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Jiang describes Jesuits and Freemasons as opposing Catholic and Protestant secret-intelligence systems fighting through infiltration, schools, oaths, and trained identities.
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Infiltration
Jiang describes Jesuits and Freemasons as opposing Catholic and Protestant secret-intelligence systems fighting through infiltration, schools, oaths, and trained identities.
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"of people in fact this is a deadliest war in Europe right before World War One okay yeah the war is deadly it lasts..."
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"the Jesuits and the Freemasons they're using all sorts of really nefarious evil techniques including as we discussed traumatizing young children so they could..."
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"...in the world. And what they're very good at doing is infiltration. Infiltration. And so they're good at co -opting, bribing, and blackmailing the..."
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"...course they'll try to do things like assassinations and again, more infiltrations."
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