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An Almost Insurmountable Evil: How Obama's Deep State Defiled the Catholic Church and Executed the Wuhan Plandemic

2025

Synopsis

Questioning Pope Francis? You are not alone. Catholics around the world are puzzled by a pope who has defiled the Church of Jesus Christ with his overt politics.

Questioning Joe Biden? You are not alone. His toxic presidency and destructive relationship with Barack Obama ended in an old man’s whimper. Or was there more to it?

Mike McCormick answers your questions with the truth: An almost insurmountable evil was done by an illegitimate pope, an unclean cardinal, a compromised president, his criminal vice president, and their win-at-all-cost operatives.

Based on McCormick’s experience as Joe Biden’s White House Press Office stenographer, this eyewitness account details the globalist plots perpetrated by Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, Pope Francis, the CIA, President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, Denis McDonough, Anthony Fauci, and many others.

McCormick reveals how the Obama-Biden White House networked the Catholic Church into human trafficking along the Southern Border; how it schemed Ukraine into becoming a biological warfare threat to Russia; and how it collaborated with China to release the Wuhan Plandemic to upend President Trump’s 2020 campaign.

In this point-by-point dissection of Obama-Biden Deep State overreach, and of what Archbishop Vigano refers to as the Deep Church, and of what Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. refers to as Deep Health, readers will understand the betrayal, death, economic destruction, and emotional damage perpetrated on them by their governments, the Catholic Church, and the globalist elites they serve.

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