Illuminati Knows Something You Don't?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: network dude
It's friggin 10:08AM. AM damnit! This is why we in the south think you damn yankees are heathens. I'll have someone who looks religious pray for you.

So it is just the booze? Not the midget porn? Funny where you draw the line.

This is the south. We have standards, but also need some entertainment. (and let's face it, if you aren't drinking, you need some sort of outlet.) Just don't tell Tatoo.

a reply to: network dude

I'll admit, I hope they have beer in heaven.

a reply to: randyvs

The do, but it is Coors Lite.

The good stuff is you know where.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I'm not sure which web source you are referring to. Is it the Wikipedia entry? The source for the pull-quote I used in my post is "Pallottino (1975). p. 143." See the end of the paragraph (note #5).

If you mean alumnathe.org or thememorystewards.org those are my own websites that are part of the adventure game I'm writing. The sites are not meant to be academic sources.

a reply to: randyvs

I can only hope we all can brew our own, wine too!

a reply to: network dude

You my friend are sadly mistaken, do some more reading, truly enlighten yourself and you will uncover the fact that it is completely opposite of what you are thinking, goes back many years predating Christ so it cannot in essence have anything to do with that religion or it's deity, Keter might be a good place to start to reveal the truth.

A response ot the thread title:

Yes they know the world history they've covered up.

originally posted by: phinubian
a reply to: network dude

You my friend are sadly mistaken, do some more reading, truly enlighten yourself and you will uncover the fact that it is completely opposite of what you are thinking, goes back many years predating Christ so it cannot in essence have anything to do with that religion or it's deity, Keter might be a good place to start to reveal the truth.

Well, I am afraid I will need a tiny bit more than your word on this. I have studied this for quite some time now, and I have found multiple sources for this. Perhaps you could find a source that explains your point.


Edit to add:

After re-reading your post, I agree that they symbol is much older than Christianity, but the FACT that it was used by Christianity was my point, and I have many references for that assertion. It was used by Christians before the Illuminati was even thought of. Before Adam Weishaupt was an itch in his daddy's pants.

But it WAS used by Christians in their churches as a symbol for the trinity and the eye of God.
altreligion.about.com...

originally posted by: audenine
I'm not sure which web source you are referring to. Is it the Wikipedia entry? The source for the pull-quote I used in my post is "Pallottino (1975). p. 143." See the end of the paragraph (note #5).

Which has no link, let alone a pronunciation guide for Etruscan.

If you mean alumnathe.org or thememorystewards.org those are my own websites that are part of the adventure game I'm writing. The sites are not meant to be academic sources.

Which are the only ones claiming the pronunciation is as you claim.

a reply to: network dude


before ? are so so sure on that ?

a reply to: network dude

Actually, these "old ladies baking cakes" worship Minerva & The Owl (Satanic representation of the hebrew demon Lilith) and work hand-in-glove with Continental (Liberal) masons who have documented confessions of instigating/starting wars. And the star does not point to jesus, the eastern star was and still is the star called Sirius, the closest star to the sun. These women (and men) just propagate that fact to keep people from the truth as secret societies have always done.

a reply to: KSigMason

Okay, thanks for clearing that up. But either way, just thought I'd drop something at least related to Masonry which is still better than most of the Theory that I've come across so far

a reply to: ArchAnon

Ignorance is bliss, and you must be one Blissful person.

If you knew these women and what they do, you'd feel like a giant douche.

originally posted by: Sacri
a reply to: network dude


before ? are so so sure on that ?

Historically, representations of an eye tended to be avoided because of the association with the Evil Eye (a widespread and ancient European superstition). No medieval example of the Eye of God has yet been found. A rare Renaissance example of it appears above Christ's head in the Supper of Emmaus painted for the Carthusians in 1525

source

What year was the Illuminati founded?

According to available documents, the Ancient Illuminated Seers of Bavaria (commonly known as the Bavarian Illuminati) were founded by Adam Weishaupt (Spartacus) on May 1, 1776

source

Not sure what your question actually is.

a reply to: network dude

Thats your best response? To attack my character rather than my statement. Seems more ignorant on your part
I have proof of both of them claims

The higher degrees of the adoptive rite worships Minerva & The Owl as one of its symbols, It's in the 3rd degree

What does the Karma score mean?

And btw, I know many Eastern Stars and most of them I have come across to me as feminist man-haters with a touch of lesbian in them. Not really related to anything, but since you brought up me knowing any of them I do

originally posted by: ArchAnon

I have proof of both of them claims

no, actually you don't. What you have is paranoid slag from ultra religious zealots that aren't capable of using their brains. The only way to "know" these things is to experience them, or research them with a brain.

There are things I think I know, and there thing I know for FACT. You are wrong. That is fact. Think I am lying? Join.

a reply to: network dude

There are things i know, too www.dropbox.com...#/

And in the Adoptive Rite manual there is even a passage that warns them that a "Irreparable Injury" will result in their disclosure of their rites and assignments, but hold on, since you will dismiss this too without looking, I'll try to find it within those 300+ pages. So much for them being "Old ladies baking cakes"