You know, it's this spiraling ascension of noses.

And when you think about it, it really characterizes the structure of most secret societies.

And there's this desire to attain higher rational union and the totality of truth that I

think depicts what Nimrod was after just as much as it does what Hegel was after.

And it's no wonder that the Illuminati has used this dialectic to manipulate humanity.

You see, the dialectic has become this strategy to control the masses.

Now as I mentioned, the dialectic has a thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, but an easier way

to think of that is a problem, reaction, and solution.

So Neflam hosts the global elite, they create the problem that leads to a reaction in the

masses and that drives the masses towards the pre-determined outcome that will benefit

the elite.

One of the things that Hegel did as how he performed his sorcery is a used language.

He overwhelmed his readers with this indigestible vocabulary, you know, just exhibiting his

high intellect and it left the readers dazed and confused.

Well, Voguelyn himself, that professor from Stanford, he says that he avoided Hegel for

quite some time for that very reason because he's so difficult to understand.

But thankfully Voguelyn, you know, picked it up and helped us all understand Hegel.

But here's what Voguelyn asserts.

He says, once you've entered the magic circle, the sorcerer has drawn around himself.

You are lost.

Now I would add, certainly lost for a time, yes, but not lost forever because there is a

way out of the magic circle.

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