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The super-secret society

The super-secret society, that dominates the world 1/3 

-DavidG.

Image result for super secret society realYou have heard of them, you know who they are — Illuminati.
The secret society, which was started in 1776 in Bavaria by Adam Weishaupt, a professor of canon law at the University of Ingolstadt. Weishaupt patterned his organization on the Freemasons.
What is Freemasonry? It’s a 300 years old loose organization of various fraternal groups that trace their origins back to stonemasonry guilds from the Middle Ages. Since then, Freemasons have diversified their interests, and are now essentially community organizations that focus on fraternity, charity, and goodwill towards mankind, like a more secretive version of a Rotary Club. Or at least, that’s what they’d like you to believe. Dedicated conspiracy theorists continue to disagree.
Everyone wanting to join must attest that they believe in one singular Supreme Power — a monotheistic god, but not necessarily the Christian one. In other words, only men who believe in God can join, and even then they need connections.
The fraternity of the Freemasons is based on equality and equity within the organization. A wide variety of people have joined the order, including a great number of presidents and other important and influential individuals. However, all such grandiose titles must be dropped at the door when entering a Masonic Lodge.
Real-world status means nothing to Freemasons when meetings are held, and the only status that matters is one’s level of achievement within Freemasonry. Everyday laborers stand shoulder-to-shoulder with titans of industry inside a Masonic Lodge.
But perhaps one of the most asked questions out of the confusion and mystery lies of Freemasons — other than meeting up and chatting about who is in the club, what is the attraction to join? People have their conspiracies and ideas but no one really knows exactly why. You may think this is some kind of conspiracy, but no — these are real people you guys.
Needless to say, I think that Freemasons are Illuminati. After Weishaupt patterned Illuminati with Freemasons, it didn’t take too long before members began fighting each other for control. In 1785 Duke Karl Theodor of Bavaria banned secret societies, fearing some might be a threat to the government. Weishaupt fled to Germany, where he began expanding his philosophies of a one-world government.
Because of the connection between the Illuminati and Freemasonry, many speculate that Illuminati played a part in the early history of the United States. Many of the founding fathers were Freemasons. Mysterious symbols on paper money and even monuments in Washington, DC have been attributed to Masonic influence.

The secret rituals of Illuminati

Yes, you read it right! One of the Illuminati’s favorite is sacrificing children.
Child sacrifice is the ritualistic killing of children in order to please or appease a god or supernatural beings in order to achieve the desired result. As such, it is a form of human sacrifice.
Also, since 9/11 we have been placed under a microscope, our privacy removed as we are being watched and profiled by a sinister force with a malevolent agenda. The theories and conclusions that the Government was responsible, though partially true, have taken a surprising new twist — as there may be another explanation, one much larger in scope and much more terrifying. Testimony from an insider reveals an unholy alliance that formed in the 1940s between the elite force that truly governs our planet, the Illuminati, and an Extraterrestrial race that has inhabited the Earth since Man’s beginning — perhaps demons themselves?

Who is supposedly an Illuminati member?

As well as being king and queen of the charts, Beyonce and Jay Z are frequently depicted as lords of the New World Order a.k.an Illuminati. Beyonce’s immense fame and popularity have long made her a favorite target for conspiracy theorists. Illuminati “experts” seized upon her half-time performance at the 2013 Super Bowl as an example of her “devil-worshipping” choreography, even accusing her on-stage alter ego Sasha Fierce of being a “demonic entity”.

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