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In the end, the church and the royalty easily triumphed. Responding to all kinds of fantastic accusations, the government quashed Weishaupt's order less than a decade after it was founded.
The Illuminati conspiracy, such as it was, ended. And the Illuminati conspiracy theory had begun.
Promoting conspiracy theories turns out to be much more profitable than debunking them, another reason this mania will never go away.
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- Nathan Meyer Rothschild.
"Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws."
- Nathan Meyer Rothschild.
"I care not what puppet is placed upon the throne of England to rule the Empire on which the sun never sets. The man who controls Britain's money supply controls the British Empire, and I control the British money supply."
- Nathan Meyer Rothschild
We are like the mechanism of a watch: each part is essential.
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Closing Statement
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Magazines in the 1970s, such as Teenset and others, suggested that the Illuminati controlled the rock music business and were responsible for masterminding all the assassinations of recent decades.
American Opinion magazine said that American Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) was the current manifestation of the one-world conspiracy.
In the Bulletin to Restore the Constitution, from Fort Collins, Colorado, we find the Illuminati made up of Fabianism, round table, communism, Bilderbergers, CFR, Rotary, Elks, Y.M.C.A., and B’nai B’rith.
Both opponents opened the debate strong, and started with solid positions. There is a certain finesse to be displayed within a debate, which SonoftheSun excelled with, but not to be outdone by Signals brief yet concise opening.
Round 1, Tie.
Within the next series of exchanges, Son continued solidifying his position with a nicely laid out presentation, while Signals faltered a bit by providing historical records which wandered a bit from the topic of the discussion.
With Son sticking to the topic, and Signals failing to link his position back to the present with a solid tenable connection.....
Round 2, SonoftheSun.
The debate closes down with Son linking the popularity of the Illuminati to the media, and supplying a motive for the continued belief in "them". His position remains consistent, as he rhetorically ties nearly every conspiracy back to the Illuminati, which is logistically impossible unless they truly do govern the whole world.
Signals finishes with tying Hollywood to the Illuminati, but inadvertently reinforces his opponent's position of the media, and profit, and could have presented a bit more information for the relationship between baseball and the Illuminati. Overall, Signals would have benefited by lengthening his posts closer to the allowed character limit, and by using that space to expound upon his position a bit more. The brevity of Signals posts did not favor his presentation in the least.
Round 3, and the debate, SonoftheSun.
While Signals provided a variety of information to insinuate that the Illuminati holds influence in today's world, SonoftheSun excellently argues that there is no evidence to support such a theory.
SonoftheSun also points out that many people associated with Illuminati theories are nothing more than TPTB folded into the theory itself, yet doesn't prove the existence of the Illuminati itself.
Signal's attempt to incorporate symbology into the argument was also met with articulate rebuttal by SonoftheSun.
Good debate by both, but I give it to SonoftheSun.