The Holy Grail Controlling Human Life on the Planet

This act of creation, of male and female unity, which makes life possible, is the Holy Grail.
Preserving the integrity and purity of this act is the Church’s duty, for the quality of life 
itself depends on it. But the quality of life depends also on educating the living and to be 
able to educate the living properly you have to limit the birth of children so as to have 
enough resources to invest in their education. Thus, controlling the spread of life to 
improve the quality of life is part and parcel of the Church’s sacred duty to safeguard life 

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on earth, to safeguard the Holy Grail. The Church has civilized society by controlling 
population growth and it does this by keeping life and death in balance; just as God does in 
nature so the Church does in society.
The Catholic clergy remains celibate in order to rise above the temptations of the flesh and be 
able to guard the vessel, thus impose restrictions on human fertility without the personal 
encumbrance of one’s own struggle with carnal desires. It would be hypocritical for priests to 
expect self-control from the faithful without themselves exercising the greatest level of self-
control and showing by their example and discipline that it is possible to fight nature and win.
Incidentally, I suspect that the decision to hide the recent abuses perpetrated by aberrant priests 
on children was motivated in great part by the shame of admitting defeat against carnal desires, 
which would have shattered Rome’s credibility and weakened the resolve of the rest of the 
clergy and the ability of the Church to lead humanity by example away from animal instincts and 
closer to the divine ideal.
The gruesomeness of the method chosen by the Church to kill all excess women was also 
deliberate. The Church knew the nature of man better than any other organization and its 
centuries of attempts to regulate human behavior have brought it to the realization that it is 
impossible to educate human beings to triumph over their sexual urges and that only fear, terrible 
fear, would compel men and women to abide by the social taboos imposed on them in order to 
limit sin and thus human fertility, namely that sexual intercourse is allowed only within the 
sacred bond of marriage, which only the Church could affirm, and that bastards and the women 
who bear them are to be excluded from society. The Church, in other words, had stopped or 
limited sin and its consequences through fear and social exclusion because human beings at that 
time did not respond to anything else as promptly as they responded to fear and because no 
pharmaceutical or medical means to subvert human fertility existed.
Christian society until the Enlightenment, and non-Christian societies to this day (the only large 
exception being sub-Saharan Africa) have limited human fertility through social taboos to 
postpone marriage and delay childbirth. Women were covered from head to toe even in the West 
to prevent desire and limit sin. The sight of a bare ankle in Medieval Europe was enough to send 
a man into flights of sexual fancy. Islam to this day forces women to cover their entire bodies so 
as not to entice men to sexual thoughts and thus limit childbirth to married couples only.
Jews and Muslims continue to circumcise men and many Muslim countries circumcise women 
too in order to lower the enjoyment of the sexual act and thus limit sexual activity and 
childbearing. Humanity has been fighting its reproductive urges, with various degrees of 
success, since times immemorial in order to ensure that there is enough food for everyone and 
the population does not outgrow the available resources.
Incidentally, the recent accusations levied at Muslims today is a new incarnation of the same 
tried and tested methods of demonization, exclusion and destruction that the Church has had ten 

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centuries to practice – and has practiced, I must be clear, for the good and not for the ill of the 
flock in order to compensate for the ignorance and moral lassitude of people – and that western 
governments have become schooled in by their religious leaders. Muslims are selectively 
vilified and demonized so the rest of society comes to fear them, for that is the only way to 
exclude or marginalize them and in this fashion weaken the faith sufficiently to chip away at the 
social cohesion that is the fountain of strength for their reluctance to abandon unrestricted 
procreation and to subject themselves to an earthly authority rather than only to God itself.
Islam, unlike Christianity and Judaism, lacks an ultimate religious authority. Man prays to God 
directly and listens to no high priest for no such authority exists in Islam. Islam provides human 
beings with an unrestricted and non-monopolized way to God, whereas Christianity does not, for 
the only way to God, according to Christianity, is through the Church.
Christianity is losing ground to Islam in terms of numbers not because the latter is a more 
appealing religion, as they are both fruit from the same monotheistic tree, and people rarely leave 
their faith anyhow, but because Christendom has engaged in population control for the past 1000 
years while Islam has not and while Christendom’s population has as a result stopped growing 
and has in fact been shrinking for the past ten years that of the Muslim world is still rapidly 
growing. Paradoxically, Christianity is also losing ground to Islam because of the calcification 
and degeneration of the pineal gland in westerners due to chronic fluoride poisoning over 
multiple generations; fluoride being the most effective chemical method of population control 
used since 1945 throughout the West to subvert fertility under the pretext of improving dental 
health. The pineal gland is the window to the soul and there can be no spiritual experience 
without an intact pineal gland just as there can be no sight without healthy eyes.
This, of course, is just the religious aspect of the current “war” on Islam, which is being justified 
as a war on Islamic extremism and not on Islam’s conservatism, just as the burning of women 
was justified as a war on witchcraft and heresy and not as a war on women per se because of 
their ability to give life. For in addition to this religious motivation to subject Islam to the same 
rules as Christendom, as far as population control is concerned, there is the more true and 
pertinent secular justification provided by the uncontrolled population growth of the Muslim 
world, where fertility rates are still far above replacement level and where water shortages and a 
lack of fertile land make the region a food burden on the world and the site of future epic 
disasters unless the population is stabilized by any means possible as soon as possible.
While Islam’s strict prohibitions on women’s clothing, which must cover every part of the body 
in order to prevent temptation and thus sin, and on sexual intercourse outside marriage, which is 
still punished in some countries and regions of the Islamic world by stoning women to death, 
ensure that children are a privilege allowed only to married couples, which greatly reduces the 
number of children born into the world, these restrictions have absolutely no effect in reducing 
the number of children born within marriage.

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So the plagues of the Medieval Age were instigated by the Church to lower the population to a 
level that could be sustained by society’s ability to produce food, facilitating enough surplus to 
enable social progress and the accumulation of wealth necessary for the building of infrastructure 
and for the enjoyment of life. And the cloistering of women in convents and the purges of 
women carried out by the Inquisition were motivated by the need to keep the genders in balance, 
keep sin and adultery in check by restricting sexual intercourse and thus childbearing within 
marriage, therefore limiting the number of children born into the world and free society of excess 
social baggage, if I may be allowed to view human beings with such dispassionate harshness.
The bottom line is that the Catholic Church took preemptive action to spare greater suffering 
down the road, maintain social order and kindle and nurture in the souls of men a social 
conscience. The Church has since its inception attempted to bring order to the chaos that 
unregulated human society would become.
The Church has assumed the role of God to ensure harmony in society by keeping life and death 
in balance, as Nature does. This is the true role, the sacred duty, and the awesome burden of the 
Church, which is centrally delegated from the Vatican. The fact that it has succeeded for so 
many centuries to keep its role secret while performing the greatest works of social engineering 
is nothing short of a miracle. The fact that I, as an individual, am changing the course of 
humanity by putting an end to a thousand years of secret depopulation efforts by unburdening the 
Church and empowering humankind to assume the discipline and acquire the wisdom necessary 
to limit human fertility and safeguard social harmony, for that is what it takes to live in the image 
of God and advance our civilization to the point where we are no longer animals but angels, is 
also nothing short of a miracle.
The Church is the first institution to think not as an individual but as a society, to benefit not the 
individual but society at large and thus accomplish societal goals by inculcating an ethos that 
compels men to give of themselves rather than take from men by military force the little that they 
have. To be able to do this it has always needed to suppress the individual for the collective and 
to demand total abnegation and blind obedience from its adherents so as to pursue long-term 
civilizational goals and demand from men extraordinary sacrifices in the name of God and the 
higher ideals ascribed to God. Because of its hold on the minds and hearts of men, the Church 
has succeeded in constructing, expanding, maintaining and perfecting a global governance 
structure that transcends borders, languages, cultures and governments. It is the first global 
unifying force that has not needed military force to expand and hold its domain. Herein lays the 
power of the Church, its endurance and the success of Christendom.