’Jesuits' today are gnostics, occultists,

The wording may be confusing me and I may be misinterpreting what you’re saying. But if you’re saying all modern occultists or Gnostics are Jesuits, I think I disagree, & wouldn’t you?

I agree with everything you’re saying, but isn’t this like saying: “Jesuits today are mathematicians” (not a religious doctrine, a tool used by the masses as well as “hidden art”, protected from the masses - aka the occult side (see John Dee) - which one could also view as a tool that could be used in many different ways and influenced by different systems of belief), and then going on to list “Talmudic Jews” (followers of a belief system, and an extreme one at that; religious doctrine. This isn’t a tool that people from all belief systems & regions of the world use, like they do the occult, or gnostic teachings, to better understand “their world” and learn to “control it”.) in your list of examples of modern Jesuit behavior?

Universal tools are very much different than specific doctrine, and extreme doctrine at that. My point is, aren’t these things different? If I’m understanding this comment correctly, you’ve listed tools used universally by people who subscribe to, or are influenced by various cultures and belief systems - whereas being a Zionist, or Talmudic Jew, is not a universal tool or teaching - it’s an extremist doctrine, taught to a sect.

A Zionist can practice the occult - so can a Wiccan. They both have very different intentions though - don’t they?