A 6000 Year History Of The New World Order: Secret Societies And The Matrix Of Control
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Summary
The person in this account discusses the concept of a 'new world order' during a speech. They express concerns about how powerful individuals manipulate public perception, labeling dissenters as conspirators or kooks. The speaker outlines a historical narrative, linking secret societies, such as the Illuminati and Freemasons, to a global agenda for control over political, economic, and religious systems. They argue that these groups aim for a one-world government and society, often using warfare and financial manipulation. The impact on the speaker is a strong belief in the existence of a hidden agenda and a desire to raise awareness about these issues.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The video explores the concept of a 'new world order' driven by secret societies and religious influences, asserting that these groups aim for global control. It discusses the historical context of these claims, including the role of the Rothschild family and the Federal Reserve Act in shaping modern financial systems.
The Illuminati's goals align closely with the objectives of modern financial and political systems, suggesting a long-term plan for global governance.
The new world order is a plan for a one world government, economy, military, society, and religion, enforced with absolute control under a single world ruler.
The primary driver of the new world order is religion, which influences people's beliefs and actions.
Secret societies trace their origins back to ancient mystery religions that kept populations in subservience to a small elite.
The Illuminati were an extreme sect of Freemasonry with goals that include the abolition of all monarchial government and the destruction of traditional family and religion.
The Rothschild family has been deeply involved in financing both sides of major wars for over 200 years.
The Federal Reserve Act was passed under dubious circumstances, allowing a private group of bankers to control the U.S. money supply.