Hey YouTube, this is Run to Christ, and this is Ignatius Loyola.
Okay, so what I'm going to address in this video is the claim that many people on the
internet throw around quite a lot.
What the claim is, is that the Jesuits, the founders, including Loyola,
were in fact crypto-Jews.
That's right folks, whenever there's any opposition given to the idea that it's a
Jew world order, or that the Zionist Jews run the world, whenever there's any
opposition to that theory given forth, and I've done it myself in the past,
that it's the Jesuits that are in control of things, and that is swiftly met with,
aha, but yes, Loyola was a crypto-Jew.
And basically, they call him a Marano, which was what they called Jewish converts
in Spain to Christianity.
And Marano means pig, so you can see here Marano in Spanish history is a Jew who
converted to the Christian faith.
Basically Catholics, to escape persecution, but who continued to practice
Judaism secretly.
So, as I said, the claim is that Loyola was one of these crypto-Jews, or hidden
Jews.
And so therefore, if that is the case, then the Zionist Jews have been in control
of the Jesuits from the beginning.
So, is there any truth to this claim?
What can we find to refute it, if anything?
And it turns out that there is something that refutes it, and refutes it rather
soundly.
Once you've heard this, I don't think you can continue on saying that Ignatius
Loyola and the other two founders of the Jesuits, Francis Xavier and Peter Faber,
were crypto-Jews.
So, who was Ignatius Loyola?
So, Ignatius Loyola was a Spanish priest and theologian who founded the religious
order called the Society of Jesus, otherwise known as the Jesuits.
And he became its first superior general.
He is the top man, the man in charge, there is no other above him.
The Jesuit order was the military arm of the Catholic Church and they were
basically, they had two objectives.
The first was to put in check the Protestant Reformation and the other is to
restore papal power to what it once was, which is complete despotism.
So, in the book, The Jesuits in History by Hector Macpherson, written in 1914,
there is a quote that's regarding the time period of Loyola's wandering around and
hiding in caves.
The quote is, Accidentally, the discovery was made of his, being Loyola,
noble birth, and as a consequence, interest in him was greatly increased.
To avoid publicity, Ignatius found a convenient cave, which he made into a
hiding place.
Okay, so, here in this book in 1914, it makes the statement that Loyola has
noble ancestry.
So, what does this mean?
So, there's a genealogy of Inigo Lopez de Loyola, that's his proper Spanish name.
And if you trace it back, his relatives, you'll see that the Onas family is
involved.
So, who are the Onas?
Well, the Onas, just like Loyola, they are what are called Basque.
Now, what are Basques?
So, if you don't know, Basque is a country, pretty much all of its own,
and it's situated between the border of France and Spain.
So, the Basque country is the name given to the home of the Basque people,
in the Western Pyrenees, that straddles the border between France and Spain,
on the Atlantic coast.
So, you can see here, this is where it lies, this is France, this is Spain,
and this is where the Basque people live.
So, why is this important?
Well, here we see the ancestry of modern Iberians, that's Spanish and Portuguese.
It's consistent with the geographical situation of the Iberian Peninsula,
in the southwest corner of Europe.
So, here, studies have been done recently.
So, it says, indeed, studies point to Eastern Mediterranean genetic contribution
to Iberia, to have been driven primarily by historical, rather than prehistorical,
population movements.
And here, there's Phoenicians, Carthagians, Jews, and Levantine Arabs,
rather than earlier Neolithic farmers.
So, Eastern Mediterranean genes, in Spain, came way of historical,
rather than prehistorical, population movements.
Now, the prehistorical ones are the movements of the Jews.
Ok, so that takes them out of the equation.
So, here, you can see, it says, the Basque region in northern Spain is the
most genetically distinct and typically Atlantic European.
Furthermore, the Basque region and Catalonia hold the least Eastern
Mediterranean ancestry in Iberia.
So, if you don't know Eastern Mediterranean is Israel, you can't get
more East on the Mediterranean Sea than Israel.
So, let's just read that again.
The Basque region in northern Spain is the most genetically distinct and typically
Atlantic European.
And if you're not convinced of that, we can take it a step further.
So, ancient DNA, Basque origins.
Researchers find that the people of northern Spain and southern France are an
amalgam of early Iberian farmers and local hunters.
Now, this article was done in 2015, so it is pretty new.
The mysterious origins of the Basque people of northern Spain and southern
France have become a little clearer, thanks to DNA extracted from centuries-old
human remains unearthed in a Spanish cave.
Nearly 700,000 Basques, who speak a globally unique language and retain
genetic patterns that distinguish them from other Europeans, seem to be
descendants of Neolithic farmers who mixed with local hunters before becoming,
now this is key, genetically isolated from the rest of Europe for millennia.
So, what does this mean then, folks?
Well, this means that the Basque people are not in any way, shape or form
genetically related to Jews.
Not at all.
Ignatius Loyola was a Basque.
Francis Xavier was also a Basque.
Peter Faber was a French, I believe.
Just a little bit more about Loyola and his family tree.
This is the Onaz family crest.
The Loyola crest is the ancient heraldic crest of Ignatius' family.
Ignatius descended from the Onaz and Loyola families, represented on the left
and right sides of the crest, respectively.
The set of seven red bands on the field of gold was conferred on the Onaz family by
King Alfonso XI of Castile in reward for the heroism, loyalty, bravery and
dedicated commitment shown by seven brothers in the Battle of Biotoba in 1324.
This is indisputable.
Loyola's family goes way back in the Basque region.
And they are in there with nobility and royalty.
They are nothing to do with the Jews.
They are not genetically related to the Jews at all.
So these Marranos are the converted Jews that converted merely to avoid persecution
and practiced their religion in secret.
DNA studies appear to support the idea that the number of forced conversions has
been significantly underestimated.
As 20% of the tested Iberian population had haplogroups consistent with Sephardi
ancestry.
Now the Sephardi are Spanish Jews, so the Marranos or Crypto-Jews as they are
called.
Their DNA was tested and found that they had DNA consistent with Sephardi ancestry.
So we know the DNA of the Crypto-Jews and it relates to the actual Sephardi,
the original Jews that were in Spain.
The Basques are completely different from that.
They have been genetically isolated from the rest of Europe for millennia.
So these tests that were done on 700,000 Basques and these centuries old human
remains is identical.
The Basques have not changed for thousands of years.
This puts to bed the idea that the founders of the Jesuits were indeed
Crypto-Jews.
To continue saying such a thing just jeopardises your reputation.
Because it is dis-info, it is false, there is no truth to it whatsoever.
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