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Ex-Mason Reveals Satanic Agenda (Original Classic) CVV Bill Cooper interviews a former 32nd degree Freemason who exposes the hidden Luciferian agenda of the Masonic Lodge and their desire to build a New World Order, with Satan as its head.

George H. Filian (1896). The Story of Armenia by an Armenian.

A lecture by the nationalist Eric Butler from Australia on the Marxist Fabian Society (1993). The Fabian Society conferences (operating under the symbol of a wolf in sheep's clothing) have included attendees such as H. G. Wells, George Orwell, G. K. Chesterton and Tony Blair. In his lecture E. D. Butler discussed their origins, ideology, the control over the market, the debt system, their hatred of nation states and private property, their connections to Karl Marx, the French revolution and the Illuminati.

Dr. John D. Street, a Biblical Counselor, released his lectures to pastors on Counseling in Marriage in 2012. In his first lecture, he discussed the concept of family within Christian teachings and the impact of modern ideologies such as Marxism, Feminism, Liberalism, and the agenda of the United Nations. He explained how historically these allied ideologies have sought to undermine the traditional family structure by externalizing reproduction and child education, shifting them away from homes and churches to externally and centrally controlled institutions.

In a 1972 conversation between Kissinger, Nixon and Zhou Enlai, the communist leader of China Zhou Enlai still recalled that US General Patton wanted to invade the Soviet Union. It further mentioned that Nixon (who was placed and controlled by Rockefeller and Kissinger, among others) was opposed to Patton in this.

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After the Tsar abdicated, all property of the imperial family went to the Provisional Government. During the October revolution in 1917, the Autobase of the Provisional Government was "nationalized" and given to the Bolsheviks. Lenin drove in the Tsar's vehicles, driven by the Tsar's former driver. Despite claiming to oppose wealth and luxury, Lenin lived in an estate and criticized millionaires for their excesses. The Bolsheviks took from those they deemed too rich, but this vow of poverty was only for the new Soviet people, not the rulers and their agents. On January 6, 1919, another criminal, Yakov Koshel’kov and five accomplices robbed Lenin's sister, Lenin himself, his driver, and a guard while they were driving in a Mercedes-Benz. They stole Lenin's documents, gun (which he didn't use), the luxury vehicle, and drove off.