Hypocrisy vs. Happiness, by Countess Sigrid von Galen A late nun and teacher, Sr Beatrice, thought she preferred rather the latter but was overrun by her 'sisters' in a quite apocalyptic priory debate, and from then on, she was no longer trusted but slowly poisoned, when she refused to vote for threatening a priest in her parish with a gun, and to slander a choir mistress and her daughter, or to even put them altogether to the slaughter. After all, little did she know, that her order became at the latest in 1947 a facility for hidden and strategic organised criminality to finance the Shoreditch fascist activity, in order to expand their territory strategically. Interestingly, they had a close secret fascist connection to the Clemens Sisters in Muenster, who betrayed Cardinal Clemens August von Galen beyond measure, and, conveniently, accordingly to a repentant nun, and to Sister Beatrice, they stole in various places church and arts treasures and hid them f...