Washington D.C.'s original name was Rome, Maryland, and a branch of the Potomac River was called Tiber Creek, which was named after the Tiber river in Rome. Like Rome, Washington D.C. has 7 hills, whose names are: Capitol Hill, Meridian Hill, Floral Hills, Forest Hills, Hillbrook, Hillcrest, and Knox Hill.
When the Congress, at the session held in October, 1784, at Trenton, New Jersey, enacted that a board of three commissioners should lay out a site, between two and three miles square, on the Delaware for a federal city, to be the capital of the nation, Daniel Carroll was named with Thomas Johnson and David Stuart as his associates. The choice of the present site of Washington was advocated by Carroll, and he owned one of the four farms taken for it, Notley Young, David Burns, and Samuel Davidson being the others interested. The capitol was built on the land transferred to the Government by Carroll, and there is additional interest to Catholics in the fact that, in 1663, this whole section of country belonged to a man named Pope, who called it Rome. On 15 April, 1791, Carroll and David Stuart, as the official commissioners of Congress, laid the corner-stone of the District of Columbia at Jones' Point near Alexandria, Virginia. When the Congress met in Washington for the first time, in November, 1800, Carroll and Notley Young owned the only two really comfortable and imposing houses within the bounds of the city. Young's name is among those assisting as collectors of subscriptions (1787) for the founding of Georgetown College.
The Jesuit bishop John Carroll was probably the richest man in America in the late 1700's. Carroll allowed funding to construct D.C. (which is nicknamed "Rome on the Potomac").
In December 1790, Maryland ceded land selected by President George Washington to the federal government for the creation of Washington, D.C. The land provided to Washington, D.C. is actually "sitting" inside the state of Maryland.
Papal Rome has always stated her intention to make America Catholic... "Our work is to make America Catholic... and our hearts shall leap toward it with crusader enthusiasm." (Bishop Ireland, Baltimore Catholic Council, 1890)
With this in mind, the Jesuits successfully established the Federal Reserve Bank, using proxies as a front. Yes, the Federal Reserve Bank is privately owned. The BkofAma likewise is owned by the Jesuits.
In the USA a Protestant land - the majority of people in power are Roman Catholic. By 1994, in the US, the following had become reality:
Congress: Majority Roman Catholic
Supreme Court: Majority Roman Catholic
President's Cabinet: Majority Roman Catholic
Members of the Pentagon: Majority Roman Catholic.
Every US lawyer is now taught at a Jesuit-run law school or by Jesuit-trained teachers. The consequence is that judges now interpret ambiguous laws according to Catholic Canon Law and not British Common Law.
However, Roman Catholics are still only 26% minority in the American population. But on the south side is Mexico 90% Roman Catholic, and on the north side Canada 43% Roman Catholic. How could the process of making of America Catholic be hastened? Answered: Unite the three into one new nation.
Official numbers of the Roman Catholic majority in the US government, not counting the Vatican's secret societies (Bohemian Grove members, CFR, et al)
These are double agents of the Vatican, a foreign state, serving the head of state, the pope.
Religious Affiliation of the U.S. Supreme Court
John Roberts (Chief Justice) Catholic
Ruth Bader Ginsburg..Jewish
President Lincoln Assassination by the Vatican
"The Knights of the Golden Circle (KGC) was a secret society originally founded to promote the interests of the Southern United States. It was to prepare the way for annexation of a golden circle of territories in Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean to be included in the United States as slave states."
John Wilkes Booth was a member of the Knights of the Golden Circle (KGC). In Washington DC the Copperhead politicians were also KGC - Irish Catholic agents of the Vatican.
More to follow...