Brief Chronology of Jesuit History Authored by the Company

For a cursive review of the history of the Jesuit Order as authorized by the Jesuit Superior General himself, see the Company’s website.  The history is general, not specific, and though authored by the Jesuits themselves, has much meat for digestion by true nationalists desiring to know their enemy.  Two dates conveniently omitted were September 11, 1537, the day of infamy when the Jesuits performed their first human sacrifice and cannibalistic Romish Mass; and July 31, 1556, the day Loyola turned black and died while on his deathbed. The Order, in control of both Japanese and American Intelligence, sank the USS Indianapolis on July 31, 1945: while the Company was celebrating the Feast of Ignatius Loyola, the Tiger Sharks were feasting on American Sailors in the Pacific Ocean.  The Society brought down the World Trade Center and demolished part of the Black Pope’s Pentagon (modeled after the Fort of Pamplona where Loyola fought his battle with the French in 1521) on that other day of infamy, September 11, 2001!  The See this link