Ritus Verum: The 144 Truths

By Ucadia Press

The Ultimus Triritus Probatum Romanus trilogy of sacred writs, the only such documents in history to directly challenge the stranglehold of the Khazarian Maygar leaders of the Roman Cult on the land, bodies and souls of Planet Earth.

Ritus Verum - The 144 Truths - is the final writ issued in honor of one who spoke out 500 years ago on a 31st October.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ucadia Press
• Release date: Nov 10, 2011

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Ritus Verum

The 144 Truths of the

Ultimus Triritus Probatum Romanus

Ritus Verum

By Ucadia

Copyright 2011 Ucadia

Smashwords Edition

In memory of Martin Luther,

the one man that dared to speak

the truth 500 years ago

Ultimus Triritus Probatum Romanus

Ultimus Triritus Probatum Romanus is three sets of official and sacred writs issued throughout the year 2011, signifying the collapse and termination of the master trusts established by presumption by the Vatican, also known as the Roman Cult and their leadership through the Khazarian/Magyar leadership of Venice.

Ultimus Triritus Probatum Romanus stands for The final three times writs of probate against Rome and is the formal title given to the collection of these writs issued.

Ritus Verum, also known as the 144 Truths is the final of the three official and sacred writs issued in 2011 to collapse and terminate the master trusts established by the Roman Cult and their Venetian masters claiming all property and land of the world.

Ritus Verum was issued on October 31st 2011 in honor of the action of Marin Luther almost 500 years before on that exact occasion in the issue of his 95 Theses.

Martin Luther and his 95 Theses

On the evening of October 31st 1517, approximately 494 years ago, Martin Luther posted on the door of All Saints Church in Wittenberg his famous 95 Theses.

During those days, the church doors was an original form of official public notice and public record, so technically Martin Luther was giving Public Notice.

Unfortunately, the original of his 95 Theses has been lost and the most credible printed copies protected by the Lutheran Church were all destroyed upon the bombing of a declared place of refuge famous for having no military installations other than rare anti-Vatican artifacts, the historic city called Dresden in World War II by the Americans, murdering over 250,000 innocent men, women