of the New York State Assembly from 1945 to 1964, during which time he was the Majority Leader (1955-1959) and the Speaker of the Assembly (1959-1964). He joined the firm in 1987.

Throughout his legal career, Mr. Carlino litigated significant cases involving anti-trust, zoning, environmental law and commercial lease issues. He also served as a legislative representative in Albany, NY for a wide variety of interests.

He was a member of the Nassau County Bar Association and a member of the Board of Directors of Allstate Life Insurance Company of New York.

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Peter Alpert, Esq. Jesuit Education

Peter Alpert, Esq.
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Peter Mills Alpert (Boston University School of Law, 1979) practiced real estate law in New York City before joining the firm in 1984. He practices in the areas of real estate acquisition, leasing, finance, corporate and commercial law, and condominiums and cooperatives.

Mr. Alpert is a member of the New York State Bar Association. He has written articles on business and legal issues related to medical and dental practices. He is a member of the Advisory Board of First American Title Insurance Company of New York and is currently counsel to the Inter Media Art Center, Inc. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Community Mainstreaming Associates, Inc., and is Secretary of the Company.

Practice Areas: Corporate and Commercial, Real Estate

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Professional degrees are awarded at the School of Law, the School of Medicine ... The Society of Jesus founded the college in 1863, and Jesuit priests still ...
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The institutions involved in the Jesuit network thus far include: University of Detroit-Merch School of Law, Jesuit Refugee Services, Regis University, Loyola University Chicago, St. Peter's College, Ejecutiva de AUSJAL, Santa Clara University, ITESO, University Iberoamericano - Mexico, John Carroll University, Marquette University, Boston College, University of San Francisco, Fordham University, the Jesuit Conference, UCA Managua, Universidad de Deusto, Weston Jesuit School of Theology, Boston College Law School, Spring Hill College, St. Joseph's University, Loyola College in Maryland, Queen Elizabeth House, Puebla, Loyola Marymount University.

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John V. Terrana, Esq. Jesuit Education

John V. Terrana, Esq.
jterrana@fcsmcc.com

John V. Terrana (St. John's University School of Law, 1984) served as a Deputy County Attorney for Nassau County, where he practiced in the areas of tax certiorari, condemnation, tax lien litigation and real estate. He later became the Glen Cove City Attorney, where he was general counsel to all of the city's departments and boards and represented the city in its tax certiorari matters. He was also counsel to the Glen Cove Community Development Agency and the Glen Cove Industrial Development Agency, where he prepared tax, financing and contract documents for complex real estate projects.

Mr. Terrana joined FCSMC&C in 1993. As partner-in-charge of the firm's Tax Certiorari Department, he has successfully obtained millions of dollars in real estate tax refunds and savings for clients, including national, regional and local owners and tenants of all types of commercial and residential property.

Mr. Terrana is a member of the New York State, Nassau and Suffolk County Bar Associations and serves on their Tax Certiorari, Real Property and Municipal Law Committees. From 2001-2004, he served as Chairman of the Tax Certiorari and Condemnation Law Committee of the Nassau County Bar Association. During his tenure as Chairman, Nassau County completely changed its tax assessment and review process to what it is today. Mr. Terrana has published numerous articles and lectures on tax certiorari issues. He has been selected for inclusion in the Long Island Business News' "40 Under 40" (1999) and the Long Island Business News' listing of "Who's Who in Tax Certiorari Law" (2007).

Practice Areas: Municipal, Real Estate, Tax Certiorari
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St. John's University School of Law ... and clinics can be found in educational methods that have been with us for over 400 years, i.e., Jesuit Education. ...
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Hasl served as dean of St. John's University School of Law from 1991-1998 ... Seattle University, founded in 1891, is a Jesuit Catholic university located ...

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**OmegaPoint** · #**144** 02-15-2008, 21:18

I would like to, if possible, see more connections to the various Banking Empires, and to organized Global Freemasonry, in order to better understand the nature of the "monolithic conspiracy" which some of the most powerful men in the USA only whisper about out of fear and terror.

**DutchPhil** · #**145** 02-16-2008, 16:19

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Originally Posted by Phil Jayhan

This is an interesting IP; Whenever you see a big Law Firm,
train yourself to think Jesuit. Or some other Order of Romes Holy See. A member here
a while back, who went by the name "HardlySkeptical's" IP came back to an
Indianapolis Law firm whose lawyers mostly went to and learned their disciplines at
some Jesuit University or another. HardlySkeptical was more than likely a Jesuit.

The more attention my thread gets the bigger the crown of my work will be.
It's a simple law of correlation and if the attention comes from Jesuits then that's
all for the better even still. Hand me my graduation papers why don't you. But jeez,
correct me if I'm wrong did my thread get about 600 hits merely overnight? I can
remember that the counter was at about 2,500 when I went to dreamland and when I woke
up the counter was at 3,100. Wow! I'm equally impressed as I am flattered. Thanks for
the confetti folks!

But what am I doing in this thread really? Do I spout hatred towards the Catholic
Church? No, I do not. Do I demonise the Vatican? No, I do not. What do I do then?
Well, all I do is jumble together bits and pieces from Internet sites and put them
all together into one coherent informative forum thread. Granted, I do try to adhere
to rigour in doing so and yeah I'm also not entirely allergic to adding a bit of
satire and ridicule here and there. But that's it and that's all. Do the Jesuit
lawyers have a handle on this? I think not since I don't engage in slander. Right now
however, I bet they're busting their Jesuit-trained heads on how to attack this
sucker six ways from Sunday. But at the end of the day, what can they do but sit back
and watch. Proof and evidence is the linchpin of this thread, not spouting unfounded
hatred or spite towards the SMOM. You see, lies need to be covered up while truth can
run around naked. And all I do really, is lift up the curtain a bit so people can
peep through the veil of deception and treachery that is being perpetrated and under
the guise of charity and philanthropy.

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Originally Posted by Phil Jayhan

I want everyone here to think now. Why have I been showing
some of the Universities which come to this website? And many Law firms as well?
Because the Jesuits start and are founders of University after University. And from
there they train Catholics & others they can manipulate, in all sorts of the
Disciplines need to destroy this Republic of America. Law, War, Politics, Health
Care, High Finance, & all the Corporations, etc...

Here's a listing of Jesuit colleges and universities in the US:

http://www.ajcunet.edu/index.aspx?bid=54

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Originally Posted by Phil Jayhan

Why is it that most of not all the people at this above Law
Firm are Jesuits? Why is it they care about a silly little thread on this forum with
only a few thousand views thus far? Because it names names, and shows pictures, and
makes all the tie ins necessary for people to make the connections and connect the
dots! They are happy as a bug in a rug (pardon the pun) as long as people are blaming
the Jews! Or England! Or the Pakistani ISI! All rabbit holes to be sure! And filled
with rabbit dung at the bottom of the holes.Why is it that Eric Hufschmid has ties to
one of the richest men in America, Rupert Murdoch, who himself is a Knight of the
Order of St. Gregory, which Wikipedia correctly lists as a Military Order of the
Roman Catholic Church? Why does Eric Hufschmid blame the Jews for everything, even
the poor fly in the eye, potbellied children in Africa? Why does Eric Hufschmid put
the Moon Hoax stuff, front and center on his website? Why does Eric Hufschmid deny
the Holocaust as one of the main tenets of 911 proof?
Because like the other fraudulent 911 people, he is here to bring shame and reproach
to our cause! This is no doubt why he was so well funded from the beginning as well
as the first one out of the gate! Eric Hufschmid is either a Jesuit, or a helper of
the Jesuit cause, which is called a Jesuit Temporal Coadjuter.

Eric cannot be a Jesuit, he's too ineloquent to fit those posh shoes IMO. In addition
he's not sly enough to fit the Jesuit profile and on top of that he's way too
emotional. This is not what I expect from someone who has spent 15 years in rigorous
ultramontane training/brainwashing. With all these soldier-like mind control
indoctrination from the Spiritual Exercises I would expect the nurturing of robot
warriors talking sweet as honey but cutting sharp as razor-blades in the meantime.
Eric pales in comparison to any regularly trained and ordained Jesuit IMO.
However, it's very much possible that instead he is a Temporal Coadjutor, whether he
be genuine (conscious) or de facto (taken by the hand, or for a ride if you will, by
his (hidden) Jesuit masters).

Stay tuned for more Movers and Shakers of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta
folks! And that goes especially for our Jesuit lurker friends too.

**DutchPhil** · #**146** 02-16-2008, 16:46

Prof. Dr. Peter Beyerhaus - Leader o/t Masonic Lausanne Movement; Director of the Institute of Missiology and Ecumenical Theology at Tübingen University; Chairman of the Executive Committee o/t International Christian Network

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Prof. Dr. Peter Beyerhaus

Biographical Notes

Peter Paul Johannes Beyerhaus was born in 1929 as eldest son of a Lutheran minister in Eastern Germany. He received his school education in Berlin, where he also commenced his theological studies in 1947. His universities were Berlin, Halle, Heidelberg, Bonn and Uppsala. He worked as theological assistant to Professor Dr. Walter Freytag in Hamburg 1953-1954. After some research studies in London he took his M. Th. and D. Th. degrees at Uppsala University under the tutorship of Professor Bengt Sundkler, Th. D. in 1956.

His doctoral thesis was "Die Selbständigkeit der jungen Kirchen als missionarisches Problem", which was edited in a shortened version by Henry Lefever of Selly Oak College, Birmingham "The Responsible Church and the Foreign Mission", Eerdmans 1964.

In 1957 Dr. Beyerhaus went with his Swedish wife to South Africa to take up missionary service with the Berlin Mission Society in Transvaal and Natal. 1960 he took up a lectorship in New Testament at Lutheran Theological Seminary in Natal. In 1964 he became Rector of this institution in Umpumulo.

In 1965 he accepted the call to become professor at Tübingen University and director of its Institute of Missiology and Ecumenical Theology, in which capacity he served until his retirement in 1997. His special fields of study are separatist and nativistic movements in Africa, the biblical theology of mission and the history and ideology of the Ecumenical Movement. His main work, a Theology of Christian Missions, appeared in 1996 under the title: "Er sandte sein Wort" (He Sent His Word), 850 pp.

In January 1973 Beyerhaus went as theological consultant to the 8th World Missionary Conference at Bangkok. Similarly he attended as an observer the 5th and 6th Assemblies of the World Council of Churches in Nairobi 1975 and Vancouver 1983 as well as the 10th World Missionary Conference at San Antonio, Texas, in 1989 and wrote critical analyses of the proceedings and findings.

A further outcome of this engagement was the drafting of the "Frankfurt Declaration of the Fundamental Crisis of Christian Mission" (1970), as well as the "Berlin Declaration on Ecumenism" (1974). They were issued by the Theological Convention of Confessing Fellowships, in which he was elected President in 1972. - When in July 1978 in London the International Christian Network was established as an aid to Christians "to uphold unfalsified biblical standards of doctrine, ethics and church order as over against anti-christian currents both inside and outside the churches", Peter Beyerhaus was elected chairman of its executive committee. In March 1980 the was invited by Pope John Paul II in private audience to share with him his ecumenical concerns.

Almost every year since 1971 Beyerhaus has been following invitations to visit various countries including those in North and S. America, Africa, Asia and Oceania. This brought him in vital contact with churches, missions and theological training institutions in all parts of the world. He gave guest lectures, conducted refresher courses for missionaries, addressed student meetings and participated in evangelistic enterprises, including the huge rallies EXPLO '74 and '80 World Evangelization Crusade in Seoul, Korea, which were attended by more than a million people. Beyerhaus was one of the main speakers at the International Congress on World Evangelization in Lausanne 1974. Consequently he was elected member of the Lausanne Committee of World Evangelization. In this capacity he attended also the Consultation on World Evangelization in Pattaya, Thailand 1980 and several missiological consultations. He served also as an advisor of the Theological Commission of World Evangelical Fellowship and of Asia Theological Association. At the International Congress on World Evangelization Lausanne II in Manila in 1989 he conducted a seminar on World Evangelisation and Eschatology.

In March 1983 Professor Beyerhaus was appointed Knight in the Order of John the Baptist by Prince Wilhelm Charles of Prussia.

From 1989 until 1994 he was Rector of "Freie Hochschule für Mission", a training institution for missionaries at Korntal in affiliation with Columbia Bible Seminary and Graduate School of Missions. - In April 1996 he was bestowed an honorary doctorate by Trinity International University and appointed visiting professor there.

After his retirement from Tübingen University Peter Beyerhaus is still serving as visiting professor at several theological faculties in European and oversea countries.

Peter Beyerhaus was married to Ingegärd Kalén in 1955 in Sweden. They became parents of five children and had 11 grandchildren in 2003.

http://www.institut-diakrisis.de/pbeyerhaus_en.html

http://www.institut-diakrisis.de/aktuell.html

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Apparently the word “diakrisis”, which means ‘discernment’ in Greek, is an important gnostic term referring to the meditation technique used to achieve gnosis—the forbidden knowledge of the deep things of Satan. Why would Alan Morrison, a former New Ager with an encyclopedic knowledge of the Gnostic heresy, its terminology and practice, as evidenced in his book, The Serpent and The Cross, choose for the name of his ministry a term which has a dual meaning and is fraught with esoteric connotations? We can readily understand why Peter Beyerhaus, a Knight of Malta and leader of the Masonic Lausanne Movement, would choose to call his ecumenical organization *Diakrisis* Institute.

Beyerhaus’ International Convention of Confessing Fellowships gave its publication the name of Diakrisis in 1980. Morrison speaks of Beyerhaus and his Conference of Confessing Fellowships with some degree of familiarity in his 1993 book, The Trojan Horse in the Church. In spite of his hollow denials, it is probable that Alan Morrison knew of Beyerhaus and his organization before he founded Diakrisis International in 1990. Considering that Morrison had knowledge of Beyerhaus and his Diakrisis magazine well before he cares to admit, serious questions arise about the name he chose for Diakrisis International.

http://www.watch.pair.com/cult-diakrisis.html
http://www.moriel.org/notice/wolves.htm

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Alan Morrison maintains that Diakrisis International is not affiliated with Diakrisis Institute and that he only learned of Beyerhaus and his organization two years ago:

“In March 2000, I was invited to a meeting with Peter Beyerhaus from the Diakrisis Institute in Germany. I had no prior knowledge of them before they contacted me. I got the impression that they [sic] an academic group who were a little put out to discover that I had already used the same name as them for some years and that I also owned the domain names of Diakrisis (they were thinking of setting up a website at the time). They said that they wanted to talk to me to see if we had any common ground. There was a hint of some funding. I was living in Holland at the time and the journey there was only a drive away. I was curious about this organisation and why they were interested in me. I duly went to the meeting with my wife Catherine. However, we found the entire thing very bizarre. I was deeply disturbed by what happened there, not to mention the fact that Beyerhaus is heavily connected with the ecumenical movement, has fudged numerous issues in dialogue with leading Catholics and is also a member of the shady Knights of Malta. I knew none of this before I went to this meeting. On 11th April 2000, I wrote to those who, at the time, were my sponsors of Diakrisis and reported the following:

“I had a meeting with a board in March, which carried some promise of funding. But nothing could have been further from the truth. I was being sucked (suckered?) into a situation in which Diakrisis would have been dissolved and absorbed into a most unsatisfactory scenario. I can't go into it more here; but suffice it to say that Catherine and I regarded it as a subtle move on the part of the enemy to castrate the ministry of Diakrisis entirely".

http://www.watch-unto-prayer.org/cul...is.html#graber

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On Friday, October 13 in the year 1307 A.D., the Knights Templars were arrested by King Philip IV of France in collusion with Pope Clement V. Might the Fatima vision in 1917 have been a sign of the coming vengeance determined upon Rome by the Templars? Bishop Graber, whose associations include Knight of Malta, Peter Beyerhaus, may be sending an esoteric message that Virgo will be the sign in the heavens which will precede the coming of Horus, the pagan messiah who will avenge the Knights Templars by destroying the Roman Catholic Church.

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/me..._dynasty01.htm

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**DutchPhil** · #**147** 02-16-2008, 16:49

William R. Burleigh - Chairman and CEO of E.W. Scripps; National Review Board Member

Quote:

William R Burleigh

Chairman of the Board/Director at
E.W. Scripps Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
SERVICES / PUBLISHING - NEWSPAPERS
Director since 1990 Financial data from Hemscott

71 years old

Chairman of the Company since May 1999. Chief Executive Officer from May 1996 to September 2000, President from August 1994 to January 2000, Chief Operating Officer from May 1994 to May 1996, Executive Vice President from March 1990 through May 1994 and Senior Vice President/Newspapers and Publishing from September 1986 to March 1990.

http://www.forbes.com/finance/mktgui...ersonId=865505

Quote:

THE MEDIA BUSINESS; A New Head For Scripps

Published: August 22, 1994

The E. W. Scripps Company said last week that Lawrence Leser had been named chairman, succeeding Charles E. Scripps, who is retiring.

Mr. Leser, 59, has been the company's president and chief executive since 1985. William Burleigh, chief operating officer, will succeed Mr. Leser as president. Mr. Burleigh, 58, has been executive vice president since 1990.

Mr. Scripps, 74, will become chairman of the board's executive committee. He is also chairman of the trustees of the Edward W. Scripps Trust, the company's controlling shareholder.

Mr. Scripps began his career in 1941 as a reporter for The Cleveland Press, the first newspaper founded by his grandfather.

E. W. Scripps runs 19 daily newspapers and 9 large-market television stations, as well as cable systems with 716,000 subscribers. Its holdings include United Media, a syndicator of news features; Scripps Howard Products, and Cinetel Productions, creators of television programming

http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...5BC0A962958260

Quote:

Catholic Bishops Release Audit Report On Abuse Policies

(L-R) William Gavin, head of the audit firm Gavin Group of Boston; Kathleen McChesney, head of the bishops' watchdog Office of Child and Youth Protection; Bishop Wilton Gregory and William Burleigh, a member of the National Review Board, a panel of lay Catholics, present an audit of 195 U.S. dioceses performed to assess compliance with the 'Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People,' adopted by the Catholic bishops at their meeting in Dallas in June 2002, during a news conference January 6, 2004, in Washington, DC. Policies in the charter require that all abusive priests be removed, set new guidelines for handling allegations and mandate safe-environment programs to prevent abuse. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

http://www.jamd.com/search?text=%22W...Google&epmid=1

Quote:

Since it was created by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops last June as a lay-based review body, board members have met nine times in various cities around the country. “We have spent hundreds of hours and done tons and tons of work on the issues of priest abuse,” said board member Anne Burke, a justice of the Illinois Court of Appeals. “And almost everywhere we’ve gone, the local bishops have been so thoughtful and worked very hard to portray themselves as cooperating with us. They’ve said Mass for us and met with us.” Burke said she could not understand the apparent lack of hospitality on the part of Egan.

Last September Pamela Hayes wrote to Egan notifying him of the New York meeting. She received a warm reply, she said, in which the cardinal said details of his involvement could be worked out later. Meanwhile, Justice Burke, who is a Dame of Malta, along with another board member who is a knight, invited all 13 board members to gather for the dinner to be held the evening of Jan. 17, just after the conclusion of the board’s own meeting. The knights’ annual white-tie gala at the Waldorf-Astoria, regularly draws 800 to 1,000 attendees with tickets at $250 a person. Burke said she and the other Malta members intended to host the full board. Besides Burke, the Malta members on the national review board are William Burleigh, chair and former CEO of E.W. Scripps; Raymond Siegfried, CEO of the NORDAM Group; and Dr. Paul McHugh, head of psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. When Burke met Egan at the bishops’ conference in November, she told him of the plans.

Weeks later as the full board was meeting in Covington, Ky., they received a conference call from a high level member of the bishops’ conference, whose name they declined to divulge. He stated that Egan did not want non-knights attending the dinner. The presence of the full board, he said, might cause controversy and might take attention away from the knights’ good works. The spokesman also relayed word that Egan did not want McChesney speaking in New York, though no reason was reportedly given for this order.

http://ncronline.org/NCR_Online/arch...03/012403e.htm

Quote:

The review board meeting coincided with a dinner for the Knights of Malta, an elite organization of Catholic lay persons active in the church. Review board members Anne Burke, Ray Siegfried, Bill Burleigh and Paul McHugh were Malta members.

http://www.bishop-accountability.org..._TheChurch.htm

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MALTA OBSERVANCE – FEAST OF JOHN THE BAPTIST 6-23-06
by William Burleigh

http://www.maltausa.org/files/newsle...1_burleigh.pdf (Proof Positive)

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**DutchPhil** · #**148** 02-16-2008, 16:51

James M. Moroney Jr. - COO, CEO and Chairman of Belo; President and CEO of The Dallas Morning News; Director and Founder of Cistercian Preparatory School in Irving (Jesuit)

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On February 18, 2007, Belo lost one of its greatest leaders, James M. “Jimmy” Moroney, Jr., at the age of 85. For more than 60 years, Jimmy helped drive the evolution of Belo into one of the nation’s largest media companies. Jimmy’s forward thinking led Belo’s expansion into broadcast television and new markets outside of Dallas. He exerted a steady and powerful influence on the Company’s transitions and expansions over half a century, and in many instances, he was the pivotal influence. In the 1970s, he played a critical role in converting Belo from a privately-held company founded by his grandfather, George Bannerman Dealey, into a vibrant publicly-traded company.Jimmy began working part-time for the company during summers while he was a student at the University of Texas in Austin. He joined The Dallas Morning News as a reporter in 1946 after serving in the U.S. Navy. He held numerous positions with the Company and in 1951 was named assistant treasurer, followed by his election to the board of directors in 1952. He was named treasurer in 1955, and vice president and treasurer in 1960. In 1970, he was promoted to executive vice president of Belo Corp. and president and CEO of Belo Broadcasting Corp. Four years later, he was named chairman of Belo Broadcasting. In 1980, Jimmy became president and chief executive officer of The Dallas Morning News and president and chief operating officer of Belo. He became chief executive officer of Belo in 1983 and the following year was elected chairman of the board. During his tenure as CEO, Jimmy was instrumental in the purchase of the Corinthian Broadcasting Group from The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation. At the time, the $606 million transaction was the largest ever in U.S. broadcast history. Jimmy retired as chairman of the board and chief executive officer in December 1986 at age 65. From 1987 to 2000, he remained on the board, serving as chairman of the executive committee, and upon retirement from the board, he was named chairman emeritus. Jimmy Moroney will be remembered always for his personal humility and unwavering belief in Belo’s institutional purposes.

http://www.belo.com/annualreport/200...es/letter.html

Quote:

James M. Moroney Jr.: 1921-2007

Longtime executive shaped Belo, Dallas

Retired CEO, News publisher known for genial nature, tireless church, civic support

02:09 PM CST on Monday, February 19, 2007

By JOE SIMNACHER / The Dallas Morning News
jsimnacher@dallasnews.com

For almost half a century, James M. "Jimmy" Moroney Jr.'s vision, generosity and genial nature shaped The Dallas Morning News, its hometown and its parent company, Belo Corp. He died Sunday at the age of 85.

James M. Moroney Jr.'s colleagues said he had steady leadership and constant concern for the company, its employees and its customers.

Mr. Moroney's life linked the founding of The News to Belo's expansion into broadcasting and its emergence as one of the nation's largest publicly traded publishing and broadcasting companies.

He was the last surviving grandson of George Bannerman Dealey, who founded The News at the behest of Col. A.H. Belo in 1885.

He served a record 48 years on Belo's board of directors, where he was chairman emeritus at the time of his death. He held virtually every senior management job at the company over a period of 40 years.

Colleagues credited him with steady leadership and constant concern for the welfare of the company, its employees and its customers.

"He will be remembered always for his personal humility and unwavering belief in Belo's institutional purposes," said Robert W. Decherd, Belo's chairman, president and chief executive officer. "Jimmy Moroney exerted a steady and powerful influence on the company's transitions and expansions over half a century. ... In many instances, he was the pivotal influence."

Mr. Moroney's son, James M. Moroney III, publisher and CEO of The News , said his father was motivated partly by a keen sense of duty to the founders of the company, particularly his grandfather.

WFAA-TV remembers James M. Moroney Jr.

Mr. Dealey "made a real impression on him, as he did so many people," Mr. Moroney III said. "My dad always felt a duty, a responsibility, to serve the company in the legacy of G.B. Dealey. His sense of dedication and loyalty to the company is what really distinguishes his relationship to the company.

"He loved the newspaper business, and he loved the TV business – he really did," Mr. Moroney III said. "And he liked people."

[...]

Church activities

Mr. Moroney was a major supporter of the religious and civic activities of the Catholic Church. Some of those contributions were quite public, if only because they were so hard to miss.

Mr. Moroney and his wife made a gift to complete the bell tower of the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in downtown Dallas. A lack of money had forced the cathedral to go without a bell tower for more than 100 years until 2005.

But often, friends said, Mr. Moroney contributed quietly, behind the scenes.

Ed Schaffler, president and chief executive officer of the Catholic Foundation, said he had never known Mr. Moroney to reject a request, whether for financial help or leadership.

"Jim has been one of these philanthropists who has been very visible in some of the things he's done and in some of the things he's supported," Mr. Schaffler said. "But he's also one of these guys who doesn't tell you everything he does. ... He's done a lot of things that he just keeps private."

Mr. Moroney was an active member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Dallas for more than 50 years.

"Jim was always a little bit more noble than the rest of us," said Harry "Buzz" Crutcher, a longtime friend of the Moroneys. "He always did the right thing.

"You couldn't find a person who lived his faith any more true and consistently than Jim. He was just a great example of a Christian."

Mr. Moroney was a Knight of the Holy Sepulcher and a Knight of the Order of Malta. He served as president of Catholic Charities and was a director and founder of Cistercian Preparatory School in Irving, the Jesuit School (now Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas), the Catholic Foundation, the Montserrat Retreat House and the National Conference of Catholic Charities.

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcont...y.1979e08.html

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Moroney remembered for service to parish, family, Belo

Mass celebrates life of a gentle man: 'Two words, not one'

08:50 PM CST on Friday, February 23, 2007

By ALAN PEPPARD / The Dallas Morning News
apeppard@dallasnews.com

James M. Moroney Jr. amassed a list of monumental achievements over his long career in the family's newspaper and broadcast business, but he never allowed that record to overshadow his humility and sense of duty to family, church and city.

Friday morning, a funeral Mass was celebrated for Mr. Moroney at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, the Oak Lawn parish where the retired Dallas Morning News and Belo Corp. executive and his wife, Lynn, were members for more than 50 years.

The Rev. John Cawley, pastor of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, prepared Communion during the funeral Mass for retired Belo executive James M. Moroney Jr. on Friday.

The last surviving grandson of George Bannerman Dealey, who founded The Dallas Morning News in 1885, Mr. Moroney died Sunday at age 85.

Belo "was the center of his life, but always second to his family and his church," said Robert Decherd, who succeeded Mr. Moroney as chairman, president and chief executive officer of Belo, parent company of The News.

"Jim and Lynn Moroney were a cornerstone of this parish," said the Rev. John Cawley, pastor of Holy Trinity, a 100-year-old church that has seen its neighborhood rise, decline and rise again. "Decade after decade after decade, Sunday after Sunday, he joined us for the Eucharist. Jim and Lynn Moroney remained in this parish when others fled."

Mr. Moroney also lived out his faith by supporting many institutions across the Dallas area. He was president of Catholic Charities and was a director and founder of Cistercian Preparatory School in Irving, the Jesuit School (now Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas) and the Catholic Foundation, among other organizations. He also was chairman of the board of trustees at the University of Dallas for many years.

At Friday's service, several church rows were reserved for members of the Catholic orders to which Mr. Moroney belonged, including the Knights of the Holy Sepulcher and the Knights of Malta. They followed the casket into the sanctuary.

Mass celebrants included Dallas Bishop Charles V. Grahmann; Monsignor Milam Joseph, former president of the University of Dallas; and the Rev. Denis Farkasfalvy, abbot of the Cistercian Abbey.

Journalist and family friend Kirk Dooley described the Moroney family home in Highland Park as a place where kids were always welcome, where the conversation was often boisterous and the fellowship inspirational.

"Mr. and Mrs. Mo created a friendly environment by creating four friendly kids," Mr. Dooley said. "And Mr. Mo's love for Lynn was so deep, his love was so strong, it rubbed off on all of us around him."

Before Mr. Moroney could marry Helen Claire "Lynn" Wilhoit, however, he first had to win her away from her then-fiancé, bandleader Ted Phillips. Mr. Dooley told a story familiar in family circles.

Mr. Moroney asked his father, Belo executive James McQueen Moroney, to advise him. The senior Moroney reportedly said: "You're not getting any younger, and you're not getting any better looking. Go get her."

After serving in the Navy during World War II, Mr. Moroney joined The News full time in 1946, the year Mr. Dealey died. Mr. Moroney shepherded the family company into a multi-platform, publicly traded media company.

In 1983, he oversaw Belo's $606 million purchase of Corinthian Broadcasting Group, the largest transaction in U.S. broadcast history at the time. Mr. Decherd said he phoned Mr. Moroney at his hotel in New York to report that the deal was done and the contracts ready.

"With his typical enthusiasm, Jimmy said, 'That's great. I've been cooped up in this room for three days practicing my signature,' " Mr. Decherd said.

When Ward Huey first met Mr. Moroney, he was a cameraman at Belo-owned WFAA-TV in Dallas. One day in the newsroom, Mr. Huey and his co-workers were told Mr. Moroney would be coming to the studio the following day.

According to Mr. Huey, "The boss said, 'I want you to try as hard as you can, even if it's for the first time, to look industrious. If you meet him, you'll like him. But then, think of the other side of the coin: Will Jim Moroney like you?' "

Mr. Huey joked that that last admonition "made for a relaxing evening." In the years that followed, the two became good friends, and Mr. Huey eventually succeeded Mr. Moroney as president of Belo's broadcast division.

To those who knew and loved him best, though, Mr. Moroney's career achievements were peripheral to the core of a devoutly religious man who once considered a career in the priesthood, a man devoted to his wife, his two daughters and his two sons.

"I would describe Jimmy Moroney in two words: 'gentle man,' " Father Cawley said. "Two words, not one."

Father Cawley said that many times after leaving the parish, he would drive through Highland Park, taking Armstrong Parkway north where it approaches the house the Moroneys shared for 47 years.

Countless times, he recalled, "I'd see Jimmy walking with Lynn, hand in hand."

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcont...ce.bf7644.html

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**DutchPhil** · #**149** 02-16-2008, 16:54

Bernard Dorin - French Ambassador to Haiti, South Africa; President o/t Amitiés Francophones

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WELL-KNOWN KNIGHTS

In addition to those listed in the article, the following are some other Knights of SMOM of interest:
[...]
Bernard Dorin: French attache to Ottawa 1957-1959, Ambassador to Haiti 1972-1974, and Ambassador to South Africa from 1978 until at least 1981.

http://www.mosquitonet.com/~prewett/caqsmom25.4.html

Quote:

MEETING OF THE ORDER'S DIPLOMATIC CORPS

Milan, 3 June 2000

Within the framework of the development of the Order's diplomatic service and in response to the acknowledged need to enhance its communications and information, the Grand Chancellor, Amb. Count Don Carlo Marullo di Condojanni convened the Order's ambassadors accredited to the countries of Europe and Africa for a working meeting and exchange of ideas to plan the Order's diplomatic action worldwide.

The two working sessions were also attended by heads of the Order's diplomatic missions on the other continents and heads of national bodies as observers. Two personalities of the international diplomatic world, Amb. Bernard Dorin and Amb. Prof. Luigi Vittorio Ferraris, talked about the general themes and organisational problems of the Order's international structures, their needs and developments in the respective governments. Specific issues were examined by working groups which were set up during the meeting and which will continue their work afterwards.

The assembly was chaired by the Grand Chancellor, head of the Order's Diplomatic Service, and co-ordinated by the Secretary General for Foreign Affairs, Amb. Francesco Guariglia.

The Sovereign Military Order of Malta, subject of International Law, is present with its humanitarian action in over 100 countries on all continents. It maintains diplomatic relations on a level of embassy with 85 States, of which 23 are in Europe and 31 in Africa. It has diplomatic missions in Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg and Monaco, in the European Council and Commission of the European Communities. It is a Permanent Observer to the General Assembly of the United Nations and, as such, maintains permanent delegations in international organisations in New York, Geneva, Paris, Rome and Vienna.

http://www.orderofmalta.org/notizia....=18&idlingua=5 (Proof Positive)

Social Network Diagram:

http://www.namebase.org/cgi-bin/nb06?_DORIN_BERNARD_

Quote:

DORIN BERNARD
France 1957-1981 Canada 1957-1959 Haiti 1972-1974 South Africa 1978-1981

* Covert Action Information Bulletin 1986-#25 (3

* Granatstein,J.L. Stafford,D. Spy Wars. 1990 (200-1)
* Lisee,J. In the Eye of the Eagle. 1990 (212-3)

pages cited this search: 5

http://www.namebase.org/main1/Bernard-Dorin.html

**DutchPhil** · #**150** 02-16-2008, 16:56

William A. Wilson - Reagan's Ambassador to the Vatican; Member o/t Board of directors of Pennzoil Co.; Member o/t Board of directors and Member o/t Audit Committee o/t Earle M. Jorgensen Company
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William A. Wilson, second from left, with President Ronald Reagan, left

Quote:

William A. Wilson was born in Los Angeles, California, on November 3, 1914. He was graduated from Stanford University with a degree in mechanical engineering, and is a registered mechanical and metallurgical engineer in the State of California. Mr. Wilson's varied career has included service in the U.S. Army as captain in the Ordnance Corps during the Second World War. After his father's retirement, Mr. Wilson assumed presidencey of the former's company, Web Wilson Oil Tools, Inc., until its sale in 1960.

Mr. Wilson is a long-time friend and supporter of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan. While governor, Mr. Reagan appointed him first to the Commission of Californias, an organization promoting relations between California and Baja California; and later to the Board of Regents of the University of California, of which he is also a member of the investment, finance and audit committees. Mr. Wilson's concern for education is also evident in his service as a member of the California Post Secondary Education Commission.

On February 11, 1981, President Reagan appointed Mr. Wilson as his personal representative to the Holy See. Even though, at the time, 85 other countries designated their representatives as ambassadors, full diplomatic relations at that level were not viable because of an 1867 U.S. law promulgating the doctrine of separation of Church and State by prohibition of the establishment of a U.S. legation to the Vatican. However, on January 10, 1984, legislation overturned the law, which had been passed at a time of considerable anti-papal sentiment in the U.S. Only since 1977 had there been any serious attempt to overturn it. Legislation to establish diplomatic relations with the Holy See was introduced by Representative Clement Zablocki (D-Wisconsin), chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Repeal of the 1867 law meant formally recognizing Pope John Paul II as a major world statesman. On March 7, 1984, Mr. Wilson's appointment as first U.S. ambassador to the Vatican was confirmed in the U.S. Senate.

Ambassador Wilson retired from post in 1986. Since then, his interest in various enterprises has kept him well occupied. He is a member of the board of directors of the Pennzoil Company; a member of the board of directors and a member of the audit committee of the Earle M. Jorgensen Company, which has 18 steel plants around the nation; and is active in real estate development and cattle interests in the U.S. and Mexico. A devoted supporter of humanitarian organizations, Mr. Wilson's civic activities include serving as a member of the board of trustees of St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica, California.

What must be one of Ambassador Wilson's keenest interests, however, is amateur radio. His ham career began in the early thirties when his second cousin, Cal Smith, W6BRD, taught him the code. The latter was chief engineer of KFAC and later became president of that Los Angeles radio station. Young Bill Wilson found time to operate as W6GAD after high school and from his fraternity house at Stanford University. After the Second World War, he had to renew his license and passed the requisite exam to earn the call sign, K6ARO (Amateur Radio Operator). During his tenure in the Vatican City, the ambassador's many duties did not preclude the pursuit of his hobby. At his suggestion, the Knights of Columbus donated new equipment to the Vatican amateur radio station HV1CN that was officially blessed by Archbishop Paul C. Marcinkus, pro-president of the papal commission for the Vatican City, on July 10, 1985. At the ceremony, Ambassador Wilson himself sat down to transmit a general call, which immediately prompted responses from other radio stations. The original HV1CN first went on the air on October 8, 1957 using old army surplus equipment. In 1965, William Halligan, the founder of Hallicrafters, Inc., donated a complete station made by his firm. Of the three stations associated with the Vatican in 1985, only HV1CN transmitted from within its walls.

Over the years, Ambassador Wilson has received numerous awards in recognition of his work, including the Theodore Roosevelt Award from the Navy League of the U.S., 1981; the Brotherhood Award of the Association of Christians and Jews, 1983; and the Gold Medal of the Italian Red Cross.

Ambassador Wilson is married to Elizabeth (Johnson) Wilson, and has two daughters Anne Marie Wilson and Marcia Wilson Hobbs. The Wilson home base is in Los Angeles, California.

http://library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/cl148.htm

Quote:

He [Frank Shakespeare] was ambassador to Portugal from 1985 to 1987, when William Wilson, also a Knight of Malta, as ambassador to the Vatican following Wilson's fall from favor.

http://www.mosquitonet.com/~prewett/ncrmay891415.html

Quote:

Wilson, William A. SMOM • Ambassador to the Vatican (1981-86)

http://www.learn-usa.com/relevant_to..._Influence.pdf

Quote:

The first U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican was William Wilson, a Knight of Malta. His appointment was probably illegal and, for a fact, was highly unethical. Wilson could not possibly have represented the U.S. when his
allegiance was sworn to the Pope.

Behold a Pale Horse (p92), also see: http://www.fdrs.org/ancient_secret_societies.html

SMOM by mention:
http://www.mosquitonet.com/~prewett/caqsmom25.1.html
http://www.geocities.com/moonwideweb...JonesProof.htm
http://www.mosquitonet.com/~prewett/ncrdateunknown.html
http://area907.info/911/index.php?Vatican
http://www.liberalslikechrist.org/Ca...societies.html
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/so...bysecrecy4.htm

Social Network Diagram:

http://www.namebase.org/cgi-bin/nb06?_WILSON_WILLIAM_A
Sources:

Quote:

WILSON WILLIAM A
Italy 1983-1986 Libya 1985

* Bainerman,J. The Crimes of a President. 1992 (239)
* Blum,W. Killing Hope. 1995 (286)
* Blumenthal,S. Rise of the Counter-Establishment. 1988 (62, 6

* Broad,W. Teller's War. 1992 (105)
* Copetas,A.C. Metal Men. 1986 (211-2)
* Covert Action Information Bulletin 1986-#25 (2

* Fitzgerald,F. Way Out There in the Blue. 2000 (131)
* Lernoux,P. People of God. 1989 (72-4)
* Livingstone,N. The Cult of Counterterrorism. 1990 (265)
* Miami Herald 1987-07-05 (14A, 15)
* Moldea,D. Dark Victory. 1987 (255, 275)
* Mother Jones 1983-07 (24)
* National Reporter 1986-W (57)
* Parry,R. Fooling America. 1992 (142)
* Scheim,D. Contract on America. 1988 (322)
* Time 1992-02-24 (31, 35)
* Trento,J. Prelude to Terror. 2005 (289)
* Vistica,G. Fall From Glory. 1997 (150-1)
* Washington Post 1984-11-07 (E23)
* Washington Post 1986-05-21 (A37)
* Washington Post 1987-04-28 (A1, 16)

pages cited this search: 30

http://www.namebase.org/cgi-bin/nb01?_WILSON_WILLIAM_A

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