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The Illuminati
A common theme of conspiracy theories, the Illuminati has captured the imagination of writers and story tellers since the 18th century.
882 Questions
Is Nia Peeples an Illuminati puppet?
No. Assuredly not. As there is no such thing as an "Illuminati puppet," she could not possibly be. Now had she been alive over two hundred years ago and living in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, she could perhaps have been a member of the then secret society, but since she didn't on either account, she couldn't possibly be affiliated with an organization that doesn't now exist.
Neither Gazza nor anyone else alive today is Illuminati. The Illuminati does not exist except in the minds of the delusional and gullible.
The Illuminati is not an organization of singers or artists of any kind. The Illuminati was an organization (1776-1785) of enlightened intellectuals whose goal was the overthrow of an oppressive monarchy. They were very unsuccessful in their endeavor because that monarch successfully destroyed the organization and imprisoned their leadership.
The only Illuminati that exists today is the invention of writers and bloggers who enjoy feeding the imaginations of paranoid and reality-challenged individuals who are unable to grasp real social issues.
The thing that most Illuminati believers don't consider is the Illuminati were the intellectual elite, not the financially successful.
Was Katy Perry part of the illuminati?
That's easy, if she was born in Europe at least 250 years ago, then maybe. If not, she's not Illuminati.
What is the story behind the Illuminati?
The word Illuminati is grossly overused and vastly misunderstood. It was a small organization that was founded in 1776 by Johann Adam Weishaupt. Being a secret fraternal order and that being in vogue in Europe then, the organization flourished along the well establish Freemasons, and many of Weishaupt's members were also Masons. However, the Order's political goals, specifically separation of church and state (a Jeffersonian concept as seen in the Establishment Clause) caught the attention of Karl Theodor, Duke of Bavaria, and perhaps his cousin Johann Theodore, Duke of Bavaria and Bishop of Munich and Friesling and Regensburg, both of whom staunchly opposed separation and whom were proponents of Enlightenment philosophy. Despot that Karl was, he disbanded all secret societies in 1784, but specifically targeted the Order of the Illuminati in 1785, and ordered his American Loyalist lap-dog Benjamin Thompson to hunt them down. Many were imprisoned and had all property and writings confiscated. Weishaupt and a friend ran for over a year. The friend died while running, but Weishaupt reached exile in Gotha and died there in 1830. The defunct organization never recovered or reemerged.
You can find some of this and translation of Weishaupt's post exile writings in the link below.
Are the Mayans in connection with the Illuminati in any way?
Nope. The Mayan civilization had collapsed by 300 AD. The Illuminati was not founded until 1776 and was destroyed nine years later. About seven thousand miles of ocean, a millenium and a half, and no contact between the hemispheres for eleven hundred years separate them. There is as nearly likely a connection between the Viking culture and Java Man.
Did Illuminati try to make the South Park Mexican rapper join them?
Two problems with this:
First, the allegations regarding the Illuminati maintain that they are a super secret organization run by major malevolent power players who pull the strings that control world events. IF they existed, it is highly unlikely that they would be even remotely interested in the convicted child rapist Carlos Coy.
Second, the Illuminati is nothing more than a fantasy promulgated by writers of fiction and deluded paranoids. What does not exist cannot recruit anyone.
The Illuminati did exist at one point but the Catholic Church is no longer a dictatorship so there is no need for them to exist any longer.
Is Rupert Murdock one of the Illuminati?
Yes he is one of the members from Australia.
See the connections on the web.
Was Karl Marx known as a Illuminati?
No, Karl Marx (1818-1883) is known for his social philosophy, known as Marxism, and outlining social theories that form the economic model of communism. Marx published and lectured on his philosophy throughout his lifetime. Karl Marx was born 33 years after the Illuminati had ceased to exist.
The scholars that formed the Illuminati had more concrete goals to accomplish. The Illuminati was an organization (1776-1785), founded by Bavarian writer and scholar Adam Weishaupt, of enlightened intellectuals whose goal was the overthrow of an oppressive monarchy and the control of civil authorities by the Roman Catholic Church. The organization was very unsuccessful.
When Karl Theodore became ruler of Bavaria in 1777 and secret societies were banned by an edict of 1785, including the Illuminati. Weishaupt fled and his documents and correspondence were seized. Van Zwak's premises was searched and all of the groups literature was found. The entire organization disbanded and any whose name had not been uncovered did not want their association to become public.
TB Joshua is not a member of the Illuminati.
Some people believe a group of powerful people exists that has ties to the occult. They believe the group has influence over governments, media, and every aspect of society, and that they want to bring about a New World Order which they totally control. People who believe this group exists often refer to it as the Illuminati. Rumors persist that celebrities, politicians, and other people are members of the group, but while they may support some of the ideas and goals or be involved in the occult, they are not members of the Illuminati.
No. The Illuminati does not exist and no NBA athletes are members. Can't be, since the Illuminati does not exist.
No. Mr. Vaughn is an actor and comedian. It would not be possible for him to belong to what doesn't exist.
