We take a look at Revisionist leader Vladimir Ze’ev Jabotinsky, and his fascination with Fascism. We cover The Irgun, and Stern terrorist gangs, and some of the horrible things they did, and mention how some of them went on to lead the government. We even dive into a related plot to kill President Truman, and so much more.

In this ep, we take off where we left on Pt. 1, and delve deeper into the secretive Catholic society. We go from the official history to the ultimate of Jesuit conspiracy in this one looking at the works of Tupper Saussy, Bill Hughes, Malachi Martin, and more.

Whether it’s the Bavarian Illuminati, Cecil Rhodes, and his various organizations, or the Fabian Society, we see a theme of structuring controversial groups after The Jesuits, aka The Company of Loyola. In this episode we look at the mainstream history of this Catholic organization, its founder Ignatius Loyola, the influence on education and important figures who were schooled at Jesuit institutions plus much more!

Back for part two on Weishaupt, and company. The group that started it all for modern revolutionists. In This Ep. I look at various famous quotes from members, and observers from the sidelines. We travel back to the late 1700’s Bavaria and delve into symbolism, rituals, and beliefs of this infamous group, and dare to go down the old rabbit hole, far beyond the mainstream!

In this Oddcast we continue the dive on Yale’s senior year only fraternity, the very secretive Order of Skull, and Bones. We pick up from part one, and discuss more symbolism, influential members, and possible ties. We also look at several other prominent fraternities, and discuss the net worth of their trusts, and their most notable members, and connections as well.

You’ve heard many personalities talk about the Illuminati, but what did they actually tell you? In this episode i try to go beyond average content creators to bring you the bigger picture.

The CNP was founded in 1981 when Tim LaHaye, a leader of Moral Majority, proposed the idea to wealthy Texan T. Cullen Davis. Davis contacted billionaire Nelson Bunker Hunt, and from that point on they began recruiting members. By 1984, the Council had 400 members.