In this video I sat down to address a viral clip featuring Professor Jiang and his “game theory” approach to geopolitics—especially the escalating conflict involving Iran. I listened carefully because, toward the end of his discussion, he started naming the kinds of systems Bible prophecy students recognize: secret coordination, power behind the scenes, and even references to Freemasons and Jesuits. I also explained why Christians can land in very different places depending on their prophetic framework—futurism versus historicism—and why that matters when people start interpreting modern wars as “end-times scripts.” Then I dealt head-on with the Albert Pike claim: the alleged 1871 letter predicting three world wars, including a final conflict between political Zionism and the Islamic world. I researched what I could find, and the key issue is this: the original letter has not been verified or located in Pike’s archives, so it remains an allegation. Even if parts of it sound plausible, I’m not building faith on unverifiable documents—I’m building on Scripture. Finally, I brought it back to Revelation 13 and the historicist view: the United States (the lamblike beast) must play a central end-time role in enforcing the mark of the beast and empowering the first beast system. Whether America “wins” or “loses” a war doesn’t change the trajectory of prophecy—Bible prophecy is marching on. The call is simple: don’t follow the beast, don’t follow political parties—follow the Lamb, because He wins.