Kennedy’s Secret Society speech revealed he, and others, were aware of a global conspiracy to subvert democracy and violate sovereignty in the US and other countries around the world using immoral and criminal methods to serve and advance interests of what many have come to recognize as a globalist crime syndicate - while the syndicate’s interests were and are completely contrary to the interests of world’s public. As is the case for the US public, serving our interests is supposed to be the only reason the US government exists.
I don’t believe Kennedy was referring to the USSR or any organization associated with advancing communism or socialism. The only single group I can think of with the kind of power Kennedy was talking about, would have been the worlds wealthiest international bankers and financiers which has morphed to include many of the globalist multinational corporations the bankers invested in - “One big happy family and you ain’t in it” as George Carlin informed us. I believe it’s always been material wealth and military power that rules - if you feed an army they will serve you and compete for honors. And don’t we know that is one serious obstacle to overcome if the globalists are to be thwarted and defeated while the US military and others in the West are literally acting as the globalists proxies - as was the case long before Kennedy’s now famous speech. The two can’t really be separated. Without money there’s no military and without a military there’s no way to enforce the dictates that generate the wealth to fund domestic enforcement and military conflict. The genius of the bankers has been in using their wealth to influence politicians and media in a way that gave them control of armies - such as with the US at times. Being heavily invested in the weapons industries, the bankers then profited off taxpayer funded wars as well as from natural resources that were essentially looted through those efforts advancing globalization towards a one world totalitarian financial system.
In the case of the wealthiest bankers and financiers, it seems they have no loyalty to country, moral principles, or civilized humanity, but are more than loyal to the system that best serves their purposes for increasing their wealth and power on what can be argued is an insane level of extremism with all things considered.
This segment of JFK’s speech is significant in that it indicated what he believed was taking place in the world. Since then, documented history tells us he was right about the secret society even though he didn’t name it specifically. It would be so interesting to know with certainty, in their own words, what the people close to Kennedy knew about the secret society, and if they thought the secret society was involved in his assassination.