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For Jiang, communism is the implementation of Freemasonic ideas in the modern world, which is why a powerful American strategist could favor Marxism while still participating in the same order-and-control project.
"Okay, stop. Okay, all right. So this is an amazing passage, okay? This is the guy who was National Security Advisor to Jimmy Carter...."
"...have certain individuals an extreme minority who seek power Power, order, and control, okay? So again, in each field, you're going to have a..."
"...in society, okay? Which means that they're able to achieve power, order, control much more likely. So what's interesting is that as society declines,..."
"...the same way, which is that they're all seeking power, order, and control. And those who win out have three particular characteristics, okay? First..."
"...certain elements of the Freemasons, Knights Templars, who want power, order, and control, they engage in more extreme practices. And so what they will..."
"...different religions in order to justify their pursuit of power, order, and control."
"order, in order, to maintain order and control in the world for the good of others, okay? Not for the good of me, but..."
The conspiracy story is false as history and true as prediction.
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