[C210N]

Yep, and for others that don't know Al Pike:

[SheepWhisperer]

Please see tag line.
The destruction of the ecclesia is in progress and the ultimate persecution is coming.

The churches are dying. In Europe, churches are discos and even mosques. Older established Christian church denominations are being divided within and targeted for persecution by both the DOJ and leftist doctrine. Newer churches are resembling rap concerts and teaching false doctrines. The church today is mostly vacant of God’s Spirit.

I’m certain the He mourns as He watches, but these things were told to us beforehand.

...but God...He still reigns.

[Fury]

Re: 8 - there is no provenance to verify that it was written when it was.

Where is the actual letter itself? An image of the letter will do.

[week 71]

@ 8. I could be wrong but I don’t think Nazi was a word when that document was supposedly written.

[MomwithHope]

I never knew this about Albert Pike. My late father found his big book in the trash in a Chicago alleyway back in the 1970’s. It was a treasured book, although Dad was not a Mason, he was Orthodox.

[SisterK]

we are in the release the Nihilists and atheists stage of the letter

but truly
the only thing we have to fear is God Himself

[odawg]

Albert Pike died in 1891. How did he know about nazism, since the term had not be created until Hitler half a century later?

[dljordan]

Thast’s exactly what I was thinking about.

[cowboyusa]

The 2nd one is garbage.

[cowboyusa]

Antisemtic garbage

[rxh4n1]

Obviously fake. Mussolini coined Fascism. Way after 1871.

[ChessExpert]

The big question about the Albert Pike letter is “Is it authentic?” The second sentence says that the letter was on display at The British Museum Library until 1977. Apparently, the letter is now missing. It is easy to assume the letter was removed for nefarious reasons. I think it is even easier to conclude to that the letter never existed.

[Wallace T.]

I have heard of this letter, and I believe it was referenced in conspiracy books prior to the letter's supposed disappearance in 1977. It would be useful to find what author first referenced the Pike letter to Mazzini in his writings. Was it, for instance, William Guy Carr, a prolific Canadian conspiracy author from the 1940s and 1950s? Or possibly Nesta Webster, a famous British conspiracy writer in the 1920s? Did they claim to actually see the letter?

There have been cases where certain historical figures, such as Benjamin Franklin and Lord Cornwallis, supposedly made anti-Semitic statements quoted in conspiracy literature for decades, yet no one has found an original source for their statements, and they were not referenced until cited by conspiracy writers in the 1930s and thereafter.