Topic: Black Pope

The discussion addresses the theory of the "Black Pope" and the hidden power of the Jesuit order. Joe Atwell clarifies that while he was educated by Jesuits in Japan, he views the organization's origins as a group of "Conversos"—Jews who converted to Christianity. He links the secrecy of the Jesuits to the Spanish Inquisition and the later formation of the Illuminati by Jesuit-trained Adam Weishaupt.

The hierarchy of the Vatican is described as consisting of the visible White Pope, the powerful Black Pope heading the Jesuits, and a transitional figure known as the Grey Pope. Gary Fraun shares a personal anecdote about his past life of luxury, including driving Ferraris, and his subsequent journey to dissolve his ego. He argues that consumer culture is designed to feed the ego and keep individuals acting as "good soldiers" for the capitalist system.

Dylan Lewis Monroe details his research into the Jesuits, describing them as founders of globalism who facilitated the Dutch East India Company. He cites Bill Cooper’s "Behold a Pale Horse" and David Icke’s "The Biggest Secret" as foundational texts for his mapping project. The segment also introduces the concept of the Black Pope as the true power behind the Vatican.

The discussion concludes with the hierarchy of the Vatican, focusing on the "Black Pope" or Superior General of the Jesuits, currently Adolfo Nicolas. Johnny Cirucci claims that Pope Benedict XVI was forced to resign to make way for the first Jesuit Pope, Francis. He characterizes the Jesuit leadership as Gnostics who view Lucifer as a positive figure of enlightenment.

The Vatican is alleged to house a Reptilian base and serve as a hub for various off-planet entities under the direction of the "Black Pope." Whistleblower Leo Zagami and others claim the Vatican Library contains secrets moved from the Library of Alexandria, including advanced knowledge of time travel. The institution is described as a central player in the collection and channeling of negative spiritual energy.

The appointment of Pope Francis is highlighted as the first time a Jesuit has held the papacy, creating a unique dynamic with the "Black Pope" or Jesuit Superior General. Freeman Fly discusses the Vatican's increasing openness toward extraterrestrial life and its astronomers' ties to CERN. He suggests the Church is preparing for a paradigm shift involving the baptism of extraterrestrials and the exploration of "anti-universes."