The Illuminati

Actually, "Illuminati" is a generic label used in the past by the Catholic Church on freethinkers such as the Perfectibilists and the Freemasons, whose members were excommunicated by the Catholic Church.

Famous Filipino "Illuminati" include most Filipino heroes such as Rizal, Bonifacio, Mabini and Aguinaldo. If you visit Aguinaldo's house in Kawit, Cavite, you will see there a huge picture of a mason on a throne with a description of Aguinaldo's membership with the Freemasons.

The Masonic obelisk across Rizal's obelisk in Luneta also has pyramid tips, and there is a plaque on the Masonic obelisk describing the Philippine Revolution's acknowledgement to Freemasonry, signed by Aguinaldo.

The flag of the Philippines also has a "pyramid" or triangle, and the sun inside it is called the "Golden Eye" as described on another plaque on the Luneta obelisk.

Moreover, when the Spaniards arrested the 13 Martyrs of Cavite, the proof used to present the guilt of these illuminati conspirators were a booklet with a triangle on its frontispiece and a photograph with a master mason with its members arranged in triangular form.

Ten of the 13 Martyrs were official masons, and the other three simply believed in their philosophy, so they were executed on September 11. Their 115th death anniversary will be commemorated in 2011, and their monuments can be seen in Cavite City, Trece Martires (named after them) and Luneta.

Aguinaldo used the triangle frequently as their symbol. During meetings, he positioned tables to form a huge triangular table that could seat more than a hundred people. But he disbanded it after use to evade detection. General Pio Del Pilar first used the Triangle with the Golden Eye (Sunburst) in the KKK's 1895 flag. Then the Philippine flag used during Independence Day in 1898 finally included the Triangle and Golden Eye permanently.

If you visit Aguinaldo's house, you will see many more tripods there at the garden. There are also numerous secret passage ways in his house to aid his escape if necessary. The secrecy in the past of the Illuminati was necessary since the Catholic Church had political authority over Europe and its colonies, including the Philippines. It was illegal in the Philippines in the past.

But after the Philippine Revolution, Aguinaldo made the Philippines secular. This means that the Church no longer has political power. Priests can even be imprisoned today if they commit crimes. Filipinos are now free to choose any religion or no religion at all. That is what the Illuminati fought for fraternity, equality and liberty among all people.

The history of the US and Europe is similar. George Washington, like Aguinaldo was also an Illuminatus or a Freemason. Of course, the Church has always tried to fight back, which is why the Illuminati has been publicized negatively in some circles. But most of their secrets have been revealed already since most of the world is now secular.

But Rizal also recognized the dark side of the Illuminati which is why he wasn't supportive of the Revolution. Aguinaldo, for instance, wanted all his government officials to be Freemasons, which was the case in his government. Aguinaldo and his generals also loved American masons from the US government who held high positions, and Aguinaldo's government requested help from them.

But instead of being helped, the Americans betrayed him and killed 1.7 million Filipinos who fought the American illuminati. They tortured Filipinos using methods such as water boarding. They also sent them to leprosariums, which was the case for Mabini who also suffered from polio.

Of course, most Filipinos should know what happened to Bonifacio. Aguinaldo's men raped Bonifacio's wife and stabbed Bonifacio. Eventually, they executed him and buried him in Maragondon, Cavite.

Today, the illuminati, or at least part of its principles, is still alive in government. For instance, Benigno Aquino, Sr, the grandfather of Noynoy and President Manuel Roxas, the grandfather of Mar, were both well-known Freemasons. Noy is still fighting the Church, and he is still making the same mistake as Aguinaldo who asked assistance from American illuminati who will betray Noy in the end.

Like everything else, there's good Illuminati and dark Illuminati, rich Illuminati and poor illuminati, but you don't have to be a member of any group to be one. People seeking enlightenment and a better life will always be around.

That's why Filipinos and Americans, whether they like it or not, are children of the Illuminati because their founding fathers are Illuminati.

nope !

SpongeBob Squarepants does not worship the Illuminati. This is because he is just an animated TV character who lives in a pineapple under the sea with his pet snail Gary. Although modern belief in the Illuminati is delusional as it is no more real than Sponge Bob.

No relationship at all

No.

You may have to be a bit more specific, but if the information posted is of the "they don't exist" flavor, then sane, rational, intelligent people are posting it.

I answer this type of question over and over again. People don't really understand what the Illuminati is. While there was for a short time in Germany during the later part of the 18th century a group of people who called themselves Illuminati, among other names, no such group or any such named group has existed since they were disbanded in 1785. So, as accomplished as Oprah is, she is not capable of time travel, so could not be Illuminati.

It was a group of intellectuals in Bavaria in the 1770s and '80s, but it was disbanded in 1785. Since then, the group's name has been used in a variety of conspiracy theories.

While Horus is to the ancient Egyptians a solar deity, he pre-dates Christianity and the Illuminati.

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.

No

He is not.if he sings so anointedly about God how can he be.its just not possible. Well, that and the fact that the Illuminati hasn't existed since two hundred years before the man was born.

You have as much right to imagine yourself an Illuminati as anyone else. Welcome!

They existed only from May 1, 1776, their date of organization, to ca. 1784. Since around 1784 (when they broke up), the Illuminati group has been fictional. During their few years of operation, it is possible that as many as 2,000 persons, Masons and non-Masons, joined the group. They are not remembered for any great accomplishments during their short term of existence.

The modern Illuminati are a fictional organization, created by the authors Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson. Just as any person can claim to be an Illuminati, so can any group. There has never been any discernible proof of an actual conspiratorial Illuminati group, however.

Well, for one thing, there is no Illuminati. There may have been one in the 1700s, but there is not one ounce of objective evidence to show the group is still around. There are many internet rumors about the group, but the rumors are based on unproven claims, innuendo, and a lot of guesswork. None of the current bunch of myths offers any verifiable proof that the Illuminati exist today. Second, Mr. Cena is a professional wrestler, and while by all accounts he is a nice guy, he's a performer and is able to very effectively make money by playing his role in the wrestling game. Most of the alleged members of the Illuminati, way back when, were not from the world of entertainment; they were generally scholars, professors, and political leaders.

The real name for the organization Illuminati is precisely that, the Illuminati.

Illuminati is a plural noun, which translates as "the enlightened ones".

At this time, the net worth of members of the Illuminati is zero. All members of this organization have been dead for almost two hundred years, the organization was dissolved in 1785.

Well, frankly, all of that would likely require a great deal of self-delusion, perhaps copious amounts of pharmaceutical grade hallucinogenics (which would likely kill the consumer of such), and a "Way Back (WABAC) Machine [see the link below]." The "Way Back Machine" is most critical here, since the Illuminati has not existed since 1785, and when they did, not even they were able to achieve their desires, since the Duke of Bavaria and the Catholic Church (in the guise of the Duke's cousin the Cardinal of Nuremberg) ended the organization and hunted down the members.

No. No one is.

They are two separate organizations. The Illuminati was a group of intellectuals in Bavaria (Germany) in the late 18th Century, which has long since been disbanded. Then the Freemasons are a fraternal (male-only) group still in existence, though they don't secretly run the world.

I did it and there were more than I could count. But I doubt that it really has any meaning.

One may find the answer on how to make the Illuminati symbol on a keyboard by looking up a list of ALT commands. ALT commands are command prompts used with the alt key on the keyboard and numbers or letters.

Since the Illuminati did not exist when 2Pac did, it would have made about as much sense for him to be "against Illuminati" as to be against vampires. Since the Illuminati still does not exist (haven't since 1785) it would be a pure waste of time and effort for anyone to be against them. Perhaps if you were to interpret being against them to mean against ridiculous gullible notions, then perhaps he was, and that doesn't seem such a bad place to be. More of us should take the stance.