Part 13 of: Learn more about these evil jews. The Illuminati. Documentary.

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Published on Jul 8, 2024
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Adam Weishaupt was born in 1748 of Jewish parents but grew up in the Catholic faith (Bavarian German Jew). When his father, George Weishaupt, died in 1754, young Adam was turned over to be raised by the Jesuits by his godfather, Baron Ickstatt, who was curator of the university of Ingolstadt in Bavaria.
He converted to Protestantism when studying law at Ingolstadt.
He had also studied classic religion and theology and the Eleusian and Mithrian mysteries, and also the works of Pythagoras. became a Satanist, Occultist, 33rd Degree Freemason, and Professor of Canon Law at a university in Bavaria. Weishaupt, through communications with Satan came to believe that he was meant to help the Antichrist come to power. On May 1st, 1776, Weishaupt founded the Order of the Illuminati and resurrected the form of Satanism practiced by the Knights Templars. Weishaupt (codenamed Brother Spartacus) planned to infiltrate governments, religions, and secret societies in order to create a New World Order. Weishaupt knew this task would never be accomplished in his life time.

In 1784-85, the Illuminati was discovered, exposed and banned. Weishaupt fled to Northern Germany. However by this time, the Illuminati plan had already been set in motion. Weishaupt spent the rest of his life in exile but continued to lead the Illuminati, practice the Occult, and speak with Satan.

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