Topic: 666

In a filmed interview, Tony Brown explains the origins of the Illuminati, founded by Adam Weishaupt in 1776. Brown discusses the symbolism on the U.S. dollar bill, including the pyramid and the Great Seal, which he links to the Order. He argues that May Day is a celebration of the Illuminati rather than communism, and that the group's goal is the accumulation of generational wealth through secular rationalism.

Tim Cohen continues his analysis of Prince Charles's heraldry, linking the red dragon symbol to Roman standards and Satan as described in Revelation 12. He claims that the name "Charles Prince of Wales" calculates to 666 in both Hebrew and English. Cohen further alleges that the Order of the Garter serves as the core leadership for groups like the Illuminati, Freemasonry, and the Committee of 300.

Tim Cohen shares his personal background as a cadet at the Air Force Academy, Class of 1988. He explains that he resigned from the Academy six months before graduation to pursue full-time research into Revelation 13 after receiving what he believed was a divine sign regarding Prince Charles's coat of arms.

Thibodeau compares modern federal laws and the "666 crime bill" to the legal tactics used in Nazi Germany to control citizens. He disputes the ATF's "In the Line of Fire" propaganda, which depicted Koresh as a street preacher. Instead, he describes Koresh's recruitment style as a slow, theological reasoning process that could last for years.