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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "So we had to disguise ourselves under stone masonry, okay? So that's why we took the guise of the Freemasons, because the Freemasons were..."
Jiang argues that Pike's account of Masonic responsibility for the French Revolution, Napoleon, and long-range revenge for Jacques de Molay is not factual history but a mythic retrospective that grants the movement centuries of strategic depth and sacred mission.
"So we had to disguise ourselves under stone masonry, okay? So that's why we took the guise of the Freemasons, because the Freemasons were..."
"the Freemasons actually created conditions for the French Revolution and conspired for generations, for decades, in order to avenge the dead. In order to..."
The conspiracy story is false as history and true as prediction.
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