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The Entire History On 'The Jesuit Order' & The Plans Of World Domination Full Documentary YouTube

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The documentary argues that the Roman Catholic papacy—especially through the Jesuit order—has pursued long-term control over politics and societies. It further claims that modern Western nations (including the United States) have been “captured” through elite influence, secret organizations, immigration, and coercive policy changes.

1) Lincoln, the Pope, and “sinister influence”

  • The narrator claims Abraham Lincoln believed the Civil War was made possible by the “sinister influence” of the Jesuits.
  • It contrasts this with modern mainstream treatment that supposedly ignores a religious/papal dimension.
  • The documentary frames U.S. presidents’ overt deference to the pope (e.g., meetings, mass attendance, communion claims) as evidence of surrender and growing Catholic/papal influence.
  • It argues the pope is not merely spiritual, but holds “temporal power” and can exercise authority over world governments.

2) Jesuits as planners of counter-reformation and political dominance

  • The video claims the Jesuit order (founded around the mid-1500s under Ignatius Loyola) was created to:
    1. reverse/destroy the Protestant Reformation across religious, political, and economic life, and
    2. restore papal supremacy globally.
  • It highlights the Council of Trent as a key anti-Protestant foundation, portraying it as continuing to function via enduring anathemas and requirements for papal adherence.
  • A major theme is that Jesuit influence is “directing popes” and operating through both visible and hidden mechanisms.

3) Allegations of infiltration, conspiratorial “shadow war,” and violence

  • The documentary asserts Jesuits operate indirectly—through infiltration of schools, merchants, local government, and higher offices—rather than openly.
  • It describes alleged “oaths” of total obedience and “relentless war” against Protestants and liberals, presenting these as evidence of violent intent.
  • It claims the Jesuits have been expelled from many countries over centuries (stating “83”) because of their power-seeking and subversive methods.

4) Why the U.S. was supposedly able to form (and how it was later targeted)

  • The narrative credits the suppression of the Jesuit order (c. 1773) with enabling religious liberty and the American Revolution.
  • It then argues that after the Jesuits were restored (1770s/1814 timeline presented), they shifted strategy:
    • using political maneuvering, immigration, and influence over voting rights,
    • attempting to transform the U.S. from a Protestant republic into something more aligned with papal/central control.
  • A recurring mechanism: centralization of authority at the federal level at the expense of state sovereignty.

5) The Monroe Doctrine and “Holy Alliance” claims

  • The video claims European monarchies, aligned with the pope and Jesuits, planned to end representative/popular government.
  • It ties this to the Monroe Doctrine as a defensive response supposedly prompted by warnings that the Vatican/Jesuits were targeting America through alliances and Catholic influence.

6) “Jesuit plots” against U.S. leaders and the Civil War

  • It presents a sequence of alleged assassination attempts or suspicious deaths (with George Washington highlighted; later William Henry Harrison, Zachary Taylor, etc.).
  • For the lead-up to and during the Civil War, it claims:
    • the war’s causes were engineered to weaken Protestants in the South,
    • secession and the conflict were manipulated,
    • Union and Confederate military leadership failures reflected betrayal or interference by Jesuit-aligned elites.
  • Key battles are narrated through this lens (e.g., Fort Sumter, Manassas, Gettysburg, Antietam, Sherman’s campaign).
  • Stonewall Jackson’s death is portrayed as assassination/poisoning by a Jesuit-linked figure (with extended detail on the doctor “Maguire”).

7) Postwar constitutional transformation as “empire” (Fourteenth Amendment)

  • The documentary claims the Jesuits’ endgame was consolidation and empire, not simply emancipation.
  • It argues the Fourteenth Amendment (1868) transformed citizenship to a national basis and enabled federal power to override rights, undermining a constitutional republic rooted in state sovereignty.
  • It frames Reconstruction and later federal jurisprudence as tools to strip constitutional protections and expand centralized authority.

8) 20th-century wars and global control

  • It claims subsequent U.S. and European wars (Spanish-American War, WWI/WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf conflicts, etc.) were driven or enabled by Jesuit influence to build a controlled global empire.
  • It ties this to:
    • banking/credit mechanisms,
    • the push toward international institutions,
    • alleged orchestration of ideological movements (including communism).

9) Hitler, communism, and WWII framing

  • The documentary maintains that the Vatican/papacy and Jesuits supported or financed the rise of Hitler and provided sanctuary afterward.
  • It also argues communism was rooted in Catholic origins (e.g., attributing intellectual genealogy to figures like Thomas More) and that Jesuits allegedly managed communism as a tool.
  • It frames the late-1930s/WWII era through alleged Vatican-backed dictatorships and “diversions” (including the Cold War as a distraction).

10) U.S. presidents under influence (Kennedy and Reagan examples)

  • It claims:
    • JFK opposed Jesuit/Vatican control and was therefore targeted; the Cuba/Bay of Pigs narrative is used to argue his plans were pre-empted.
    • Reagan was nearly killed under a controlled/managed scenario so that George H.W. Bush could become the effective successor; it credits Reagan with restoring formal diplomatic relations with the Vatican (presented as a major “victory”).

11) Final prescriptions: resistance through theology and political withdrawal

The documentary’s concluding “what to do” section calls for:

  • prayer and Bible study
  • seeking a “true reformation” centered on the Bible (promoting King James/Textus Receptus)
  • separating from “evil” and from false/compromised church institutions (especially those tied to state structures like 501(c)(3), as argued)
  • political secession-like resistance to the “American empire,” including state-level movements to withdraw from federal/centralized control
  • public exposure and resistance to “false prophets” and deception

Presenters / Contributors (as named in the subtitles)

  • Abraham Lincoln
  • Samuel F. Morse
  • George W. Bush
  • George Morgan
  • Lord George Canning
  • John Quincy Adams
  • James Monroe
  • Thomas Jefferson
  • Czar Alexander I
  • Nicholas Adolphus (claimed “black pope” / Jesuit superior general)
  • Pope Clement XIV
  • Pope Pius VII
  • Pope Pius IX
  • Pope Leo XIII (referenced indirectly)
  • Pope Pius XII
  • Pope Francis? (not explicitly; mentioned “current pope” but named as Benedict/Ratzinger)
  • Pope Benedict XVI (Cardinal Ratzinger)
  • Pope Pius VII (again)
  • Napoleon Bonaparte
  • John Adams
  • Winston Churchill? (not present)
  • George S. Patton
  • John F. Kennedy
  • Ronald Reagan
  • Lyndon B. Johnson
  • Earl Warren
  • Alexander Hamilton (not present)
  • Andrew Johnson
  • Ulysses S. Grant
  • William H. Seward (William H. Seward/Seward as spelled)
  • Louis J. Payn(e) / John Wilkes Booth (Booth referenced; names are central)
  • Mary Surrat (Mary Surratt)
  • John Wilkes Booth’s associates (Mary Surratt’s son John Surratt mentioned)
  • Tobias Lear
  • William Henry Harrison
  • John Tyler
  • Zachary Taylor
  • Millard Fillmore
  • Charles Chiniquy (Charles Chinoquie/Chiniquy as spelled)
  • Abraham Lincoln (legal case context)
  • Mary Todd? (not named)
  • Stephen R. Moore (named as part of Lincoln’s defense team in the Illinois case)
  • Bishop Reagan (Chicago; “Bishop Reagan” referenced)
  • Father Labelle (referenced)
  • Stonewall Jackson (Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson)
  • Robert E. Lee
  • Joseph E. Johnston
  • P. G. T. Beauregard
  • George B. McClellan
  • George Meade
  • William Tecumseh Sherman
  • James Buchanan
  • Jefferson Davis
  • James Clark (converted Catholic/Jesuit; named “James clark”)
  • Pierre de Schmid(t) (advisor named)
  • Philip Sheridan
  • Vladimir Lenin
  • Joseph Stalin
  • Benito Mussolini
  • Franklin Delano Roosevelt
  • Adolph Hitler
  • Heinrich Himmler
  • Walter Schellenberg
  • Joseph P. Kennedy
  • Fritz Thyssen
  • Friedrich Flick
  • Prescott Bush
  • George H. W. Bush (and George W. Bush)
  • Avril Harriman
  • Joseph? (several “banking/finance” figures; the key named are above)
  • Bernadine F. Wiggett
  • J. P. Morgan (JP Morgan mentioned)
  • Edward John Smith (captain of Titanic per subtitles)
  • Bruce (Ibrahim?) Ismay (referred to as scapegoat; not consistently spelled)
  • Bruce Izmi (as spelled)
  • Gerald Ford (33rd degree Mason claim; appears in freemasonry discussion)
  • Jimmy Carter (33rd degree Mason claim; appears in freemasonry discussion)
  • Billy Graham (freemasonry claim discussion)
  • Robert Schuller
  • Louis Farrakhan
  • Carlos? (not clearly)
  • Leon(i) / Léoni (novice who allegedly recorded the Jesuit plan; named “leonie”)
  • François Charles de Berckheim
  • John Robison
  • Nesta Webster
  • Burke McCarty
  • Samuel B. Moore
  • S. M. ? (not clearly)
  • Daniel? (not clearly)
  • David Yellow (book referenced as “In God’s Name”)
  • Carlo Cardinal Martini
  • Wescott (Brooke Foss Westcott)
  • Fenton John Anthony Hort
  • Richard? (Origen? Or “Origin” referenced)
  • Jerome (translator Jerome mentioned)
  • Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (spelled Tejar/tejard in subtitles)
  • Charles Darwin
  • Colin Patterson
  • Luther Sunderland
  • Michael Behe
  • Stephen J. Gould
  • Lewis Leakey
  • Gene Hill / Mary Moorman (JFK assassination section)

Note: Many names are mentioned to support claims (assassinations, affiliations, authors). The list above includes all distinct named figures that appear in the subtitles.

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