The New World Order: Does anybody care anymore

Originally posted by twitchy
Come one infinite, I'm sure the Bilderberg group sits around every year and discusses new cookie recipies, maybe Bohemian Grove is ust a big top level boy scouts marshmellow roast...

Originally posted by shorty
Few people care, most dismiss it and dismisss those who do as idiots or weirdos and maybe it wont be long until we fing which is true.................

Originally posted by Masonic Light

The Illuminati was originally a society of freethinkers and liberals called the Society of Perfectibilis, founded in 1774 at the University of Ingolstadt in Bavaria by Adam Weishaupt, a professor of Natural Philosophy. Both the college and the Bavarian government were under Jesuit control, and, in 1776, Weishaupt was fired for teaching "anti-Christian doctrines", i.e., Deist doctrines, separation of church and state, and secular education.

The Society was re-organized after this incident, and they changed their names to "Illuminati", indicating their allegiance to the "Age of Enlightenment" over what is known as the "dark ages", i.e., the period where all European life was strictly controlled by the Church and its dogma.

Influenced by the American Revolution, Weishaupt re-structured the Illuminati to be similar to Freemasonry and the American secret society called Sons of Liberty who were responsible for launching the Revolution against England (and most probably the Boston Tea Party).

The Jesuit Electorate soon infiltrated the Illuminati with secret agents, and many of their members were arrested for participating in revolutionary activities. Weishaupt fled to Prussia, where he wrote his memoires "In Defense of Illuminism", in exile.

Because the Roman Church wished to completely suppress freethinking societies, they launched a propaganda campaign distorting their agenda. For example, when the Illuminati called for separation of church and state, the Church called this "destruction of Christianity." When the Illuminati called for free, popular democratic elections, the Church called this "anarchy". When the Illuminati called for equal rights between men and women, the Church called this "destruction of the family."

Modern conspiracy theory concerning the Illuminati is a direct descendent of this Jesuit disinformation campaign. In reality, the Illuminati was short-lived, and was always poplulated by government spies who kept tabs on the order's leaders and their agendas.

Famous members of the Illuminati include Weishaupt, Baron Adolph von Knigge, the poet Johannes von Goethe, the alchemist and physician Comte de St. Germaine, and composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Mozart dedicated his final opera, "Die Zauberflote" ("The Magic Flute") to the Illuminati, and to Freemasonry, of which he was also a member.

Originally posted by yekway
Well it seems to me that people are still wanting to know more about certain socities of this world.

You will learn more as your life prgresses.

Originally posted by cotwom
I do not believe the Illuminati have anything to do with the NWO if there is an NWO.

Here's a quote from the Secret Societies section concerning the Illuminati that I absolutely love.

Originally posted by Amarillo_Brice
I'm not certain any more that a NWO would necessarily be a negative thing. We're hardly in a world of justice and political morality as it is.

Originally posted by infinite

NWO will come when the UN falls apart.
its starting now...well sort of.