It's a forgery though. I've noticed that media corporations are presently reporting it as an authentic letter, which leads me to believe they are pushing the Islamic vs. Jews script to scapegoat another group. They cannot be that stupid to not know it is a fake.

Edith Star Miller's boook, Occult Theocracy, does write that there was alleged to be correspondence letters between Pike and the Freemason and Young society member, Mazzini. Nowhere in her book, however, does she mention anything in the letter about three world wars. If she had, then it may have proved that such a letter existed considering she wrote this book in 1933. At that point in time, WW1 concluded and WW2 was yet to occur. Star, nevertheless, never wrote anything about World War 3 and only alleged that letter might have existed between Pike and Mazzini.

This letter that you posted came from disinformationist William Guy Car's book, Pawns in the Game, which was written in the 1950's. So did this prediction exist before the 1950's, doubtful.

The term Nazis was utilized as a colloquial and deragatory term to describe a backwards farmer or a peasant, describing an awkward and clumsy person of no good morals in the 1920's.

In this sense, nazi was a hypocrism of the German male name Ignatz.

In the 1920's, opponents of the NSDAP seized on this, using the earlier abbreviated term "Sozi" for Sozialist. NSDAP shortened their name to nationalsozialistche.

In order to refer to the National Socialsits i nthe deragatory form of Nazi mentioend above, the first use by national socialsits occured in 1926. Goebbels called Der Nazi-Sozi. In Goebbels pamphlet Nazi is only mentioned a few times with the word Sozi included. Nazism is based on a 1920's timeline onwards, Pike died in 1891, well before the use of this term. FOIA 242 of British archives shows that no such letter exists.