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The Illuminati Dupes the Masonic Lodges
Q: We started to get into a conversation, the
other day, about the Illuminati. Can you tell me how the Illuminati
got started … and what it is?
RK: What is the Illuminati?
I will try to give a little background. That might take awhile. There was a
fellow by the name of Adam Wieshaupt, who, back in 1776, which was a pretty easy date for most Americans to remember. He was
living in Bavaria, which has since become
part of Germany,
and he started a group of people who had the idea of creating a one-world
government. Unfortunately, he started with the idea that he was going to be
the ruler of this one-world government. He outlined a plan by which to
accomplish this which really was brilliantly thought
out. He spent five or six years, or something like that, thinking about how
to do it. Apparently, he noted that the Masonic Lodges of the world had some really good ideas and decided to use their idealism, as it
were, to capture their attention. He promoted himself as being a person who
had information of what the next step up in Mosaic mysteries and created yet a
higher number of degrees in the Illuminati; the
Illuminati being apparently the illumed ones, the brilliant ones. He proposed,
to these lodges throughout the world, who were then the Masons, that he would
let them in on some of these higher mysteries. The fact, of course, is that
he used the Masons, since there were quite a few important people who were
part of the Mosaic Order back then. As a matter of fact,
just about all of the people who were in the Continental Congress, that
signed the Declaration of Independence, happened to be members of the Masonic
Order. Most all our presidents of the United States have been members
of the Masonic Order. So, obviously,
the people who were doers and people interested in promoting idealistic
concepts in some practical way were there ready to use. It also came out, later
on, that once he got the Masons to take over the various governments for them
that the first people who he had to get rid of, of course,
were the Masons who helped him do it because they were too dangerous to have
around. That kind of gives you an idea of his mindset
in how they do things. (08-1981)
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