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Writer's pictureMichelle Hayman

Blind to the Beam

Today's thoughts.


In my recent posts, I’ve touched on several key issues, including the Catholic Church’s Just War Theory, the historical anti-Semitic laws that sought to eradicate the true Sabbath, and the persistent anti-Semitism within the Roman Catholic Church (RCC). Given this context, it’s not entirely surprising that Pope Francis appears to be doubling down on this troubling legacy in his forthcoming book, as if faith hasn't been commercialized enough.

His rhetoric seems to align with a pattern of ignoring significant historical injustices while casting contemporary events through a biased lens.

It’s worth remembering the atrocities carried out under the guise of the Church’s authority.


Now, as we examine Pope Francis’s perspective on the recent events in Israel, his response raises serious questions. Following the October 7th attacks, where approximately 1,200 Jewish lives were brutally taken, one would expect a clear and principled stance based on the Church’s own Just War Theory. Yet, instead of acknowledging Israel’s right to defend itself, the Pope seems to sidestep this principle entirely, framing their retaliation as disproportionate or unjustified.

This selective application of the RCC’s doctrines highlights a broader issue: the tendency to reshape moral and theological standards to suit political or ideological narratives. By failing to consider the historical suffering of the Jewish people, the Vatican risks perpetuating a long-standing legacy of anti-Semitism, cloaked under the guise of moral critique.

The inconsistency is glaring: how can the Church, with its history of endorsing violent campaigns against dissenters in the name of God, now selectively condemn Israel’s efforts to protect its citizens after such a heinous attack? This is a crucial moment to reflect on whether these responses truly align with principles of justice or if they reveal deeper biases within the RCC’s narrative.


One only has to step back and look at the bigger picture to see how the threads of this unfolding narrative connect. Islam and Catholicism engaged in interfaith dialogue, true Christians persecuted globally, illegal immigration flooding into Europe, and rising anti-Semitism fueled by the ongoing Israeli conflict—all these events are not isolated but woven together into a larger, more sinister tapestry. While war itself is an abomination, the bigger picture reveals an agenda far more troubling. (Meanwhile they've gotta ensure those billions keep rolling in, courtesy of taxpayers and the wars they conveniently orchestrate)

This is part of a broader plan—a calculated effort to establish a one-world government under the guise of unity and peace, with a one-world religion as its spiritual arm. Such a system seeks to eliminate dissent and control the masses through ideological and spiritual conformity. The two groups that stand as obstacles to this vision are clear: the Jewish people, chosen by God, and true worshippers of Christ who refuse to bow to paganism or compromise their faith.


Consider the mechanisms at work. Interfaith dialogue between Islam and Catholicism, on the surface, appears as an effort toward peace and mutual understanding. Yet beneath this veneer lies the dangerous premise of watering down core beliefs, especially the divinity of Christ, to achieve a superficial unity. This is not about reconciliation; it is about control. A shared platform that dilutes truth to accommodate falsehood paves the way for a religion void of true worship, one that exalts humanity and power structures over God. And it's all been prophesied

Simultaneously, the persecution of true Christians continues to escalate. Around the world, those who stand firm in their faith, who refuse to bow to idols or embrace ideologies that conflict with scripture, are vilified, marginalized, and even killed. These believers, much like the early church, are seen as a threat to the global agenda because their allegiance lies not with earthly rulers but with Christ. They cannot be coerced into the conformity that a one-world system demands.


The Jewish people face a similar assault. Anti-Semitism is on the rise, exacerbated by the ongoing Israeli conflict. But this hatred is not new; it is a continuation of a historical pattern. The Jewish people, chosen as God’s covenant nation, have long been targeted because their very existence is a testament to God’s sovereignty and faithfulness. To eliminate them is to challenge the promises of God Himself, a tactic that aligns perfectly with the spirit of rebellion against Him.

The flow of illegal immigration into Europe further destabilizes nations, creating division and straining resources, all while eroding cultural and spiritual identities. It sets the stage for chaos, which those in power can exploit to implement their "solutions"—solutions that consolidate authority under a centralized system. This manufactured crisis is not accidental; it is deliberate, a tool to dismantle national sovereignty and pave the way for a unified global order.

War, destruction, and moral decay are the tools of this agenda, but the ultimate goal is far greater: to create a system that unites humanity under a single governing authority and a single spiritual doctrine—a counterfeit unity that defies God. At its heart, this plan is not about peace but control. It is an effort to suppress those who remain faithful to God and resist the corruption of truth.

True Christians and the Jewish people are not just obstacles to this plan; they are its primary targets because they bear witness to the one true God and His redemptive plan for humanity. They are living reminders of God's authority and the promise of His kingdom, which stands in direct opposition to the worldly kingdom being built. As it has always been, the goal is to silence these voices, to eradicate truth, and to replace it with a system that exalts man and denies God.

This is the deeper reality behind the events we see unfolding. It is not just political or cultural—it is spiritual warfare on a global scale. As believers, we must discern these patterns and stand firm, refusing to compromise our faith or bow to systems that seek to replace God with man. The battle is real, and the stakes are eternal.


Let me be clear: the murder of ANY innocent civilians is an abomination of the highest order—an absolute atrocity that cannot be justified under any circumstances. But what makes this even more appalling is the hypocrisy of someone representing the Roman Catholic Church (RCC)—an institution with a long history of violence and persecution—daring to interject "in the name of Christ." The same organized religion that claims to worship Christ and even takes credit for giving us the Bible, it’s like a publisher trying to claim the glory of the divine author. Their actions throughout history have often contradicted the very teachings they claim to uphold.

Consider the case of John Wycliffe, known as the "Morning Star of the Reformation." Wycliffe dared to challenge the RCC by asserting that Scripture alone should be the ultimate authority, not the Church's man-made traditions. He translated the Bible into English, making it accessible to ordinary people for the first time. This act of bringing God’s Word to the masses was seen as a direct threat to the Church’s control. Wycliffe’s works were condemned, and although he died before he could face the full wrath of the Church, his followers—the Lollards—faced brutal persecution. Decades later, in a shocking display of posthumous vengeance, the RCC ordered Wycliffe’s remains exhumed, burned, and scattered into the River Swift, as if trying to erase his influence even in death. How is that not satanic?


And this is just one example. Consider the genocide of the Waldenses, a group of Christians who sought to live according to Scripture and resisted the RCC’s authority. Entire communities were massacred under the guise of eradicating heresy. Or the countless others who were tortured, burned at the stake, or silenced for questioning the Church’s doctrines or for refusing to submit to its man-made authority.

For a religion that claims to be the custodian of Christ’s teachings, such actions are beyond ironic—they are blasphemous. Jesus preached love, humility, and servant leadership, yet the RCC has often wielded its power like a weapon, using fear and violence to maintain control. They claim to have given us the Bible, yet throughout history, they have killed those who sought to distribute it freely. They exalted themselves as divine mediators while systematically silencing those who exposed their corruption.


The very idea of an institution with this blood-stained history stepping forward now "in the name of Christ" to comment on modern-day atrocities is nauseating. It’s not just hypocrisy—it’s a mockery of everything Christ stands for. Their actions have long demonstrated that their loyalty lies not with Christ but with the preservation of their own power, their own authority, and their own self-exaltation.

How can anyone take seriously an institution that claims moral superiority while its legacy is one of silencing dissent, erasing truth, and persecuting those who sought to truly worship Christ? Their history stands as a stark reminder of what happens when man-made authority takes precedence over God’s Word, and when institutions elevate themselves above the very God they claim to serve.


I think it's fair to say:


Matthew 7:3-5 (KJV)


"And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye? Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye."


The hypocrisy is absolutely overwhelming




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