A Book, And A Cartoonist Predict The Pope's Resignation

Yeah, yeah. I know. Another Pope thread.

Most everyone knows about the alleged Malachy prophecies, whether bogus or not. If you don't, the article gives a brief rundown. Now we can add a book...

A book published last year entitled “Petrus Romanus: The Final Pope Is Here,” by authors Cris Putnam and Tom Horn, detailed the Malachy prophecy and predicted that the current Pope would abdicate for health reasons, paving the way for the final Pope.

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...and a cartoon on a calendar.

Talk about incredible timing. On February 10, a German daily calendar was accompanied by a comic illustration that reportedly predicted Pope Benedict XVI's resignation down to the day. In the cartoon, the pope holds up a winning lottery ticket and cries "Holy straw sack! Tomorrow I quit!" (His Holiness probably didn't resign because he won the lottery — though it makes more sense than some of those other conspiracy theories.) The comic's illustrator Katharina Greve, who drew the comic in 2011 as a tribute to the then-recently departed German cartoonist Loriot, remarked that the coincidence was "very funny."

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And of course, CT's get an "honorable" mention in the latter, along with a link...

Several hours have passed since Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation, which means it's time for conspiracy theories to start circulating. Before you converse with your creepy neighbor in the tinfoil hat, here are the biggies...

Exit Pope Benedict, enter crazy conspiracy theories

There you have it. The latest conspiracy on the Pope's resignation. No doubt, the cartoonist, and the book authors were in on it.

I'm thinking, what a funny coincidence....and then...



I noticed the LAST number circled.....28....and what is the day the pope will actually resign, meaning, his LAST day?

Feb 28.

If this is not a hoax, there's some weird # going on.

There is a very, very long series of youtube video's where Steve Quayle and Tom Horn's talk about their work. I'm not going to try and embed. Do I take the embed code that you tube offers? Or do I just plug in the last number/letter combination at the end of the address? The whole URL? I guess I should learn to do it. I believe I've done it before.

Anyhow - Links I can do.

Petrus Romanus: The Final Pope is Here Pt. 1

Petrus Romanus - Part 2

Petrus Romanus - Part 3

Enjoy
Cirque

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St. Malachy described only one more Pope after Benedict, “Petrus Romanus” or “Peter the Roman.”
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No he didn't. The last "prophecy" was added later in the 19th century.

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Do I take the embed code that you tube offers? Or do I just plug in the last number/letter combination at the end of the address? The whole URL?

Everything after the = sign in the url. Then click on "VID:YOUTUBE" to your right at the top.

Originally posted by flexy123
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St. Malachy described only one more Pope after Benedict, “Petrus Romanus” or “Peter the Roman.”
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No he didn't. The last "prophecy" was added later in the 19th century.

You won't get any argument from me. But if you know that, you might want to provide a link to back up what you're saying. "Just sayin."

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Wow the 28 is pretty eerie. What are the odds of such an accurate prediction? I keep reading that the numerology behind it is significant, but alas I have no clue how.

If there is a conspiracy behind his resignation, I doubt we'll ever really know.
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