Scary Facts About The Illuminati The The "Illuminati" was founded as an Enlightenment order mostly composed of intellectuals, philosophers, etc., with gnosis or gnosticism as their backbone... opposed two main enemies above all: superstition and the abuse of state power. The fact that we use the term "Illuminati" to point a finger at some "secret society" is kind of ironic. It's pretty obvious that if anyone were responsible for all this, it would have to be the ones that controlled the majority of the money in the world. "He who controls the money supply of a nation, controls the nation." - James A. Garfield When looked at like this, it's not really a big secret or mystery who's at the top here. And while I could just list out the last names of the "13 ruling families," it's much more important to understand that it's the idea that continues to live on that must be overcame in people's minds to be able to ever say something like, "We defeated the Illuminati." Not try to "overcome" any individuals, but the idea... almost identical to how the pyramid on the back of the American dollar bill displays 13 layers of brick (representing the foundation/vehicle) to support the floating all-seeing eye (representing the idea). Almost like saying, "the idea is above us all." Also, it never truly made sense how the "Illuminati" could have done all of this, and by "Illuminati" I refer to what history tells us... that Adam Weishaupt founded a group of highly intelligent "freethinkers" that sought to improve the world through "enlightenment" in Bavaria, Germany on May 1, 1776. "Illuminati" is the plural of "illuminatus," which means seeker of illumination/light/enlightenment for the mind. How could a small group that wanted to keep it's membership secret wield so much influence after all? In a way, the history of the "Illuminati" makes it sound much more like the rebellion from "V for Vendetta." Then I happened to stumble on this website, please click here to view it. For some reason after reading this supposed "interview with an illuminatus," it started to make a lot more sense to me. This website mentions over and over again about overcoming the "Old World Order," which is what got us here in so much debt... and hopes to create a positive "New World Order." They refer to this "New World Order" as "Meritocracy" (please click here to learn more, check out the FAQ section and learn about a 100% Inheritance Tax) ... in which this type of society would reward you based on your "merit," or how much work you provided to the rest of the community (hard work + talent), opposed to today how money and lineage is what determines your class in this world. (they go into much greater detail and length on their website, and after reading through their site it's clear to see that whoever wrote it had to be pretty intelligent about current affairs). It is hard not to be reminded of the "Zeitgeist" (or Venus Project) movement. If you have ever seen their films on YouTube, you know that they are trying to do the exact same thing... dismantle the "Old World Order" class of hierarchy, and replace it with a "New World Order," but in this instance, one without money entirely. Almost like how "Star Trek's" society was portrayed. After studying both of these replacement systems, it's clear to see that the people that came up with them are trying to create a positive change in this world... and then we have the current "ruling class," and the change they are trying to put in place for their own personal benefits, instead of for the benefits of everyone...
