We will never see the Red Dossier as long as any of those implicated in scandals and coverups of all sorts are still alive. Protect the guilty is the watchword!
From The Remnant
By Elizabeth Yore
Once upon a time, in the tiny Vatican City State, Benedict XVI, the soon-to-abdicate Pope, ordered his three most trusted confidants to undertake a top-secret investigation into the financial, sexual, and moral scandals at the Vatican.
The three prelates dutifully investigated, interviewed key prelates and Vatican employees, reviewed documents and videos, and scoured archives for information. The investigative team gathered intelligence regarding the persistent and intractable financial and clergy sex abuse scandals which plagued the Vatican. Allegations surfaced that the investigators uncovered a powerful underground gay lobby, rampant with blackmail, extortion and breathtaking financial fraud.
Names were named, events catalogued, and documents recorded into the report. It was an exhaustive undertaking, which shattered the investigative team’s confidence in the personnel, the prominent prelates, and clergy embroiled in immorality, financial misconduct, and other nefarious intrigues. Surely, the investigators uncovered plot lines and schemes to rival a Dan Brown novel—a veritable who’s who in the powerful homosexual Vatican lobby.
The report was dubbed the “Red Dossier.” The two-volume red leather bound dossier detailed explosive findings and a firestorm smoldered in the Vatican as the faithful awaited a response from Pope Benedict.
Yet, the response would shatter the Catholic world. No one expected the next red shoe to drop.
A mere 2 months after his receipt of the Red Dossier, on Feb. 11, 2013, Pope Benedict shockingly announced that he was retiring from the papacy. Immediately, the media speculated that the scandalous and salacious Red Dossier drove the pontiff into retirement. However, Benedict denied that the dossier caused his retirement. He announced that he no longer possessed the energy to properly conduct his papal duties.
Nevertheless, the papacy had been provided a detailed and documented bill of indictment—a valuable roadmap exposing the Vatican gay lobby. Yet, the prosecutions and reforms demanded by the dossier would not be implemented under the Benedict papacy. His successor would be handed this hot potato.
Following Benedict’s resignation, he delivered the explosive Red Dossier to his successor, Jorge Bergoglio. Bergoglio would be responsible to ensure, as he had promised and touted, reform of the financial and sexual Vatican scandals.
And so the clock began to tick, as Catholics waited for action from Bergoglio to address and expunge the filth documented in the Dossier.
No one has heard another word about the Red Dossier. It is as if the Red Dossier ended up like all the historical documents of Argentina, erased from history, never to be mentioned again. Uki Goni, an Argentine author and journalist describes this Argentine ethos:
“It is the Argentine attitude: suppress, ignore. Many of the records of the Peronist era have been destroyed… There is no history in Argentina. There are no archives.”
Is the Argentine in the Chair of St. Peter suppressing and ignoring the explosive Red Dossier, hoping it will be forgotten?
Undoubtedly, the Red Dossier contained time sensitive information of ongoing criminal activity. Rumors of sex trafficking and prostitution dominated the gossip and chatter around the Dossier investigation. The fear is that the statute of limitations on these crimes is now expired.
Since March 13, 2013, when Bergoglio assumed the Chair of Peter, talk of the Red Dossier has ceased. Apparently, evidence of potential crimes are not being investigated by Roman and Italian law enforcement. The details of the Red Dossier remain buried and hidden in the archival files of Jorge Bergoglio, as concealed as the details of his notorious secret Vatican-China pact.
The Vatican, like Bergoglio’s Buenos Aires, is a city where evil men walk free.
In the 9 years of Bergoglio’s reign, the scandal of the Vatican gay prelate and clerical lobby and the ongoing coverup of clergy abuse scandals and financial fraud rages on. In many documented cases, Jorge Bergoglio appears personally involved in the cover up. Yet, he remains untouchable and unapologetic.
Justice delayed is justice denied. The Red Dossier must gather dust no more. In the interim of the 9 years of Bergoglian cover up, the perpetrators of sexual abuse remain unchecked and continue to roam preying on victims.
Release the entire Red Dossier now.
There is a book out, titled Murder in the 33rd Degree, doesn’t it relate to the Red Dosier Investigation?
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