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Anthony: You have been
brought here for a purpose.

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The most important task of your life.

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Cooperate and make me destroy you.

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Welcome to the Static Podcast.

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I'm your host, Anthony T.

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And this is episode 114.

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Alright, I made it back again
for this Tuesday, May 1st, 2024.

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for joining me.

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So this week, we're gonna just
do a little deeper dive into Dr.

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Schmunez from Poland and I was doing
the Hepatitis B trials in America.

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And then we'll go and look at his
friend Pope John Paul the second, that

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how interesting that whole thing gets.

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So now there's not too much about this Dr.

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Wolf Schmunez guy I got his Wikipedia
here and it says Schmunez was born in

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Warsaw, Poland on 12th March, 1919.

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He studied medicine in Italy, but he
returned to be with his family around

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the Nazi German In Poland in 1939, as
the Germans and Soviets occupied Poland,

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Schmunez was separated from his family,
who were later killed by the Germans.

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Trapped in the communist occupied
part of Poland, Schmunez traveled

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eastward to escape the advancing Nazis.

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He asked the Soviets to let
him fight the Germans, but was

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sent to Siberia as a prisoner.

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Following a year of hard labor
in the prison camp, Shmunez was

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appointed head of sanitary conditions.

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He later became the head
epidemiologist in the local district.

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After release from detention in 1946,
Shmunez completed his medical education

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at the University of Tomsk in Siberia
and earned a degree in epidemiology.

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Epidemiology from the
University of Kharkiv.

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Shmunez married a Russian woman, Maya, and
in 1959 was allowed to return to Poland.

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There, he continued his education at
the University of Lublin and worked

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as an epidemiologist in municipal
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Shmunez's colleague, Aaron Keller,
reports that the Polish authorities

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granted Shmunez a Vacation at a rest
home where he shared a room with a

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Catholic priest, Karol Wojtyla, and began
a long time correspondence with him.

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Karol Wojtyla would later
become Pope John Paul II.

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Now there's a few things of this wiki
page about this guy that stands out to me.

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So he left, he was studying Medicine
in Italy, and that's, that's a,

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that's a kind of keep that in mind.

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He studied in Italy, he came back
to Poland, the Germans invaded, he

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wanted to go east Russians were there,
he wanted to fight the Germans, they

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said no, they put him in Siberia.

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Where he was doing hard labor,
and then was appointed head of

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sanitary, and then he became the head
epidemiologist in the local district.

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That's a little weird right there.

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You know, and then after his release from
detention, this time he was detained.

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By the Russians.

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So, like, what were they
making them do there?

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So, the, the story is that that's
where he developed the virus that

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would cause AIDS or HIV, if, would you.

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And then he completed his medical
education at the University of Toms.

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Like, how did he become an epidemiologist
without you know, how did they let this

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guy work as an epidemiologist when he
didn't even have his education complete?

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He finished it in Siberia.

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And then he earned a degree, no,
he earned a degree of epidemiology

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from Kharkiv after that.

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So that, that's where it gets a
little fuzzy with this wiki page.

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So then he marries a woman,
which, she's a Russian woman, so I

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guess they let her travel because
she's Russian back to Poland.

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And there he continued his education,
more education, and worked as an

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epidemiologist in the municipal
and regional health department.

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So he worked for the state or
government, whatever, in Poland.

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So now this colleague, Aaron Kellner
that the, that the Polish authorities

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granted him a vacation at a rest home
where he shared a room with the priest.

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Now that to me sticks out saying
there's something more to this guy,

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why he's getting this treatment.

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And then he just so happens
to meet a priest there.

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It's like these two guys were
put there for a certain reason.

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And we might be able to connect it a
little later, but it's just that these

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two guys the, the path in their future,
kind of, they were put together, they

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became friends, and then they kind of
separated and went on their own paths

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to become very well known people.

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Well, one is more known than the other,
but had an impact in history, pretty much.

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And now let's get into Mr.

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Votiva.

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This is from the Encyclopedia
Britannica Online.

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So here we go.

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After graduating from secondary
school as valedictorian, Wotewa moved

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with his father to Krakow, where he
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His studies ended abruptly
when Nazi Germany invaded

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Poland on September 1st, 1939.

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In the months that followed, Jews as
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leaders, including professors and
priests, were killed or deported to

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concentration camps by the Nazis, who
considered the Slavs an inferior race.

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Votiva and his father fled with
thousands to the east, but soon returned

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after learning that the Russians had
Also invaded Poland back in Krakow.

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Tiwa continued his studies in clandestine
classes for the next four years in

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order to avoid arrest and deportation.

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He worked in a factory owned by ve, a
chemical firm that the Nazis considered

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essential to their war effort.

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Voi was thus the only Pope, at least
in modern times to have been a laborer.

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Now, two things in that
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The, his studies, he continued his
studies in clandestine classes, now

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does that mean that there was like
underground schools, or that he was

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like a spy, and, and studied clandestine
things, so I don't know, so he went to

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these underground schools, or whatever.

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And then he worked for this
factory owned by Solvay.

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Now Solvay, their origination was they
made soda ash, which is used in the

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process of making glass and other stuff.

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And they, I looked into their history
and they come out from like the 1800s,

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early 1800s, two brothers, and they
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they were They kind of had some investors
and they started this company and they

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were, as it says, they were considered
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meaning they get chemicals from there.

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That's a little suspect.

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There's, you know, there's claims that Mr.

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Votewa was a salesman for them and
kind of got the Nazis, the chemicals,

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let's say they needed, but that is all.

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I can't find anything in the,
by that, but that's some.

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Theories that go on around there.

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Let's continue this section.

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Decision to join the priesthood.

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In February 1941, Wotewo returned
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that his father had died alone.

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He prayed by the body all night.

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By the autumn of 1942, he had decided to
enter the priesthood for two years while

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still working at the chemical factory.

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He attended illegal seminary
classes run by Krakow's Cardinal

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Archbishop Prince Adam Safia.

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After narrowly escaping a Nazi
roundup of abled bodied men and

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boys in 1944, Wojtyla spent the
rest of the war in the Archbishop's

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Palace, disguised as a cleric.

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As Pope, Wojtyla recalled that
witnessing Nazi horrors, including

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the murder of many priests, showed him
the real meaning of the priesthood.

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Now, two things out of this, er, article.

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He, so he gets, he still works at
the chemical factory as he goes to a

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seminary and then he gets they almost
around the Nazis, almost round up

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the guys and then the Prince Adam
Sophia, the archbishop takes him

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in and disguise them as a cleric.

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And now he is okay.

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You know, and but this, remember.

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Who appointed the archbishops
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outta the Vatican in Italy.

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Now, a quick wiki read of this
Archbishop prince Adam, Stefan Sia.

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Now he's a prince.

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He was made a cardinal by
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SIA was born in 1867 in
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Then part of the Austrian Empire.

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His family, originally from
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members of the Polish nobility.

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He was the youngest of the seven
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Kodenski and Princess Jadwiga Klementyna.

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Sangusco Lubartovitsa, daughter of
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his elder brother, Prince Vladislav
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of Queen Matilda of the Belgians.

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So he has a royalty and during the war he
gets made cardinal and he's some Austrian

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there in him so we can understand why.

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The Nazis would prefer him as a Cardinal.

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Sorry.

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He was made Archbishop in he was made
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1911, and was consecrated by Pope Pius X.

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So this guy was obviously a bit
connected and helped out Votewa or

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Pope John Paul II before he was Pope.

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And I don't know, maybe there
was some type of deal made, you

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know, I saved your life, you have.

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You know, kind of do stuff for
me or if you have a friend that's

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an epidemiologist, we need him.

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I don't know.

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I'm just, these are just
theories, but we will continue.

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You will see like how all these.

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So, Votiwa has a prince looking
out for him, and he also worked for

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this large German chemical factory
that they had many, they were very

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influential in Germany before World
War II, and they were very rich and

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wealthy, and he worked for them, so.

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These things are kinda,
you know, coincidences.

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All right, so fast forward, now
we're gonna go into when he got

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elected as Pope for Tiwadadis.

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So, here we go, when Pope when Pope
Paul VI died in August of 1978, the

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College of Cardinals split between two
powerful Italians elected the Venetian

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He died only 33 days later.

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When the Cardinals entered the Second
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not know that Votiva had received
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Votiva seemed, in some ways, a
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hold together a divided Church.

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Liberal interpretations of religious
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Council had created rifts and defections.

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Religious conservatives were
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Council had betrayed the Church.

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Votiva appeared to be traditional
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looking in his acceptance of
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The Cardinals also hoped that
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attract young people to the Church.

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Votiva's election on October 16, 1978
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All right, now this points out that
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So that's pretty much the
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It changed from like the very old school
church to like the new school church.

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And I will, I have a clip.

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It's pretty long.

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It's from an episode from Dr.

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Taylor Marshall on YouTube.

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It's a Vatican mystery.

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And it's, it's, it kind
of covers that this.

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This Pope John Paul, the first who
died 33 days later, it's 33 is a big

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Mason number, and there are sayings
that the Masons infiltrated the Vatican

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and this council came out and that's
how they liberalized the church.

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So listen to this clip.

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There's good stuff in there and
we'll go into it deeper when it ends.

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Everybody watching Boognini is the guy.

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Who beginning in 1951 started
reforming Holy Week and under John,

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the 23rd and Paul, the six read it.

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All seven sacraments rewrote everything.

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The Novus Ordo, the new right for
baptism, new right for confirmation,

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new right for holy orders, everything.

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And he is very much the architect
of the modern liturgical experience

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that most people experience.

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Unless you go to the traditional Latin
mass, you're, you're in there praying.

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Mugnini's liturgy.

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That right?

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Father.

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Exactly, exactly.

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You know what, Taylor,
I have to tell you this.

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I heard this the other day and
I thought it was brilliant.

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I started laughing.

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I laugh at brilliance.

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It gets me.

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Somebody referred to the Tridentine Mass.

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I don't know if you've ever heard this.

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He said the mass for grownups.

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Anyway, They came, these two
cardinals went to the Pope.

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And the cardinals name were.

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Cardinal Staffa, S T A F F A, who was
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the Supreme Court of the Catholic Church.

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And Cardinal Odi, O D D I
Silvio Odi, who was a great man.

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He was later on in charge of the
clergy, the Congregation for the Clergy.

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Those two Cardinals.

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Don't ask me how, because I don't know how
there are many theories, how they got this

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document, but they did get the document.

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It was given to Cardinal Staffa
as, as as Supreme court justice.

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He asked Interpol and a couple
other private sector investigation

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teams to investigate it before
he brought it to the Pope's.

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attention.

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He wanted it authenticated.

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He wanted to know is, is this,
did somebody make this up?

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It was this planted.

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What, what, what is it?

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It was authenticated.

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And what was authenticated was
his membership in Freemasonry

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in Italian Freemasonry.

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Okay.

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It's a big deal.

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It's a, I mean, people say,
why do you go to Latin mass?

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I said, well, I don't want to
pray the prayers of Freemasons.

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I want to pray the prayers
of saints, church fathers.

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And Taylor, let me put it this way too.

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Let me just tell this to
most of your audience.

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Most of your audience, a great
number anyway, are Americans.

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And I don't think Americans
understand what that means.

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The Masonic Lodge and Freemasonry.

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At least I didn't, I didn't, when
I got to Rome first, I thought they

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were funny little men who, who ran
around little cars with fezes on their

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heads during parades, the Shriners.

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And this was it.

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That's, that was my, that was, that
was all I had to know about Freemasons.

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In Europe, Freemasonry is a big deal.

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It's a big deal.

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It's very serious.

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The Freemasons toppled governments.

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So that was from the Dr.

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Taylor Marshall podcast, and the priest
he was talking to was named Father Charles

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Theodore Murr, and Father Charles Theodore
Murr was there when all this was going on.

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He's an older gentleman.

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And there was a thing called the Gagnon
investigation where this paper that they

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found of this one pope, one Cardinal
that was rewriting the whole mass and,

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and, and rights and stuff in, in, in
the Catholic church he was a Freemason.

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And that was an investigation into it, and
this Pope, the Pope Paul, this Pope John

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Paul I, the guy who died 33 days later,
he was kind of a conservative Pope, and

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he kind of wanted to get rid of one of the
guys that he kind of knew, that he heard

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that he was in this, and this guy came,
and Refuse to resign or refuse to move

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and then the next day this pope was dead
and I don't know what happened was nobody

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knows what really happened to this pope.

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It was heart attack.

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There was no foul play, but
it was a very big coincidence.

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And so you have this You know element
in the, in the Vatican, in the

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church who make all the decisions
that there's Freemasons going on.

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So they're eyeing all this stuff.

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They're, they're doing all
this behind the scenes stuff.

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And then you can see what's going
on in the church now, right?

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How liberalized they got.

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It's, it's, there's forces
behind this that's doing

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that, that's doing this stuff.

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So that priest has the, that's, the book
is called Murder in the 33rd Degree.

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The Gagnon investigation
into Vatican Freemasonry.

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So this is not a fairy tale conspiracy.

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There are people looking to do
stuff in this world from the

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government all the way into religion.

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And now that podcast was like around
an hour, almost two hours long.

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So they go into it, but pretty much
day kind of Pope John Paul the second

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or votiva was sort of, so there
was a, the church was at a rift.

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They didn't do Vatican was liberal.

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There was still conservative priests.

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They didn't want to change.

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So votiva was got elected and.

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But he traveled a lot.

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He took 104 trips, and you know
what they say is when the mouse,

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when the cat's away, the mouse
will play, the mice will play.

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So saying that while he was traveling
everywhere these cardinals that

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might have been still attached to
Freemasonry were doing stuff and pulling

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the strings and running the joint.

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In that Gagnon investigation paper
Gagnon actually told Pope John Paul II

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saw Gagnon and Gagnon said we need to
change all these people in the Vatican

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here because they're Freemasons.

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And he didn't do anything about it.

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And Gagnon actually told him that in
the paperwork that they found that

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he was investigating There will be
a threat on your life from the West.

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And what happened is Pope John
Paul, that's, he got shot in St.

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Petersburg.

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And supposedly when he woke up out of
the hospital and stuff, the first things

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were from his mouth, get me Gagnon.

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And then he started making changes
and getting these people out of the

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Vatican, but then it's probably too late.

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The ball is rolling.

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And so here we are.

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And I ordered that book, and supposedly
from the podcast, they also wanted,

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the Freemasons wanted to infiltrate
the Vatican, because they kind of

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wanted to topple the Vatican Bank,
which they have a lot of money, so

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they want, did they want to steal it?

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Did they want to destroy it completely?

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I'm not sure.

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Maybe I'll do something later
on in a podcast about it,

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but that is very interesting.

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And I just want to point out
that this relationship, so it

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says in the Wikipedia of Dr.

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Schmunez that it was around in the
fifties where he had this vacation

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spot given, given to him by the
Polish government where he actually

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met Wojtyla or Wojtyla was there.

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And so it's like these two characters now.

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Remember, Ximena studied quote unquote
in Italy and then he got sent to Siberia

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and then he was doing epidemiology there.

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Even he didn't have a degree,
he got his degree after.

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So there's like a lot of shadiness.

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And then these two people one becomes
a Pope who kind of is involved,

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not involved, but has, there's
Freemasonry going around him.

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He worked for this big Nazi chemical
German chemical company that supplied the

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Nazis and there was a prince that kind of
shrouded him and now he goes on to become

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Pope and the other guy does Hepatitis
B studies, again, came over to America,

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was like a janitor in the New York blood
center, and then two years later, he's

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running his epidemiology, he's running
his own epidemiological lab, and gets all

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this money to do these trials, and picks
gay people, and then all of a sudden,

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AIDS breaks out in the gay community.

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I mean, you can't, this is a
little too, there's things going

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on that, you know, I don't know.

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It just, to me, it's like there's
some weird stuff going on there.

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Coincidences?

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I don't know.

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Not really.

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And if you look at the time
that this was happening.

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So he got elected as Pope in 78.

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But before all that, from like,
you know, 40, from between the,

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you know, 60s, you had the cultural
revolution in America, 60s, 70s.

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And then this Pope, and then you
hear about these Freemasons trying to

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infiltrate the Vatican, and the church,
of course, if you want to change your

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country or the world or control it, you
want to infiltrate the church because

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that will sway millions of people.

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Of course you would want to infiltrate
that thing to control the population

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for whatever your nefarious reasons are.

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So, it's not that far fetched, and it's
very weird, not strange, I guess it does

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happen, that Votiva and Shmunez kept
correspondence, like, they kept in touch

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all these years, now, maybe different
times, people had different, you know,

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maybe they, it's like, why would they
keep in touch, like, they stayed in a

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place together, like, you rarely meet
somebody on vacation where, you know,

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You know, it happens where you meet
someone and you guys bond and you stay

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in touch or you go to vacation spot all
the time and you guys meet up there.

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It happens.

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I'm not saying it doesn't, but
these two guys just meet up in

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some vacation spot in Poland.

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One ends up going to America.

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One is a Pope and.

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They keep in touch.

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So I don't know it.

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That's weird to me also.

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It's like they have some sort of
connection besides just being friends.

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So do you have it weird stuff going
on, goes on in the world, right?

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And we can see what's going on right now.

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A lot of strange things going on.

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So that'll do it for me today.

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And so it's under attack,
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I don't know, maybe it's the same
way, the same people trying to

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infiltrate the Vatican in this episode.

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Don't know, but it's happening.

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So, please stay safe keep your
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