Eric Frattini presents a new and intriguing book, accompanied by real characters still among us, yet unseen. Are they angels? No, they're secret criminals. In the beginning of his book 'The Entity', the researcher examines the religious institution in the West, the Catholic Church, and its leadership during the Middle Ages. He discusses its role in religious reform, the counter-reformation, the French Revolution, the industrial era, the rise and fall of communism, and how popes wielded their 'infallibility' to gain influence and control. Carlo Castiglioni wrote on this, noting that the pope's triregnum represents the power exerted in heaven, earth, and the underworld. Through this influence, Frattini uncovers a significant and dangerous truth about the active relationship between the Vatican and the counter-espionage group (The Society of Pius) over five centuries. The Vatican, the world's oldest organization and maker of kings and history, has relied on a secret group called the 'Holy Alliance', or later 'The Entity', to carry out its objectives. Forty popes have used it to implement their policies, playing an invisible role in combating apostasy, schisms, revolutions, dictatorships, colonization, deportation, persecution, attacks, civil and world wars, assassinations, and kidnapping. In this noteworthy book, the author narrates the full story of this intelligence agency involved in assassinating kings, poisoning diplomats, financing South American dictators, protecting war criminals, laundering mafia money, manipulating financial markets, causing bank bankruptcies, and funding weapon sales to fighters condemned for war—all in the name of 'religion'. 'The Entity' offers a chilling look at the darker side of the papacy; a story that sends shivers down one's spine. It is a compelling read.

Publishing house: Arab Scientific Publishers, Lebanon Number of Pages: 509 Year of publication: 2009