MASONIC HIT SQUADS, Intelligence Operations, Gladio & The Vatican / Orthodoxy
In this exploration of various topics, Jay Dyer engages in nuanced discussions about the intersection of Freemasonry, intelligence agencies, and political motives, particularly in the context of a recent trial involving a French Masonic Lodge. He critiques military interventions in Iran, linking them to historical ties with Israel and the U.S., while also addressing how the CIA influences contemporary social ideologies, including libertarianism. Dyer delves into the theological disagreements between Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism, emphasizing the need for genuine reconciliation amid political motivations. Additionally, he comments on the complicated relationship between the Vatican and the Orthodox Church, reflecting on issues stemming from historical grievances. Throughout, he shares his enthusiasm for ongoing theological debates and the dynamics within the Christian community.
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- Tim: Freemasonry is connected to intelligence agencies.“this really vindicates the assessment that I've had for a good while about what Freemasonry is and how it functions.”
- Jay Dyer: Current interventions in Iran are tied to the Greater Israel project and lack just cause.“it's really just the greater Israel project”
- Jay Dyer: The CIA has historically operated with a postmodern liberal ideology rather than a right-wing perspective.“the CIA was never really a quote, right wing institution”
- Tim: Reconciliation between Orthodox and Catholic churches requires agreement beyond historical grievances.“I think that would be more of a minor thing.”
via Eastern Orthodoxy- Jay Dyer: The Orthodox Church has similar problems with subversion as the Vatican.“the same type of subversion exists in Orthodox Church too”
- Tim: Notes the differences between Catholic and Orthodox views of the Trinity.“that's what Jay was referring to when he was talking about...the Cappadocian view of the Trinity versus the Augustinian view of the Trinity.”
Subjects
16Jay Dyer presents the view that the CIA has historically operated from a leftist and postmodern liberal perspective rather than as a right-wing institution.
Jay acknowledges that the Orthodox Church also faces issues of subversion similar to the Vatican.
Jay discusses the French Masonic Lodge and its connections to murder and intelligence, suggesting it shows how Freemasonry overlaps with state activities.
Jay discusses the P2 Lodge as a high-level Masonic organization that played a significant role in intelligence operations.
Jay states that the Orthodox Church can agree on a concept of 'first among equals' but cannot accept the universal jurisdiction of the papacy.
Jay expresses interest in discussing the Trinity in depth and suggests a format to explore different theological positions in a non-combative way.
Jay references Aldous Huxley's 'Brave New World' to illustrate how societal subversion and manipulation are reflective of current realities.
Jay Dyer describes the Greater Israel project as a long-standing geopolitical strategy involving destabilization of nations in the Middle East at the behest of Israel.
Jay mentions an enjoyable conversation he had with former CIA operative John Kiriakou, who is also Orthodox.
Jay mentions Metropolitan Seraphim and discusses the geopolitical entanglements raised in his letter.
Jay raises questions about the involvement of Mossad in alleged conspiracies tied to Freemasons.
Jay presents Operation Gladio as a historical context for understanding how Freemasonic networks can be used for state purposes.