The Mystery of Iniquity: The Secret Religion Donald Trump Is Accused of Belonging To
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David Dionisi discusses his humanitarian work and controversial research on the connections between political, financial, military, and spiritual developments.
David Dionisi, Catholic missionary, author, and former intelligence officer, joins John-Henry Westen to discuss his decades of humanitarian work and the extraordinary experiences that shaped his worldview. He recounts establishing the Liberia Mission during the civil war, returning during the 2014 Ebola epidemic to establish a quarantine facility, and what he describes as miraculous protection associated with praying the Rosary. He also traveled to Japan, met Sister Agnes Sasagawa of Akita, and helped produce a documentary about her. The conversation turns to Dionisi's controversial research on the "Mystery of Iniquity," Freemasonry, Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, 9/11, digital currency, and the war with Iran. Dionisi argues that seemingly separate political, financial, military, and spiritual developments are connected to an occult struggle for global control. He warns that another alleged false-flag event could be used to generate public support for a larger American war with Iran. Dionisi connects his warnings to Fatima, Akita, the Rosary, and an ultimate spiritual battle, believing the Triumph of the Immaculate Heart will follow a period of severe crisis. The claims are…
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