Tag: Adam Weishaupt

  • The Entertainment Division of the Military-Industrial Complex

    The Entertainment Division of the Military-Industrial Complex

    from ishtarsgate.wordpress.com: It was Frank Zappa who said that “Government is the entertainment division of the military industrial complex”. But he didn’t just mean the elected politicians. He meant the whole shadowy apparatus that governs our thinking and which is building to a screaming pitch in 2012 to support the “beyond black” alien agenda at…

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  • The Order of the Illuminati

    from vigilantcitizen.com: The Order of the Illuminati is often at the center of debates about the impact of secret societies on human history. Is the Illuminati a myth or does it truly secretly rule the world? As the number of people asking that question has grown, facts about the Order have become diluted with misconceptions…

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  • In Search of the Illuminati: A Light Amidst Darkness

    In Search of the Illuminati: A Light Amidst Darkness

    from jwmt.org: The Bavarian Illuminati is certainly among the most famous, if not the most infamous, groups to emerge from the Western mystery traditions. A mere mention continues to evoke a sense of profound mystery and sinister sentiments – especially among contemporary conspiracy theorists where “commonsense distinction between fact and fiction melts away”.[1] Much confusion…

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  • ‘Illuminati of Bavaria’

    A fine 45 minute overview, “Illuminati of Bavaria,” part 2 of 4 parts series, “Secret Socities – The String Pullers,” fills in viewer on mysterious occult group founded May 1, 1776 in Munich, Germany by Jesuit Adam Weishaupt.   Notably, Illuminati, were created, within a Freemason lodge reports doc and introduced three membership levels based…

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  • Myron Fagan: The Illuminati and the Council on Foreign Relations

    Myron Fagan: The Illuminati and the Council on Foreign Relations

    Myron Fagan is an important figure in fight against New World Order. Fagan and his lectures are still accessible thanks to mp3 conversions of his sixties era 3-Record LP set.

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