Society Of Jesus comes up in 5 chapters across 4 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from February 2016 to October 2020.
Boris Johnson, Anthony Fauci, and Jesuit Education Patterns
Zachary K. Hubbard analyzes the Gematria surrounding Boris Johnson's ICU stay and Anthony Fauci's career at the NIH. He highlights that the pandemic was declared on Fauci's 79th day of being 79 years old, matching the value of Society of Jesus. The segment details the prevalence of Jesuit-educated figures in key positions during the global health crisis.
Hassan al-Banna, Society of Jesus, and Death Cult Origins
The origins of the Muslim Brotherhood under Hassan al-Banna in 1920s Egypt are analyzed, comparing its hierarchical structure to the Society of Jesus and the Nazi SS. The organization is characterized as a death cult that merged with Saudi Wahhabism in the 1950s after being forced underground by Gamal Abdel Nasser. This alliance created a militant political Islam focused on power rather than religious scripture.
Jesuit Connection, Mercury Spells and John Duffy
The Society of Jesus (Jesuits) is linked to the spread of smallpox in Colonial America, with researcher John Duffy noting they were sent on missions equipped with shovels to bury the dead. Patrick Jordan references a 1599 book by Jesuit priest Del Rio regarding the use of mercury and animal blood for mind control. He characterizes the Jesuits as a sovereign military order that used disease as a tool for conquest.
Childhood Dreams, Science, and the Vatican Power Pyramid
Greg Carlwood introduces guest Johnny Cirucci, author of Illuminati Unmasked, to discuss the Vatican and the Jesuit Order as the potential apex of the global power pyramid. The introduction touches on the loss of childhood wonder to scientific dogma and the necessity of examining religious themes in conspiracy research. Carlwood acknowledges his own secular bias while praising Cirucci's detailed research into elite family lineages and the Society of Jesus.
Ignatius of Loyola, Black Virgin, and Jesuit Origins
The origins of the Jesuit Order are traced back to Ignatius of Loyola, a Spanish Basque noble who founded the Society of Jesus during the Counter-Reformation. Johnny Cirucci links Jesuit iconography to ancient mystery religions involving Nimrod, Semiramis, and Isis. He explains how the Pope officially sanctioned the order in 1540 to reclaim world control for the Papacy.
