Freemason (Person)
Elites such as world-class politicians, rich, scientists, philosophers, and artists are Freemasons. It is difficult to succeed if he is not a freemason because the upper class of the US and Europe is formed by the freemason. There are about 5.7 million Freemasons worldwide, of which 5 million are in the United States.
* Famous Freemasons
a. A politician;
1. George Washington: The first President of the United States; 2. Benjamin Franklin: The author of the Declaration of Independence; 3. Franklin Roosevelt: The President of the United States; 4. Truman: The President of the United States. 5. Winston Churchill: The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom; 6. George Bush: The President of the United States. 7. Bill Clinton: The President of the United States; 8. Bob Doll: U.S. Senator. 9. Henry Kissinger: Secretary of State, CFR member, and 300 committee member. 10. Rabin: Israeli Prime Minister. 11. Queen Elizabeth II: Head of the 300 committee;
b. Rich
1. The Rothschild family: Controlling the United States and European finance, and controlling the government; 2. Rockefeller family: The oil conglomerate of the United States, and the majority shareholder of the Federal Reserve Bank.
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666 (Satan worship mark) neon sign hanging on Rockefeller building
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3. Morgan family: Banker and contributed to the establishment of the Federal Reserve Bank. 4. Richie DeVos: Chairman of Amway, 33 degrees. 5. Bill Gates: Members of the Illuminati. 6. Walt Disney: Founder of Disneyland; 7. Henry Ford: Founder of Ford Motor Company. Father of the American Automobile Industry. 8. Chrysler: Founder of Chrysler Motor Company. The company mark is a pentagon, a Freemason symbol. 9. Carnegie: Steel conglomerate 10. Dave Thomas; Chairman of Wendy's Hamburger 11. Giuseppe Mazzini; founder of the mafia;
c. scientist, inventor;
1. Galileo Galileo: the heliocentric theory; 2, Einstein: Theory of Relativity 3. Jenner: a smallpox vaccine.
d. Philosopher
1. Nietzsche: The death of god 2. Karl Marx: communism 3. Rousseau: Making the basic ideology of the French Revolution as a member of the Illuminati. 4. Montesquieu; French Enlightenment, the foundation of the separation of powers; 5. Voltaire: A French Enlightenment philosopher; 6. Sigmund Freud: Psychologist 7. Friedrich Engels: German socialist 8. Bacon: philosopher, His book "New Atlantis" describes Freemason's utopia.
e. Artists
1. Leonardo da Vinch 2. Mozart: A Freemason musician who realize his mistake and tried to escape, but he was killed. 3. Beethoven 4, Haydn ; Austrian Composer 5. List: Piano, composition; 6. George Gershwin; called the father of American jazz music. 7. Louis Armstrong; Black Jazz Musician
f. Author
1. Victor Hugo; french author 2. Mark Twain: american author 3. Goethe: The contents of selling his soul to Satan, Faust. 4. Shakespeare: An English writer 5. Byron: Poets of England 6. Pushkin: A Russian poet 7. Bernard Shaw: A British novelist
g. A religious person
1. Charles Taze Russell: Founder of Jehovah's Witnesses, 33 degrees of freemason 2. Moon Sun-myung: The founder of the Unification Church , 33 degrees 3. The Dalai Lama: The leader of the Rama, 33 degrees 4. Joseph Smith jr.: Founder of Mormonism, 33 degrees. 5. Mrs. Eddy; founder of Christian sciece, 32 degrees. 6. Ron Hubbard; founder of the Cyontology, Illuminati 7. Billy Graham: Reverend, 33 degrees.
8. Jash Jackson: Reverend and Democratic Senator, 33 degrees of Freemason. 9. Norman Vincent Phil; Rev., religious pluralist, 33 degrees of Freemason 10. Robert Schuller ; Reverend Crystal Church, 33 degrees of Freemason.
* word: Freemason (Person)
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