Conciliar School CEO Exposed: Political Corruption Unmasks the Neo-Church’s Servitude to the Masonic State
The Pillar, a news organ of the conciliar sect, reports that Dallas McInerney, chief executive of the so-called “Catholic Schools New South Wales,” has stepped aside amid an investigation by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). The allegations detail a scheme wherein McInerney allegedly hired political operatives affiliated with the “Reformers” faction of the Liberal Party—ostensibly “conservative” liberals—and directed them to conduct party political recruitment on the taxpayer-funded payroll, while also funneling over $100,000 to a Reformers-linked government relations firm via questionable invoices. The entity McInerney leads consumes over $3.6 billion in federal and state funding annually. This sordid affair is not an aberration but the inevitable and logical fruit of the conciliar church’s apostasy: having surrendered the Kingship of Christ to the secular state, its institutions have become mere appendages of the Masonic political order, indistinguishable from any other corrupt NGO feeding at the public trough.