Topic: Alice Bailey

Journalist Alex Newman discusses the "demonic" nature of the globalist threat, echoing Charlie Kirk's belief that the current political struggle is a spiritual war. Newman points to the United Nations' "World Core Curriculum," which is based on the teachings of Alice Bailey, founder of the Lucifer Publishing Company. He argues that various occult and satanic movements are converging into a single "dialectical" force aimed at undermining Christian civilization.

Dyer discusses occultist Alice Bailey's "ten-point plan" to destroy Christianity and its adoption by globalist circles. He links the development of cybernetics by Norbert Wiener to Rockefeller-funded projects and MKUltra. Dyer explains the concept of the "Golem" in Kabbalistic mythology as a metaphor for the soulless, technocratic control system being rolled out by the elite.

The history of government schooling is traced back to communist Robert Owen and later John Dewey, who sought to shift children away from biblical values. Newman highlights the "World Core Curriculum" by UN official Robert Mueller, which was explicitly based on the occult teachings of Alice Bailey. Bailey, the founder of Lucifer Publishing Company, advocated for education that prepares children for a world government.

The discussion delves into the explicitly satanic roots of modern political movements, citing Karl Marx's occult poetry and Alice Bailey's "Ascended Masters." Newman argues that the globalist elite are not just "bad guys" but are motivated by spiritual wickedness in high places. He references Ephesians 6 to frame the current global conflict as a struggle against powers and principalities rather than just human actors.

Bill Gates is identified as a hardcore eugenicist whose father was involved with Planned Parenthood. His actions are framed as part of the "externalization of the hierarchy," a concept where the global elite openly worship dark forces and attempt to build a "New Babylon." This ideology seeks to rid the Earth of the "unworthy" while the elite transition into a transhumanist future.

The rainbow flag is identified as a symbol of Theosophy, representing the "hidden rays" of ascended masters rather than modern social movements. Alice Bailey's ten-point plan to destroy Western civilization through institutional capture is cited as the strategy behind current cultural shifts. This subversion extends to the pharmaceutical industry, where employees reportedly express disdain for the public they serve.

The "one world religion" movement is linked to the Fetzer Institute and the teachings of Alice Bailey, founder of the Lucifer Publishing Company. Funding for these interfaith initiatives also comes from the Henry Luce Foundation, established by the Time magazine founder and "Skull and Bones" member. These organizations are accused of promoting a diabolical underbelly of global education based on Bailey's "ascended master" channelings.

The segment links the New Age movement and Theosophy to Fabian Socialism and global espionage. Figures like Madame Blavatsky and Alice Bailey are described as "spies" who used religious syncretism to promote global governance. Dyer asserts that the League of Nations and the United Nations were established by this same power structure to unite the world under a singular ideology.

Jay Dyer explores the connections between the New Age movement and intelligence agencies, citing figures like Madame Blavatsky and Alice Bailey. He suggests that "ascended masters" may have been intelligence handlers and that the "Brotherhood of Man" is a front for world socialism. Dyer also mentions the Earth Charter as a "new covenant" designed to replace traditional religious values with globalist mandates.

Guest Jay Dyer discusses the occult and satanic imagery in pop culture, linking it to the "Externalization of the Hierarchy" by Alice Bailey. He argues that these public rituals are tools of social engineering designed to "brutalize" the public and move them into a "catatonic state." Dyer claims the UN and Lucis Trust are promoting a new earth-worship religion to facilitate the green agenda.