FINAL WARNING: The Birth of Tyranny
He studied the various Masonic writings after meeting a Protestant
Freemason from Hanover. At first he thought about creating a superior
Masonic-like organization that would be made up of men possessing
superior abilities in all fields but concluded that Masonry was too open.Weishaupt was instructed by the Rothschilds (who were also said to
be Satanists), to leave the Catholic Church, and unite all the different
occult groups. He created the coven known as the ‘Golden Dawn’
which, to this day, is alleged to be the Rothschilds’ private coven.Weishaupt spent five years working out a plan through which all of his
ideas could be reduced to a single system which would be used to
fight the oppression of religion, thereby loosening social ties. He
wanted to replace Christianity with a religion of reason. An initial idea
was to form an organization comprised of ‘Schools of Wisdom,’ whose
goal was to “make of the human race, one good and happy family.”
They were to strive for the perfection of morals, so he thought about
naming the group the ‘Perfectibilists,’ but it lacked the air of mystery
and intrigue that he sought.In 1774, he published a fictitious article called Sidonii Apollinarus
Fragment, which he said, was to prepare the people for the doctrine of
reason. Weishaupt wrote: “Princes and nations will disappear without
violence from the earth. The human race will then become one family,
and the world will be the dwelling of rational men.” He wrote of their
aims: “To make the perfecting of reasoning powers interesting to
mankind, to spread the knowledge of sentiments, both humane and
social, to check wicked inclinations, to stand up for suffering and
oppressed virtue ... to facilitate the acquirement of knowledge and
science.”On May 1, 1776, under the direction of the newly formed House of
Rothschild (and Wessely, Moses, Mendelssohn; and the Bankers, Itzig,
Friedlander, and Meyer), who instigated the American Revolution to
weaken Great Britain, Weishaupt founded the Ancient Illuminated
Seers of Bavaria, which became known as the Order of the Illuminati.
Weishaupt said that the name was derived from Luciferian teachings,
and means, ‘Holders of the Light.’ In Latin, it means, the ‘enlightened
ones.’ In layman’s terms, it means ‘to illuminate,’ or ‘to give light.’ It
refers to someone who is enlightened, spiritually and intellectually.