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Ep. 2/​16/​2026 - The Jiggy Jaguar Show Unmasking the Jesuit World Order with Steven Drake — Exploring History, COVID-19 & Global

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Today on the show we welcome Steven Drake, author of the upcoming book Jesuit World Order: The History & Destiny of Man Explored Through the Lens of COVID-19. Steven is the founder of JesuitWorldOrder.org, where he researches and discusses how centuries of historical forces and institutional power dynamics connect to today’s global events — including the COVID-19 era and claims of world governance agendas. In his work, Steven digs into decades-long narratives about the New World Order, explores what he views as occult and geopolitical influences shaping modern society, and examines topics like vaccination protocols, depopulation narratives, and historical power structures. His book is projected for release in spring 2026 and is built on extensive citations and analysis of history and current events. Join us as we discuss his research, the motivations behind his writing, and what listeners should understand about how past and present forces interplay in defining our world’s future.

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