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Originally posted by Merger
The illuminati are actually offshoots of the civilisations of Lemuria AND atlantis. They hold true knowledge and practices, and it has been handed down over the eons of time. They actually became a known society during sumerian times.
Weishaupts is a smokescreen for the true illuminati, a disinfo agent.
They BELIEVE what they are doing is RIGHT, they see chaos on the planet, and they are here to fix it, we the sheep need shephards. If the illuminati were destroyed, then chaos may exist on planet earth.
However..... they are at war with each other, and also the hanabu of antartic... another group of people wanting to install their own NWO.
Kind Regards
Merger
Originally posted by Merger
Most of my info is conversion with the author of Blue Blood True Blood. His name is Stewart Swerdlow, check his books out at amazon.com
Kind Regards
Merger
Neither Robison nor Barruel deny that the professed goal of the Order was to teach people to be happy by making them good — to do this by enlightening the mind and freeing it from the dominion of superstition and prejudice. But they refused to accept this at face value. Where Weishaupt and Knigge promoted a freedom from church domination over philosophy and science, Robison and Barruel saw a call for the destruction of the church. Where Weishaupt and Knigge wanted a release from the excesses of state oppression, Robison and Barruel saw the destruction of the state. Where Weishaupt and Knigge wanted to educate women and treat them as intellectual equals, Robison and Barruel saw the destruction of the natural and proper order of society.
Illuminati (ĭlū'mĭnā'tī, –nä'tē) [Lat.,=enlightened], rationalistic society founded in Germany soon after 1776 by Adam Weishaupt, a professor at Ingolstadt, having close affinities with the Freemasons and seemingly organized on a Masonic plan. While briefly very popular among German rationalists, it had limited influence. The Roman Catholic Church, which Weishaupt left in his youth and rejoined before his death, condemned the Illuminati; in 1785 the Bavarian government dissolved the organization. It did not long survive. In Spain and Italy in the 15th and 16th cents. the term Illuminati, or Alumbrado, referred to persons claiming direct communion with the Holy Spirit, so asserting that outward forms of religious life are unnecessary. Their claims led to persecution by the Inquisition. Other groups using the name have included the Rosicrucians, and certain followers of Jakob Boehme and Emmanuel Swedenborg.