Did the Pope sell Zyklon B?

A good question - why and how could Pope John Paul II (Karol Wojtila) have sold Zyklon B during World War II when it was manufactured by a German firm? Why would Wojtila wish to do this, as he had a Jewish mother and are there documents to support this?

To answer these questions, let's have a look at a little history.

In the summer of 1938, Karol Wojtyla moved to Krakow in Poland where he enrolled at the Jagiellonian University. While studying such topics as philology and various languages at the university, he also did his compulsory military training. In 1939, Nazi Germany's occupation forces closed the University and from 1940 to 1944, Wojty?a worked at various jobs including as a salesman for a particular chemical company.

The German I.G. Farben Industries Group (Interessen-Gemeinschaft Farbenindustrie A.G.) had a branch and factory in Poland and the young (22 years old) Karol Wojtila worked for them in their sales department. They also ran Auschwitz Concentration Camp in Poland as well as manufacturing the gas used to kill the prisoners. As an aside, Prince Bernhard of Holland was also a Nazi sympathizer and was on the board of I. G. Farben for a short time. He was also on the board of the KLM Dutch airline that flew many of the high level Nazis to South America at the end of the war.

At one stage, Karol Wojtila even wore a military uniform (I would assume Polish Army). He can be seen in a group of soldiers with the rifle and bayonet in a book by William Cooper, ‘Behold a Pale Horse’, page 81, Light Technology Publications, Milton William Cooper, 1991. William Cooper was a former United States Naval Intelligence Officer, and wrote several very good books. He disclosed a number of secrets and Karol Wojtila receives a real pounding in a couple of them.

Karol Wojtila was elected Pope in 1978, being the only Polish Pope and the first non-Italian Pope for almost 600 years. He took the name John Paul II and held the position for 27 years until his death in 2005.

Another reference to Karol Wojtila is in my book “Tears in Heaven” and I quote:

'Gone is the pretence of the Vatican being a benevolent organization that cares about the wellbeing of its flock or where they might spend eternity. The Vatican is simply an Illuminati controlled money making racket that has turned us (Catholic or non-Catholic) into modern day slaves. The one glimmer of hope was when Pope John Paul I stated, "It’s not easy being Pope," the night before he was about to make monumental changes to weed out the corruption and halt the money laundering activities. During the late evening of 28th September or the early morning of 29th September 1978, a healthy Pope John Paul I, Albino Luciani, known as the 'Smiling Pope', died after only thirty-three days in office. The Vatican engine room could not survive his planned scrutiny and quickly silenced him.

(232) David Yallop, “In Gods Name - An Investigation into the Murder of Pope John Paul I", by David Yallop, original release 1984, Carroll & Graf Publishers;

Subsequent to Luciani’s murder, the following things happened:

1. Karol Wojtlya, the CIA’s candidate (a Marxist but anti-Russian) was elected Pope.

2. Wojtlya ‘sat’ on the banking scandal, until several European nations threatened to sue the Vatican bank for default on their money.

3. America’s Ronald Reagan then bailed out the Vatican Bank with $300 million of 'discretionary CIA funds' with either U.S. tax money or illicit CIA drug money. He also then signed a Concordat with the Vatican in 1983. His reward? The ‘Reagan Democrat’ (i.e. ‘Roman Catholic’) vote. The Vatican secured the 1984 election for Reagan.

4. Church canon law was reversed in 1982 so that membership in the Freemasons was no longer grounds for excommunication from the Church of Rome. The intrigue of the Vatican banking scandal has woven its way into high places of the governments of this world. The Vatican, according to Avro Manhattan, is also a major shareholder in J P Morgan Investment firm, Chase Manhattan Bank, and Bank of America.

(233) From the Book Review "In God’s Name - An Investigation into the Murder of Pope John Paul I," by David Yallop, original release 1984, Carroll & Graf Publishers.

~ Ian Ros Vayro

1st November 2009