Who are the Jesuits, and what is their true footprint in world history? In Part One of this compelling two-part series on The Ryan Files, host Ryan Pelton sits down with Christian documentary filmmaker Chris Pinto of Adullam Films to examine one of the most controversial subjects in church history.
Moving past modern misconceptions, this conversation dives deep into the official historical record to uncover a centuries-long pattern of geopolitical influence, systemic infiltration, and hidden machinery operating behind major world events. From the early battlegrounds of the Counter-Reformation and the dramatic resistance of the Hussite Wars, to the stark warnings issued by the American Founding Fathers and the Marquis de Lafayette, this episode lays a foundational blueprint for understanding how this order has historically operated.
This isn't an attack on individual faith—it is a serious, historical deep dive into the documents, the history, and what the past might be telling us about our world today.
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