The Illuminati: The Largest Conspiracy Theories Of All Time
The Illuminati, also known as the “enlightened ones” is the center of one of the biggest conspiracy theories of all time. Although some may believe the Illuminati collapsed in the late 1700s, there are many firm believers in its existence today. The Illuminati was originally founded in Bavaria in 1776 by Adam Weishaupt, a student of the Jewish philosopher Mendelssohn, and the Rothschild family. The alleged society has always been based off of Freemasonry, which members of the Illuminati controlled during the 18th century. Freemasonry is a secret institution in which members at one level don’t know what members at another level are doing. Having 2000 members over a span of 10 years, many politicians and intellectuals were believed to be part
of this secret society, such as Ferdinand of Brunswick and Diplomat Xavier von Zwack. In 1777 Karl Theodor became ruler of Bavaria and his government banned all secret societies, causing Weishaupt to flee. All of his and Von Zwack’s documents were seized and then published by the Bavarian government. About 10-15 years after the Illuminati’s downfall, Augustin Barruel’s Memoirs illustrating the History of Jacobinism and John Robison’s Proofs of a Conspiracy publicized the theory that the Illuminati survived. It also represented an ongoing international conspiracy, claiming the Illuminati were behind the French Revolution.
This society of international bankers, top government officials, leaders in the energy cartel, and media monopoly owners has one goal, to control the world through a one-world government. In order to reach this goal they crave to have total control of financial systems, the media, and universities. Currently, they set up the council on foreign relations, the Bilderberg group, and the tri-lateral commission. The Illuminati are also believed to have control over the U.N. and federal agencies.
of this secret society, such as Ferdinand of Brunswick and Diplomat Xavier von Zwack. In 1777 Karl Theodor became ruler of Bavaria and his government banned all secret societies, causing Weishaupt to flee. All of his and Von Zwack’s documents were seized and then published by the Bavarian government. About 10-15 years after the Illuminati’s downfall, Augustin Barruel’s Memoirs illustrating the History of Jacobinism and John Robison’s Proofs of a Conspiracy publicized the theory that the Illuminati survived. It also represented an ongoing international conspiracy, claiming the Illuminati were behind the French Revolution.
This society of international bankers, top government officials, leaders in the energy cartel, and media monopoly owners has one goal, to control the world through a one-world government. In order to reach this goal they crave to have total control of financial systems, the media, and universities. Currently, they set up the council on foreign relations, the Bilderberg group, and the tri-lateral commission. The Illuminati are also believed to have control over the U.N. and federal agencies.