Topic: Nazism

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, expressing concern over the "global Nazism" he sees in modern quarantine camps and medical mandates. He questions how these external horrors reflect his own inner state, noting the discrepancy between his personal evolution and the deteriorating state of the world. He references previous guests like Dr. Tom Zinzer and Dr. Stephen Usher while considering the impact of technology on mass consciousness.

The conversation turns to the occult influences on the far right, focusing on Italian philosopher Julius Evola. Recluse theorizes that Evola influenced Wilhelm Landig in Salzburg at the end of WWII while both worked for the SS intelligence division (SD). This collaboration likely contributed to the mythology of the "Black Sun" and provided a spiritual framework for the post-war Nazi survival network known as the ratlines.

Johnny Cirucci applies the Hegelian dialectic to the Vatican's alleged control over both Fascism and Communism. He claims a Jesuit priest wrote Hitler's Mein Kampf and that the Vatican facilitated the "ratlines" to help Nazis escape after World War II. Furthermore, he asserts that Karl Marx was a puppet spoon-fed the tenets of Communism by Jesuit handlers in the British Museum.