Henry Makow, the inventor of the board game “Scruples” and long time opponent of the ever present and oppressive feminist agenda, joined ITEL on Saturday, May 9.  This was a very good interview visiting such topics mass immigration into Canada, the feminist agenda, among others.  Henry revisited the rather fraudulent racket that the world lives under, which is the central banking system which charges interest for fiat dollars and for which the world can only remain perpetually enslaved by debt as debt can never be repaid.

Henry and I actually see eye to eye on many of the core issues.

For instance, the planet is largely being controlled by a Kabballistic cabal that does what it can to ensure that the people of the world.  He admits that he prefers not to delve into the more esoteric aspects of Kabballistic inquiry, but his conclusion, drawn from observation and connection of dots, shows that the ruling elite is “Satanic” and seeks to invert and pervert the moral and intellectual fiber of the human family.

Henry puts forward the idea the West is really ruled under a system of “closet Communism”, evidenced by the fact that we celebrate “Women’s Day” which is a Soviet holiday where women were encouraged to shed their traditional feminine roles and take on the role of men in society.

The idea that Jews are “brainwashed” by the “controlled media” was raised, but the prevalent reality is that organized Jewry is working to ensnare and destroy the West.  On Canada’s Prime Minister Trudeau, he points out that Trudeau is most likely the son of Fidel Castro, implying that global leaders are really more akin to members of a secret cult whose members are part of a largely ‘hidden in plain view” Satanic cult.

Ultimately, Henry hits on a very real core reality: the world is being led by people who are largely a part of a cult that worships death which draws its source of inspiration from Rabbinical Kabballah and the Talmud.

This interview is certainly worth a listen.

ITEL Radio Interview – Henry Makow – 3.9.19

Additional Links

Henry Makow’s Website