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Eaters of Children: The Pedocracy Exposed
The ultimate “conspiracy” is also the most a Satanic Elite controls all access to power. If you wish to join them, you must be like them—willing to do the worst things imaginable to the most innocent lives possible.They have been operating since the dawn of civilization. The “Christian Era” forced them underground but secretly these druids of depravity rule it all...and this book exposes them for you!•Sex messages hidden in Disney cartoons; Moloch worship in the Redwoods of California; only this book explains it all!•Did you know the “North American Man-Boy Love Association” was co-founded by a pedophile Roman Catholic priest?•The real reason why wars are started and why the Elite fabricate them needlessly out of whole cloth.•Read about the head of MI6 who was a lifelong “paedophile” and traitor. He also helped found NATO and seeded the “Global War on Terror” 30 years prior.•The most infamous serial killers are trained and enabled to do what they did.•Every famous person you’ve ever looked up to has been exposed to this dark secret and either kept it, been a victim of it and / or participated in it.
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Published September 13, 2017
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April 14, 2022
All the evils in the world, past and present, are the fault of Roman Catholics (and sometimes Jews). This seems to be the core thesis of the book.
The book does well in its detailed cataloguing of the horrific abuse cases which have come to light in recent years. It provides copious detail and rightfully blames Catholics for their actions in abusing, or covering up abuse.
But the book also leaps to conclusions that the abuse is organised and intended by the Catholic Church, as a kind of Satanic worship. These kinds of claims are implausible because the evidence suggests that around 5% of clergy were involved in abuse. This still amounts to a horrific outcome, but it is hardly evidence of the whole Church organising and being involved in a strategy of abuse.
When the book asserts its conspiracy theory, the claims are based on hearsay or are merely asserted. For example the book makes the extraordinary claim that Adolf Hitler was a “pawn” of the papacy (6%), but no evidence is provided to justify such a claim. Elsewhere it explains how the CIA is so infiltrated by Catholics that it should be called the “Catholic Intelligence Agency (6%) or possibly “Catholics In Action” (52%). But again there is no evidential justification for the slurs.
The book is “anti-Catholic” in tone. It describes clergy as “vampires” and then says “this may seem like an exaggeration or even a baseless slander…” (17%). Yes, it does look like a baseless slander. Congress woman Barbara Mikulski is described as a subversive “sickeningly tenured leftist Catholic insurgent…“ (38%). Jesuit priests are described as being involved in assassinations, human trafficking and narcotics trading (3%) but with no serious evidence to justify such serious allegations.
When the book presents information about Catholics the book seems to always bias towards negativity, and omit anything positive. For example, it informs readers that Pope Benedict XVI was a member of the “Nazi Youth Cadets” (18%). But there is no mention of his hatred of the organisation and his desertion from the German forces, an action which was punishable by death, and for which he was lucky to narrowly avoid being executed by the Nazis.
At one point in the book the author admits that “a reliable source accusation isn’t readily available” (67%) to support the claims being made. But who needs evidence when there is a conspiracy theory to promote?
In places the book is also “anti-semitic.” It repeats slurs about Jews murdering Children in the middle ages and it identifies Jews as working with the evil Satan worshipping Catholics because they are the “favourite patsies of Luciferians” (67%).
Towards the end of the book, the author seems to imply that National governments are also to blame, as Child Protection Services invariably do more harm than good (73%). But this is because all the world’s governments, judiciaries, police departments and armies are in the control of the shady devilish simulation (78%) which Catholics are working to bring about.
Overall, the book is repetitive and could have been significantly shorter. Although it provides footnotes to support some of the points it makes about abuse cases, it provides no serious evidence for the anti-Catholic global conspiracy theory which it weaves around its points. So, ultimately, there seems to be no reason to accept the proposed conspiracy theory as being true.
The book does well in its detailed cataloguing of the horrific abuse cases which have come to light in recent years. It provides copious detail and rightfully blames Catholics for their actions in abusing, or covering up abuse.
But the book also leaps to conclusions that the abuse is organised and intended by the Catholic Church, as a kind of Satanic worship. These kinds of claims are implausible because the evidence suggests that around 5% of clergy were involved in abuse. This still amounts to a horrific outcome, but it is hardly evidence of the whole Church organising and being involved in a strategy of abuse.
When the book asserts its conspiracy theory, the claims are based on hearsay or are merely asserted. For example the book makes the extraordinary claim that Adolf Hitler was a “pawn” of the papacy (6%), but no evidence is provided to justify such a claim. Elsewhere it explains how the CIA is so infiltrated by Catholics that it should be called the “Catholic Intelligence Agency (6%) or possibly “Catholics In Action” (52%). But again there is no evidential justification for the slurs.
The book is “anti-Catholic” in tone. It describes clergy as “vampires” and then says “this may seem like an exaggeration or even a baseless slander…” (17%). Yes, it does look like a baseless slander. Congress woman Barbara Mikulski is described as a subversive “sickeningly tenured leftist Catholic insurgent…“ (38%). Jesuit priests are described as being involved in assassinations, human trafficking and narcotics trading (3%) but with no serious evidence to justify such serious allegations.
When the book presents information about Catholics the book seems to always bias towards negativity, and omit anything positive. For example, it informs readers that Pope Benedict XVI was a member of the “Nazi Youth Cadets” (18%). But there is no mention of his hatred of the organisation and his desertion from the German forces, an action which was punishable by death, and for which he was lucky to narrowly avoid being executed by the Nazis.
At one point in the book the author admits that “a reliable source accusation isn’t readily available” (67%) to support the claims being made. But who needs evidence when there is a conspiracy theory to promote?
In places the book is also “anti-semitic.” It repeats slurs about Jews murdering Children in the middle ages and it identifies Jews as working with the evil Satan worshipping Catholics because they are the “favourite patsies of Luciferians” (67%).
Towards the end of the book, the author seems to imply that National governments are also to blame, as Child Protection Services invariably do more harm than good (73%). But this is because all the world’s governments, judiciaries, police departments and armies are in the control of the shady devilish simulation (78%) which Catholics are working to bring about.
Overall, the book is repetitive and could have been significantly shorter. Although it provides footnotes to support some of the points it makes about abuse cases, it provides no serious evidence for the anti-Catholic global conspiracy theory which it weaves around its points. So, ultimately, there seems to be no reason to accept the proposed conspiracy theory as being true.
May 30, 2021
Throughly Disturbing..
Well, what a sad sad read. The depths of human depravity know few bounds it seems. And to know these things have been done by men saying they represent God.. that’s just hell on earth. These innocent children feed to the wolves. I feel fundamentally changed after making myself finish that book. May God have mercy on their souls, both of them, victim.. and perpetrator.. heavy..
Well, what a sad sad read. The depths of human depravity know few bounds it seems. And to know these things have been done by men saying they represent God.. that’s just hell on earth. These innocent children feed to the wolves. I feel fundamentally changed after making myself finish that book. May God have mercy on their souls, both of them, victim.. and perpetrator.. heavy..
August 20, 2019
A massive amount of information compressed into single book form. Well sourced.
I was aware of much of this book's contents beforehand, but it has more to offer than exposing Satanism, ritual sex abuse of children and human sacrifice. It thoroughly establishes the importance of the relationships between the world's most evil, uber wealthy political and social elites, military leadership, the global intelligence community and all parts of the entertainment and news media as their true source of empowerment. The belief that Luciferian worship is empowering them is as mythical as the outcome of their horrendous abuses of the innocent. I highly recommend this book whether you are awake to the true nature of our current global pedocracy or have an interest in learning more about the hidden means certain people employ to climb to the highest levels within socioeconomic strata.
I was aware of much of this book's contents beforehand, but it has more to offer than exposing Satanism, ritual sex abuse of children and human sacrifice. It thoroughly establishes the importance of the relationships between the world's most evil, uber wealthy political and social elites, military leadership, the global intelligence community and all parts of the entertainment and news media as their true source of empowerment. The belief that Luciferian worship is empowering them is as mythical as the outcome of their horrendous abuses of the innocent. I highly recommend this book whether you are awake to the true nature of our current global pedocracy or have an interest in learning more about the hidden means certain people employ to climb to the highest levels within socioeconomic strata.
September 23, 2019
Barking up the wrong tree.
The Roman Catholic Church doesn't control the banks, media and corporations. Catholics aren't the ones using their money to influence governments into needless wars in the Middle East. You can criticize Catholics but these one group you can't criticize under any circumstances. It's that group who is pulling the strings. The author is extremely naive or just lying.
The Roman Catholic Church doesn't control the banks, media and corporations. Catholics aren't the ones using their money to influence governments into needless wars in the Middle East. You can criticize Catholics but these one group you can't criticize under any circumstances. It's that group who is pulling the strings. The author is extremely naive or just lying.
September 27, 2025
Talk about exposing. Filled with many (and I mean MANY) examples of pedophiles throughout history simply getting away with it. Pure evil. I got tired of feeling frustrated reading about all of the cases and seeing the outcome of no justice being served to these poor children.
I did feel like the author would reach and try to tie in Catholics in some way. I picked up this book expecting to gain knowledge on the WHY and the rituals behind the disgusting acts (ex. Baal worship, Moloch, etc.) and not just read about the acts themselves.. I skipped most of them because well I'm a mother and not a monster.
Giving 3 stars purely for the amount of research that was involved and even though this is a disturbing subject- it should be exposed.
I did feel like the author would reach and try to tie in Catholics in some way. I picked up this book expecting to gain knowledge on the WHY and the rituals behind the disgusting acts (ex. Baal worship, Moloch, etc.) and not just read about the acts themselves.. I skipped most of them because well I'm a mother and not a monster.
Giving 3 stars purely for the amount of research that was involved and even though this is a disturbing subject- it should be exposed.
March 15, 2022
This book contains some good information but the author uses it to jump to strange conclusions at times. The Catholic church definitely has a lot of power but I don't believe it has the power it did hundreds of years ago. Parts of it are definitely worth reading but there are a few chapters I mostly skipped over. The author definitely did his research but I wasn't satisfied with his theories.
July 26, 2023
This is not the best-written book, in stylistic terms - but one of the most important. One of the most important societal responsibilities - if not the most important one - consists of protecting our children. Such protection should be pursued constantly and relentlessly. This book does an excellent job of showing how society has fallen far short of the mark in dealing with this responsibility and it is a wake-up call of significance. This book is an example of the importance of substance, not style.
August 2, 2025
Terrifying
I was not at all surprised to find out democrats are pedophiles, I was floored to find out about the pseudo republicans. The book definitely brings to light how Americans have been lulled to sleep so Satan can take over the earth. His plan since the creation of man. Now, we need a book to know what to do about it.
I was not at all surprised to find out democrats are pedophiles, I was floored to find out about the pseudo republicans. The book definitely brings to light how Americans have been lulled to sleep so Satan can take over the earth. His plan since the creation of man. Now, we need a book to know what to do about it.
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October 14, 2024DNF- There is a TON of information in this. Very well researched but put together more like a textbook, making it difficult to get through.
October 19, 2024
Very disturbing book. A bit too heavy on the pedophile priests, with minimal coverage of abuse in other religions, but useful information.
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