Topic: Bolshevism

2 chapters across the catalog

Referencing R.J. Rushdoony's "The One and the Many," Dyer explains how power structures manipulate the tension between the collective and the individual. He critiques Pope John XXIII's 1963 encyclical "Pacem in Terris" for calling for world government and seeking a synthesis between the Christian West and the Bolshevik East, which Dyer views as a "satanic" alliance.

The elite use "planetary threats" like climate change to scare the public into accepting global government, a tactic Dyer says Yuval Noah Harari continues today. Dyer notes that Bertrand Russell advocated for the destruction of Russia to prevent it from becoming a competitor to the Anglo-American empire. Russell reportedly viewed the Bolshevik Revolution as a "scientific experiment" useful for reducing the Russian population.