3 chapters across the catalog
Albert Pike Letter, Ottoman Empire, Genocide Terminology
The hosts debunk the "Albert Pike letter" regarding three world wars as a likely hoax. They also discuss the overuse of terms like "genocide" and "Nazi," arguing that applying these labels to modern social issues like LGBTQ rights diminishes their historical meaning.
A controversial 1871 letter attributed to Freemason Albert Pike is discussed, which allegedly predicted three world wars to usher in a one-world government. While acknowledging the letter is likely a hoax due to anachronistic terms like "fascist," the hosts note how the described conflicts between Islam and Zionism mirror current geopolitical tensions.
Adam Curry explores the "Palladian Rite" and a purported 1871 letter from Albert Pike predicting three world wars to establish a New World Order. John C. Dvorak expresses skepticism, pointing out anachronisms like the word "fascist" appearing before its historical coinage. They transition to discussing Cecil Rhodes' will and his vision for a secret society to extend British rule and eliminate national sovereignty.
