History and Impact of the Illuminati

The Illuminati was founded on May first, seventeen seventy-six by Adam

Weishaupt, a professor at Ingolstadt University.

Weishaupt obviously had been a serious student of the occult, for many of its

bizarre features and symbols were incorporated into his organization.

Weishaupt had been active in the Masonic lodges of Germany and found in

them the perfect vehicle for recruiting into his secret order, which

he described publicly as the highest level of

Freemasonry.

The Illuminati was formally incorporated into the Masonic lodges at the

Congress of Wilhelmsbad in 1780.

There were eight conspiratorial rings within rings, advancing from

the outermost novice inward to Rex or

king.

The king, of course, was Weishaupt himself,

who had adopted the code

name Spartacus.

Those in the outer rings were told that the grand purpose of the order

was to make of the human race, without any distinction of

nation, condition, or profession, one good and happy family.

But by the time the member had advanced to the level of presbyter or priest,

his oath of absolute secrecy and obedience had become deadly serious.

Only then was he allowed finally to see the ultimate goal of the order.

It was the destruction of all religion

and the destruction of all independent governments, replaced by a

new world order, a world government ruled from behind the

scenes by the illuminated ones.

We have before us the opportunity to forge for ourselves

and for future generations a new world order,

a world where the rule of law, not the law of the jungle,

governs the conduct of nations.

When we are successful,

and we will be,

we have a real chance at this new world order, an order in which

a credible United Nations can use its peacekeeping

role to fulfill the promise and vision of the UN's

founders.

I call upon all states to join ranks in order to

found the new world order of the twenty-first century.

And people talked then in 1990 of the new world order.

What they actually meant then was a new political order.

And the question for us is how we meet and master all these challenges to

ensure that Britain enhances its competitiveness in the process

and realize, realizes what I believe is our destiny of

success in this new world order. So in conclusion,

ladies and gentlemen, a new world is emerging.

It is a new world order with significantly different

and radically new challenges for the future.

Um, on the back of the dollar bill, you'll see the symbol on the left-hand

side of

the bill,

which is, uh, annuit coeptis, which means our enterprise is

now a success, or our enterprise is crowned with success.

Annuit coeptis. So you say, fine, so you have an enterprise and it's

now crowned with success. What enterprise are you talking about?

Novus ordo seclorum. Novus is novus, meaning new.

Ordo is order. And seclorum is where we get the word secular,

meaning the world.

So it's new order of the world. The new world order.

George Bush's new world order is now a success.

Bill, you've heard an awful lot of dramatic

speeches and seen dramatic moments

in times of great gravity for the nation. How would you assess this evening?

This was a stirring address, in my view.

Shorter than his father's speech when he announced the new world order