Jesuit Cabal

https://mormonmap.blogspot.com/ 🔍 Common Modus Operandi: Unpacking the Shared Institutional Playbook of Child Abuse Cover-ups in Jesuit/Catholic and LDS Organizations This analysis delves into the documented commonalities in how the Jesuit Order (as part of the broader Catholic Church) and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS/Mormon Church) have institutionally responded to and covered up child sexual abuse.  It aims to identify precise, confirmed operational patterns that transcend their theological differences, highlighting a shared modus operandi rooted in institutional self-preservation.   Theme 1: The Principle of Perpetrator Relocation Over Removal The institutional strategy of moving abusers to new environments rather than disarming or reporting them. 1. Systematic Transfer Without Disclosure Both organizations repeatedly employed the tactic of transferring individuals accused or known to be abusers to new locations without informing the receiv...

I. Sexual Abuse and Cover-ups Documented Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Extensive documented cases of sexual abuse by Jesuit priests in schools and institutions worldwide Cover-up scandals where Jesuit leadership moved accused priests rather than reporting to authorities Systemic institutional protection of abusers over victims Financial settlements running into hundreds of millions globally Particularly damaging in educational settings where Jesuits had direct access to children and adolescents Institutional Response Failures: Delayed acknowledgment of the scope of abuse Resistance to transparency in investigations Protection of institutional reputation over victim welfare Inadequate vetting and supervision of personnel   II. Secrecy and Conspiracy Theories Historical Reputation for Secrecy: "Black Pope" narrative - Superior General seen as shadowy figure wielding secret influence Closed organizational structure with limited transparency about decision-making H...