FINAL WARNING: The Birth of Tyranny
1) Abolition of the Monarchy and all ordered government.
2) Abolition of private property.
3) Abolition of inheritance.
4) Abolition of patriotism.
5) Abolition of the family, through the abolition of marriage, all
morality, and the institution of communal education for children.
6) Abolition of all religion.The purposes of these six points were to divide the people politically,
socially, and economically; to weaken countries and create a one-
world government. They testified that “all religion, all love of country
and loyalty to sovereigns, were to be annihilated...”The government pardoned all public officials and military leaders who
publicly admitted membership. Those who didn’t, and were discovered
to be members, lost their rank and standing, were removed from office,
and openly disgraced and humiliated.Weishaupt was preparing to set his plans into motion for the French
Revolution, which was slated to begin in 1789. In July, 1785, he
instructed Zwack to put their plans in book form. This book contained
a history of the Illuminati, and many of their ideas for expansion and
future endeavors. A copy was sent by courier (identified as Jacob
Lanze) to Illuminati members in Paris and Silesia. However, after
leaving Frankfurt, as the courier rode through Regensburg (another
source says it was Ratisbon) on horseback, he was struck by lightning
and killed. The authorities found the document and turned it over to
the government. Another source indicates the possibility that he may
have been murdered, and the documents planted on him.Xavier Zwack (‘Cato’), a government lawyer, and one of the Order’s
most prominent leaders, whose name was on Renner’s list, had his
house in Landshut illegally searched by the police in October, 1785,
and his papers seized. He was dismissed from his position. Many
books, documents, papers and correspondence were discovered,
including over 200 letters written between Weishaupt and the members
of the Areopagite, which dealt with matters of the highest secrecy. The
following year, more information was taken from the houses of Baron
Bassus and Count Massenhausen (‘Ajar’). Among the confiscated
documents, were tables which contained their secret codes and