WW3 Predictions: Albert Pike’s Freemason Letter That Came True?

Albert Pike’s letter predicted 3 world wars with chilling accuracy—are we living Act 3 now?   *Description:* August 15, 1871. Charleston, South Carolina. Albert Pike, Confederate general and Freemason philosopher, allegedly wrote a letter that many claim outlined the future of the world with chilling precision. Known as Pike’s World War Prophecy, this letter to Giuseppe Mazzini has become one of the most infamous stories in conspiracy lore.   The letter allegedly described three world wars that would reshape humanity:   - World War I to dismantle monarchies and spread communism. - World War II to ignite authoritarianism and establish political Zionism. - World War III as a final clash between Zionism and the Islamic world—leading to chaos, collapse of religion, and the rise of a new world order.   What makes this story terrifying is how much of it already seems to have come true. The eerie predictions of Albert Pike mirror world events that shaped the 20th century—and now, some argue, we are stepping into the final act.   But here’s the problem: was this letter real… or a fabrication born of 19th-century hoaxes? From Leo Taxil’s admitted pranks to William Guy Carr’s Pawns in the Game, this letter’s authenticity has been challenged again and again. Yet despite the lack of proof, the story refuses to die—because its blueprint for global chaos feels hauntingly familiar.   In this Divergent Files investigation, we dive into the origins, claims, and eerie accuracy of Albert Pike’s alleged prophecy. Was it a roadmap for a one-world order, or just a mirror of human nature’s darkest tendencies?   *Why Listen?* Because you're tired of being lied to—and so are we. We follow the receipts, separate the real from the noise, and tell the story like it was never supposed to be told.   *Support the channel at: * [https://www.patreon.com/c/divergentfiles]

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