POPE BENEDICT XVI

DATE : 12 SEPTEMBER 2006
QUATRAIN : 5/74


DE SANG TROYE NAISTRA COEUR GERMANIQUE,
QU 'IL DEVIENDRA EN SI HAULTE PUISSANCE;
HORS CHASSERA GENT ESTRANGE ARABIQUE,
TOURNANT L'EGLISE EN PRISTINE PREEMINENCE
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A German heart is born of Trojan blood
He will wield such power
That he will chase away the foreign Arabs
Returning the Church to her immaculate preeminence


Well, in the light of the accession of Bavarian-born Joseph Alois Ratzinger to the papal throne on the 24th April 2005, as number 265 of an as yet unbroken line (and the first German born pope in 1,000 years , if one bars the brief 1522-1523 reign of Dutch/German Adrian VI), and in the light of the newly-fledge Pope Benedict XVI's 12th September 2006 reported comments about Islam, Nostradamus appears to have hit the nail squarely on the head once again. Bron at Marktl am Inn (a bare twelve uncoincidental kilometres across the river from Adolf Hitler's Australian birthplace of Braunau am Inn), the former Cardinal Ratzinger (and archbishop of Munich and Friesing) quoted from a little known.dialogue held with a certain Persian, the worthy Mouterizes, In Anakara of Galatia. "Show me just what Muhammad brought that was new and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached".
The pope was apparently highlighting Catholic theologian and non-secretarian of the koran into German..
One  final amusing note : Sheik Abu Saquer, leader of Gaza's Jihadia Salafiya outreach Movement, unconsciously drew together a number of Nostradamus's words: "The cal for so-called dialogue by this little racist Pope is a Trojan Horse...the only Christian -Muslim dialogue that is acceptable os one in which all religions agree to convert to Islam".

Summary


Nostradamus give us a German-born pope who galvanizes the Catholic Church against  what he considers to be the more extreme and unacceptable aspect of the Islamic faith, with an emphasis on the peaceful and rational links between "People of the Book"