The lawyer and writer Albert Pike was active as a Freemason from 1840 and until the end of his life, in 1891, he held the order's highest title of Commander.

Today, however, Albert Pike is mainly associated with numerous "conspiracy theories". In August 1871, he wrote a letter to the leader of the Italian revolutionary movement, Giuseppe Macchini, and based it on the vision he had of the three coming world wars.

"The First World War would have had to happen to enable us to overthrow the Russian tsars and make that country a stronghold of atheistic communism. The divisions and disagreements between the British and German empires caused by Illuminati agents will be used by the empires to fuel this war. Communism will be established in order to destroy other governments through it and weaken the influence of religions," Pique wrote.

  "World War II must have been fueled by the use of differences between fascists and political Zionists. This war must take place so that Nazism is destroyed and political Zionism is strong enough to establish a sovereign state of Israel in Palestine. During the Second World War, international communism must become strong enough to oppose Christianity, which will be limited until we need it for the final social cataclysm," Pique writes.

The part that most worries modern fans of doomsday predictions, and which has become especially relevant since September 9, 2001, concerns the beginning - World War III:

"The Third World War must be ignited by exploiting the differences between the political Zionists and the leaders of the Islamic world. The war should be fought in such a way that Islam and political Zionism will destroy each other. Meanwhile, other nations will be divided once again. We will encourage the nihilists and atheists, we will cause a huge social cataclysm which will clearly show its peoples the effect of complete atheism, the source of savagery and the most bloody turmoil. Then the citizens around the world will be forced to defend themselves against the revolutionary world minorities, to exterminate the destroyers of civilization and the people disillusioned with Christianity. To receive the true light through the universal revelation of Lucifer's teaching, which will finally be brought before the public," Pike concludes.

The letter was published by William Guy Carr, Canadian naval officer and intelligence officer, writer, conspiracy theorist, accused of being anti-Semitic.

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In 1937 Janusz was elected king of the Roma in Poland and in a stadium filled with people he declared: 'I will send a delegate to Mussolini to ask him to give us a piece of land in Abyssinia for the settlement of the Roma people. Our people have had enough of wandering through the centuries and it is time for our nomadic life to end. Soon our representative will be in the League of Nations"

This was part of the effort to create a homeland for the Roma people in the early 20th century, similar to (S)Zionism. Both groups were persecuted in their homeland, organized international conferences to unite their people and sought foreign support. Also, in the early 20th century there was a debate about where the homeland should be. In the case of (S)Zionism, some Christian leaders wanted to create a Jewish state in Madagascar, British Guiana or even Uganda. The same was the case with the Roma who hoped to have a homeland, but where that homeland would be was open to debate. It could have been Abyssinia, and some believed they were originally from India, so somewhere on the Ganges would be best. Then, South Africa and even Egypt became popular choices. In Abyssinia, Mussolini also thought about creating a Jewish state, so these two groups often intertwined.

However, in the 20th century, the First World War caused major changes in Roma politics. Newly formed or rebuilt nations, such as Poland and Romania, annexed territories and took control of the Roma. When Romania annexed Transylvania, tens of thousands of Roma from Austro-Hungarian control crossed over to the Romanian state and almost immediately organized large Roma rallies. That was the time when George Lazurica appeared, who became the leader of Roma politics through the General Union of Romanian Roma. Through his writing and a bit of political sabotage, he became a leader in uniting the Roma population into a stable community. With his efforts, the International Congress for all Roma was held, the goal of which was to organize a united and stable Roma people.

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