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Volume Five: The New Age

Representatives of the American Security Council (ASC) and Le Cercle, the synarchist umbrella organization of the Fascist International, were involved in the Jerusalem Conference, organized by Benjamin Netanyahu in 1979, which produced an agenda that decided to characterize Islamic terrorism as the new threat. The result was to provoke Soviets to invade Afghanistan, and a counter-offence led by factions of the Muslim Brotherhood, funded through the Iran-Contra Operation, in league with the Safari Club of Saudi Arabia, and BCCI, involving members of the Secret Team put together by Ted Shackley of the CIA, who had been involved in the assassination of JFK, the Golden Triangle heroin trade and the Watergate “plumbers.”

Members of the Secret Team were also involved in a blackmail network that connected them to Project Monarch, an extension of MK-Ultra mind-control. Closely associated was the Stanford Research Institute (SRI), which conducted “remote-viewing” experiments known as Project Stargate. And, as a result of the Esalen Institute’s interest in the Russians’ use of “psychotronics,” and inspired by Teilhard de Chardin, a Jesuit and synarchist known as the “Catholic Darwin,” these influences produced the New Age movement, aligned with the environmental agenda of the Club of Rome, as well as the development of the personal computer and the Internet.

Esalen claims to have inspired Boris Yelstin’s conversion to capitalism. Yeltsin in turn appointed Putin as his successor, whose main ideologue is the leading synarchist of our time, Alexander Dugin, known as Putin’s Rasputin. In league with the agents of the Priory of Sion mythos, and inspired by the Third Secret of Fatima, Dugin is aiming to create the Empire of the End Times, uniting Russia with the nations of Eurasia against the NATO and America. His plan is in diametrical opposition to the Clash of Civilizations advanced by the neoconservatives, and pitted against the Christian Right, created by the Second New Right under Reagan within the Evangelical movement, as a Trojan Horse for neoliberal economic policies, through organizations like the Moral Majority and the Council for National Policy (CNP).