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The Freemasons’ Plan for Three World Wars

The Albert Pike Letter and Subsequent Additions

Before 1914

• 1717: Foundation of Freemasonry → global expansion → dissemination of new values → social transformation, including developments such as the French Revolution

• 1776: Foundation of the United States on stolen land → officially the first democracy → establishment of the narrative of the United States as a pioneer and model for the modern world

• Tartaria: An advanced empire supposedly devoted to the well-being of its inhabitants, allegedly possessing free energy, healthy frequencies, and other advanced technologies → removed from historical memory → replacement by the conventional narrative of industrialisation

• The Vatican: Successor to the Roman Empire

• Imperialism: Weakening of the world by Britain and other imperial powers

• Height of the Scramble for Africa: Colonisation of Africa → arbitrary borders → destabilisation of the continent → no African superpower to this day

• 1897: Congress concerning the Zionist idea of establishing a Jewish state in Palestine

• 1905: Japan defeats the Russian Empire → destabilisation of Europe’s dominant power → growing public discontent → failed revolution → a test of the population’s susceptibility to communism

• 1912: Terrorist attack against opponents of the Federal Reserve aboard the Titanic (or Olympic) → establishment of the Federal Reserve in 1913 → unlimited money creation and the expansion of American power

• 1912–1913: The Ottoman Empire loses the Balkan Wars and, consequently, further political and territorial influence

→ the world was prepared

World War I

• Collapse of the Russian Empire → communism → ideological polarisation → war and weakening of religion → communism becomes an enemy of Jews and the United States, despite earlier periods of peace and partial cooperation

→ Soviet Union → conflict with Ukraine and its sovereignty

• Collapse of the Ottoman Empire → Palestine becomes a British Mandate → territorial basis for the establishment of Israel through the Balfour Declaration → the Mandate ultimately fails to bring the project to completion

• British colonisation of Egypt during World War I → emergence of the ideology of Islamist terrorism

• End of American isolationism → global American presence → conflict with the Soviet Union

• Germany weakened under inhumane conditions through the Treaty of Versailles → emergence of National Socialism

• Dissatisfied German population, including former soldiers who were now unemployed → growing support for the Nazis

• “Peace” based upon the destruction of a nation (Germany) and fundamental changes throughout the world

→ not genuine peace, but an armistice that created time and conditions for political transformation → the old imperial order was largely dismantled

Between 1917 and 1939

• Treaty of Versailles + Great Depression → radicalisation of the German population → fertile ground for the National Socialists

• Rise of supposedly benevolent democracies, alongside the rise of fascist regimes such as Italy and Hitler’s Germany

• Fascist countries outlaw Freemasonry → emergence of the narrative of a “Jewish-Masonic world conspiracy”

• British Empire transformed into the Commonwealth → a looser association of states under the British Crown

• Economic crises in 1923 and 1929

• National Socialism vs. Communism: Poland becomes the territory caught between the two ideological spheres

• Polish Republic: Numerous minorities—Ukrainians, Germans, Jews, and others → attempts at Polonisation → internal tensions → conflict with the Weimar Republic and growing Ukrainian nationalism as a means of self-preservation → Stepan Bandera, the Ukrainian Nazi collaborator

• European unity: League of Nations → insufficient power to confront dictatorships

• Spanish Civil War, 1936–1939: A testing ground for World War II → fascism vs. communism

World War II

• Fascism vs. communism and, to some extent, political Zionism

• Germany transforms its economy from the devastation of Versailles into a seemingly spectacular economic recovery → prosperity, declining unemployment, etc. → but increasing indebtedness → Hitler allegedly financed from abroad?

• Germany officially rejects the system of central banks → becomes a target of both the capitalist and communist worlds

• Hitler recognises the Ottoman legacy and its potential as an ally against Jews, communism, and the Western world

• 1944: Bretton Woods system → the dollar becomes the world’s dominant reserve currency → oil trade conducted in dollars → monetary dominance

• Destruction of National Socialism

• Strengthening of political Zionism → international conditions for the establishment of the State of Israel

• Strengthening of international communism → counterbalance to Christianity

• Confirmation of the United States as the global superpower

• Destruction of the old Germany

→ subordination to the United States and Israel → Germany replaced by the Federal Republic of Germany, allegedly functioning as a “GmbH”

• No peace treaty with Germany, no constitution, only the supposedly “provisional” Basic Law → “Federal Republic of Germany GmbH”

• The United States emerges stronger, while the Soviet Union suffers enormous losses → consequences for the Cold War

• European consolidation → establishment of the European Union → increasing control over Europe

• Manhattan Project → American nuclear monopoly

The Cold War and the Period as a Whole

• United States vs. communism

• Soviet acquisition of nuclear weapons → fear of mutual nuclear confrontation

• World War II becomes the foundation of the Cold War → Afghan War → strengthening of Islamist terrorism through the struggle against the communist Soviet Union → emergence of al-Qaeda → communist and Islamist terrorism become enemy images instead of US foreign policy and political Zionism

• Eastern Bloc countries prohibit Freemasonry

• Proxy wars take place without formal declarations of war

• Fearmongering surrounding nuclear war

• Korean War → division into North and South Korea → establishment of North Korea as an enemy image under Soviet influence

• Cuban Missile Crisis → Kennedy gains prestige, Khrushchev loses prestige → consolidation of the narrative of the benevolent United States versus the evil Soviet Union

• 1954: Transfer of Crimea to Ukraine → creation of a future strategic flashpoint → annexation by Russia

• Destruction of communism

• Victory of the United States and the Zionists—the alleged “puppet masters” of the present day → collapse of the Eastern Bloc

• Democratic US presidents allegedly initiated every NATO proxy war → Republican presidents allegedly ended them

• Destruction of the Soviet Union under Gorbachev

• Chernobyl → growing public distrust of the Soviet Union → lasting negative impact on Russian-Ukrainian relations

• 1991: Collapse of the Soviet Union → reunification of Germany through the Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany → Federal Republic of Germany allegedly functions as a corporation

• Dissolution of the Warsaw Pact → eastward expansion of the allegedly anti-Russian NATO

• 1971: The US dollar is decoupled from gold

The Interim Period — Up to the Present Day

• The existence of Freemasonry is publicly known

• No Freemasonry in Islamic or communist countries

• Globalisation → China emerges as a third major global power

• Growing digital power → surveillance, media control, and artificial intelligence

• Every state becomes increasingly indebted, spending more than it collects in taxes → economic subjugation

• Russia as the successor to the Soviet Union → no genuine rapprochement with the West despite attempts → instead, allegedly deliberate provocation of territories hostile to Russia, particularly NATO member states, along Russia’s borders → NATO proxy war in Ukraine against Russia

• Zionist terrorism in the Middle East—Palestine, Iran, Lebanon, and elsewhere → alleged vision of a Greater Israel stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates

• Epstein Island → alleged videos of prominent politicians and other influential individuals used as leverage by Israel

• 9/11—allegedly staged, with CIA and Mossad involvement → creation of an enemy image for the Western world and the War on Terror → wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Yemen, Syria, Somalia, the Philippines, Libya, and elsewhere → Israel allegedly benefits

• War in general → financial crisis

• Attempts by Russia and China to replace the US dollar

• Migration as a weapon → weakening of Europe, particularly Germany → fearmongering and erosion of cultural identity

World War III — Hypothetical

• “Terrorist” Islamism vs. political Zionism (= terrorism) → nuclear war → mutual destruction

• Possibly United States vs. Russia

• All nations forced to fight for their survival

• Destruction of Christianity

• Germany: Destruction of the country → war fought on German soil

• Who will survive?

Conclusion

• Transformation of states: From dictatorship and monarchy to “official” democracy → ideologies such as democracy become political narratives

• Everything is interconnected

• Money = power and the cause of concealment

• Coincidence—or design?