Topic: Congress Of Vienna

2 chapters across the catalog

Referencing historical theories, Dalley discusses the Congress of Vienna as an early attempt by the Rothschild family and the "Illuminati" to create a one-world government. She claims the Tsar of Russia torpedoed the plan, leading to a multi-generational vow by the Rothschilds to destroy the Russian monarchy, which was eventually achieved during the 1917 revolution.

Yarvin posits that the world has been under a unipolar Anglo-American order since the Congress of Vienna. He characterizes leaders like Kim Jong-un and Muammar Gaddafi as rebels against this global order, which leads to their regimes becoming "ugly" under pressure. Yarvin contrasts modern "rebel" states with glorious historical monarchies like that of Louis XIV, which were not subject to a hostile global hegemon.