The Vatican Is the World's Oldest Intelligence Agency: Jay & Tristan

Jay Dyer presents the Vatican as one of the oldest intelligence agencies in the world, connecting its historical roots to global networks and intelligence activities, particularly during the Cold War. He suggests that the papacy has shifted from a purely religious institution to one that prioritizes political and economic power, often aligning itself with organizations like the CIA. Dyer critiques the church's evolving stance on issues such as ecumenism and Freemasonry, which he sees as indicative of a broader ideological transformation. He further emphasizes the Vatican's geopolitical role throughout history, pointing to its alliances with worldly powers and conflicts that have reshaped its influence beyond spiritual matters.