MAITREYA PREDICTIONS

Student: “Master, who started World War 1, the British call “the Great War”?” Was it really a chain-reaction after the assassination of the Arch-Duke and – Duchess of Austria in Serajevo?”

Master: “World War 1 was planned a long time before that.”

Student: “How is this possible, Master”

Master: “In 1871 Albert Pike, a leading American Freemason, predicted, 3 successive worldwars. The first was to finish off the European dynasties, except the British of course. Tsarist Russia would become communist. Europe would be reshuffeled as would the Middle-East. The Islamic Ottoman-empire collapsed and Jerusalem became British. All this happened after the defeat of the Axis-powers in november 1918.”

Student: “What did Pike predict for the Second World War, Master?”

Master: “ This war would been fought between England and Germany. It's aim was to destroy Nazism. Russia would show itself as a global power and last, but not least: the creation of the state of Israel. This happened in 1948.”

Student: “Albert Pike's predictions became reality twice. Is a third World War near?”

Master: “Remember, it is the year 1871 and we are discussing a terrible prognosis made by the Leading Freemason of his time. “The Craft” as freemasonry is called was and is a major power in “spiritual America, the New Atlantis”. Of the American “best” who signed the Declaration of Independence, most were Freemasons and Pike's publications are still in print.

But about Pike's World War 3-scenario. The war would start in the Middle-East and after that go global. This world-jihad's aim is to destroy the judeo-christian tradition.”

 

Student: “Master, the contours of this final war are emerging. The battle of Armageddon is near!”

Master: “ So it seems, and we, you and me, don't have a chance. This what all end-time scenarios, you are bombarded with and Kali-Yuga music programming every move, want you to believe.

The fact is, that World War 2 never ended and it is quite unsure, who will win. By the way, I forgot to answer your question.”

Student: “Thank you, Master, I'll be back tomorrow.”