How the CIA Subverts Religion - Jay Dyer on OIT

Dec 26, 2024

Jay Dyer, author of "Esoteric Hollywood" and upcoming "Esoteric Hollywood 2," dives into the complex relationship between intelligence agencies and religious institutions. He discusses how the CIA and NATO have historically manipulated religious groups, particularly during the Cold War. Historical nuances, such as the impact of Pope John Paul I's death and the evolving Orthodox Church dynamics, are explored. Dyer also examines the intertwining of corporate interests with faith, revealing how financial forces shape theological narratives.

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Intro

00:00 • 2min

Reflections on Censorship and Community Support

01:46 • 2min

Geopolitical Manipulation and Religious Institutions

03:42 • 3min

The Subversion of Religion and the Cold War Narrative

06:37 • 2min

Geopolitical Subversion and Cultural Shifts Post-Cold War

08:53 • 3min

The Influence of Wealth on Protestant Theology

11:30 • 5min

Geopolitical Maneuvering and Religious Influence in Ukraine

16:10 • 6min

Geopolitical Intrigue and Religious Authority Dynamics

21:47 • 2min

The CIA's Religious Manipulation and Geopolitical Strategy

23:29 • 2min

The Co-optation of Faith: Missionaries and Corporate Interests

25:03 • 6min

State, Religion, and Ideological Neutrality

30:57 • 10min

The Impact of Suburbanization on Ethnic Identity and Religious Influence

40:49 • 4min

Population Control and Cultural Shifts

44:30 • 9min

The Intersection of Finance, Faith, and Ideology

53:30 • 5min

Unraveling Financial Instability

58:29 • 11min

The Church-State Relationship in Historical Context

01:09:51 • 4min

Faith and Governance: The Catholic Church in America

01:13:47 • 12min

Self-Defense, Community Strength, and Moral Law

01:25:24 • 2min

Faith vs. Politics: The Catholic Dilemma

01:27:34 • 4min

Foundations of Influence

01:31:38 • 9min

The Ties That Bind: Anti-Natalism and Societal Control

01:40:28 • 11min

Navigating the Storms of Faith: Historical Lessons and Modern Challenges

01:51:03 • 3min

Tragedy and hope

A History of the World in Our Time

Carroll Quigley

In 'Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time', Carroll Quigley provides a detailed world history spanning from the industrial revolution and imperialism through two world wars and a global economic depression. The book examines the transition from a world dominated by Europe in the 19th century to the three-bloc system of the 20th century. Quigley, as an interpretative historian, analyzes the complex historical context of these events, highlighting the influence of science and technology on human life and the intricate financial and commercial patterns of the West. The book also discusses the role of an Anglo-American banking elite in shaping global events and the impact of various secret societies and organizations on world history[2][4][5].

Esoteric Hollywood

Jay Dyer

Esoteric Hollywood, Sex, Cults, and Symbols in Film

None

Jay Dyer

Paul Craig Roberts' book

Paul Craig Roberts

Henry Luce's book

Henry Luce

Miles Copeland's book

Miles Copeland

Thy will be done

Thomas H. Skinner

The slaughter of cities

E Michael Jones

George Keenan's book

George Keenan

Dulles brothers' book

Dulles brothers

Brookings Institute's book

Brookings Institute

Norman Dodd's interview

Norman Dodd

G. Edward Griffin's interviews

G. Edward Griffin

The Politics of Heroin

Alfred W. McCoy

Reflections of a Russian Statesman

Pabinatsev

Catherine Austin Fitz's book

Catherine Austin Fitz

Yuri Bezmenov's lecture

Yuri Bezmenov

Leary's book

Tim Leary

John Courtney Murray, Time Life and the American Proposition, How the CIA's doctrinal warfare program changed the Catholic Church

David Wemhoff

A history of central banking

Trevor Goodson

Foundations and Their Power

Rene Wormser

Fire in the minds of men

Origins of the Revolutionary Faith

James H. Billington

This book by James H. Billington explores the intellectual lineage of revolutionary thought, tracing the origins and development of revolutionary ideologies from the French Revolution to the Russian Revolution. Billington examines the role of influential philosophers, writers, and activists, and how their ideas shaped social and political upheavals. He delves into the connections between intellectual movements, social conditions, and the aspirations of individuals and communities for radical change. The book is notable for its thorough research, meticulous attention to detail, and its ability to present complex ideas in a clear and accessible manner[2][3][5].

The authorized biography of the Rockefellers

Collier and Horowitz

Engdahl's book

William Engdahl

Bowers book

Walter Bowart

Liberalism

J. Gresham Machen

John Cardinal Kroll and the Cultural Revolution

E Michael Jones

The death of John Paul I and the Cold War

Neil Clark

Wim Hof's book

Wim Hof

McGowan's book

David McGowan

Commonwealth of God

Lionel Curtis