Occultist pulled off Satan’s greatest false flag on 09/11/2001 on purpose.

First off, I don’t think 19 coke snorting Muslims fundimentalists dropped three buildings on Sept 11. I do, however, feel that the perpetrators chose that day with special significance to Christians. September 11, 1638 marks ending of the Turkish siege on Europe.

In the summer of 1683, 300K warriors from the Ottoman Empire, led by the grand vizier Kara Mustafa, began the siege of Vienna. The objective of the Turkish army was not only the conquest of Western Europe but also to march to Rome to reduce the Basilica to dust.Kara Mustafa was proud of his 300,000 strong army whilst the Christian League had only 70,000 troops.

The Holy Roman Empire in league with the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth was led by Catholic Polish King John III Sobieski against the Ottoman Empire and chiefdoms of the Ottoman Empire in a battle at the Kahlenberg mountain in Vienna. Perhaps marking the turning point in the 300-year struggle between the Holy Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire or confirming the already-decaying power of the Ottoman Empire, the battle is considered one of the twenty most important battles in the history of the world. It is also notable for including the largest cavalry charge in history.

The lifting of the siege of Vienna was no simple victory for Christendom over Islam. It is quite true that Poland, at considerable risk to itself, marched its armies southward to rescue its Habsburg neighbors from the Ottomans. But old Poland was in no simple sense a Christian state. It had ignored papal objections to its treaties with Muslim and pagan states, and been the target of crusades from Germany. The Polish king was obliged by law to tolerate various forms of Christianity, including Protestantism and the eastern rite, as well as Judaism and Islam.

Behind Sobieski, Blessed Marco d’Aviano, the Capuchin monk can be seen carrying the icon of Our Lady of Loreto. He was nominated as Chaplin to the Christian army headed for Vienna by Pope Innocent XI. D’Aviano encouraged the army and the people of Vienna to resist the Turks by the recitation of the Holy Rosary. During the two-month siege of Vienna he negotiated the agreement of all the European princes to defend the city. Thanks to this Capuchin monk all the princes of Europe ceded control of their own armies and allowed them to be led by the Polish king.

The day after the victory, the king and his court attended the celebration of the Holy Mass at the Church of Our Lady of Loreto where the King himself intonated the “Te Deum”, the Hymn of Thanksgiving, followed by Psalm 115: “Non nobis, Domine, non nobis!” (“Not to us, Lord, not to us”) The priests replied, crying, “Sed nomini tuo da gloriam” (“But to your name be the glory”). These words are inscribed on the frame of the masterpiece to underline the fact that God, through the intercession of the Virgin Mary, saved Christian Europe from Ottoman invasion.