Topic: Society Of The Elect

Dyer traces the modern globalist power structure back to Cecil Rhodes and his "Society of the Elect," modeled after the Jesuits and Masons. He explains how this group formed an alliance with American oligarchs like the Rockefellers and Morgans, creating the "Anglo-American Establishment." This network uses elite universities like Yale and organizations like Skull and Bones as recruiting grounds for the intelligence community.

Dyer outlines the specific hierarchy of the "Society of the Elect," which included figures like Lord Balfour and Lord Milner. He argues that the British Empire used Freemasonry and academic scholarships as intelligence networks to recruit the next generation of the "intellectual elite." The ultimate goal was a "Liberal Imperium" or "Commonwealth of God" that would use a giant welfare system to make the global population dependent on the state.