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— Freemasons — In 1777, Adam Weishaupt joined the “Grand Orient De France” Masonic Lodge. He made over 2,000 Jesuits, “Freemasons” and head of the many lodges across the world, thus establishing a massive empire of power in which the Jesuit Order was the spider in the web. Adam Weishaupt then officially left the Jesuit Order so that no suspicion would ever be drawn to the involvement of the Roman Catholic Church and the Jesuit Council in the illustrious plan of the Illuminati.
— Freemasons — In 1777, Adam Weishaupt joined the “Grand Orient De France” Masonic Lodge. He made over 2,000 Jesuits, “Freemasons” and head of the many lodges across the world, thus establishing a massive empire of power in which the Jesuit Order was the spider in the web. Adam Weishaupt then officially left the Jesuit Order so that no suspicion would ever be drawn to the involvement of the Roman Catholic Church and the Jesuit Council in the illustrious plan of the Illuminati.
