William Ramsey Investigates 458-The Vatican and Jesuits with Thomas Richards on The Grassy Knoll with Vyz. From the Vyzygoth Archives, Volume 4.
Nov 21, 2025
Thomas Richards, a researcher and author focusing on Vatican and Jesuit critiques, spills the beans on the Church's secretive influence. He discusses his born-again experience and critiques Catholic teachings through a biblical lens. The conversation covers the Vatican's links to fascist regimes, the persecution of critics, and media manipulation of public perception. They also tackle the Jesuits’ historical propaganda methods and the Church's influence on U.S. foreign policy, leaving listeners questioning the true power dynamics at play.
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Conversion Sparked Research Into Vatican
- Thomas Richards describes shifting from Catholic upbringing to a born-again Christian conversion around 1997 that changed his worldview.
- He credits studying Scripture and mentors like Tony Alamo and Alberto Rivera for exposing Vatican and Jesuit influence.
Longevity Enables Hidden Influence
- Richards asserts the Jesuits and Vatican are entangled with much global wrongdoing and have long-covered footprints.
- He emphasizes their longevity and institutional reach as key to their hidden influence.
Critics Face Legal Suppression
- Thomas Richards recounts Tony Alamo being targeted by authorities after exposing the Vatican, losing records and serving prison time.
- He frames this as an example of how critics of the Vatican are suppressed through legal and institutional pressure.
