If we’re talking about professional wrestling, the nWo rules! Kevin Nash was cool as hell. Otherwise, if you hear that phrase, it's a bright red flag.

‘Cabal’ comes from ‘kabbalah,’ the term for Jewish mysticism.

‘Cabal’ was first used in a sinister way thanks to Charles Dickens, author of that creepy ghost book about Christmas, who in A Child’s History of England named the secret group controlling Charles II’s reign CABAL (after five men’s first names: Clifford, Arlington, Buckingham, Ashley, and Lauderdale). But it became sinister AND antisemitic thanks to The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (1903), a Russian pamphlet supposedly exposing a secret Jewish ‘cabal’ – the “New World Order” – that was plotting to control the world’s banks, governments, and media. 

The idea of branding Jews as secret, all-controlling enemies is believed to be the work of Pyotr Rachovsky, chief of the Paris branch of the Russian secret police in the late 1890s. The Protocols, which pulled from various works of fiction over the years, became a huge hit. In recent years, ‘New World Order’ (NWO) has also been nicknamed ‘Jew World Order’ (JWO). But our favorite NWO conspiracy theory is that it’s secretly headquartered in the basement of the Denver Airport, because why not? ‍

In general, other conspiracy theories about secret groups controlling the world – the masons, the illuminati, globalist elites, or even the reptilians – often employ (and overlap with) extensive antisemitic elements.

Or maybe that's what the reptilians want you to think.

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