From CGI member oldmaninthedesert...

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Came across a series of articles,seven in total today,I believe they might contain some information we might not know about.This Pope is bad news,and I thought this before I came across this stuff,anyhow here we have # 1 of what will be 7 in the next few days.

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[...Recall the first words he addressed to the cardinals on the first night of his election:

"May God forgive you for what you have just done"
"The Antichrist will deceive and seduce all" and the Mr Bergoglio, more folksy than our king, it was already difficult to beat, has pocketed everyone.
"It will not come without before apostasy comes " and ...
- in fact we know that the Jesuits worship a pagan god Anunnaki named Mitra who has passed for Jesus. " He will sit in God's temple as God, pretending to be God. "
--Effectively, occupies the throne of Peter, the maximum representative of the Church, that of "God on Earth"...]

https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2019/01/october-13-2013-pope-delivers-world-to.html

Mitra
God of Sun, Friendship and Energy

Vedic Mitra is a prominent deity of the Rigveda distinguished by a relationship to Varuna, the protector of rta. Together with Varuna, he counted among the Adityas, a group of solar deities, also in later Vedic texts. Vedic Mitra is the patron divinity of honesty, friendship, contracts and meetings.

Iranian Mithra
In Zoroastrianism, Mithra is a member of the trinity of ahuras, protectors of asha/arta, "truth" or "[that which is] right". Mithra's standard appellation is "of wide pastures" suggesting omnipresence. Mithra is "truth-speaking, ... with a thousand ears, ... with ten thousand eyes, high, with full knowledge, strong, sleepless, and ever awake." (Yasht 10.7). As preserver of covenants, Mithra is also protector and keeper of all aspects of interpersonal relationships, such as friendship and love.

Buddhist Maitreya
Main article: Maitreya

Maitreya is sometimes represented seated on a throne, and venerated both in Mahāyāna and non-Mahāyāna Buddhism.

Much more
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitra