Illuminati: The Club of the Isles

People establish and join secret societies because they seek power. Once they've achieved great power as well as wealth, they sometimes want to brag about it and let others know about their special status. To further this desire, members of secret societies - from Jesuits to Satanists - make use of the media. Highly financed movies are made to communicate to us on a non-verbal level. These movies are often ostensibly based on the books of commissioned writers, themselves lower-level agents of powerful secret societies. Hollywood movies occasionally provide us with keyhole visions into whatʼs going on behind the scenes; although not enough for laymen and symbolically illiterate people to decipher and understand. Thatʼs why so many people remain ignorant about secret societies and their ways. However if we do a little serious research, it becomes easier to see what is going on. This process is occasionally helped by whistle-blowing movies from Hollywood and other media orgs, movies such as Brotherhood of the Bell, To the Devil a Daughter, The Devil Rides Out, The Omen, Blade Runner, Freejack, Judge Dread, Fifth Element, Tomb Raider, The Formula, James Bond, The Da Vinci Code, National Treasure, Skulls, Eyes Wide Shut, Ninth Gate, and so on. As I said, perhaps we are deliberately BEING TOLD what is going on by the elites themselves. Itʼs an intriguing thought. Of course the serious researcher does not simply base his work on media extravaganzas. My own work on secret societies is based on sources, and I strengthen my ideas with numerous statements and quotes from insiders and those who have made a deep study of secret society symbolism. In other words, the existence of secret fraternities is documented fact.
After spending over 59 years in many libraries and giving lectures about this material I eventually gained greater knowledge about the inner workings of the worldʼs major secret societies - the Freemasons, Knights Templar, Rosicrucians, Knights of Malta, Jesuits, Illuminati, etc. Additionally, the artwork I decipher is that which hangs in their own clubs and lodges, and in famous shrines such as the House of the Temple in Washington DC. Interesting artwork is to be found in plenty throughout the worldʼs many Masonic halls that stand in almost every major town and city casually passed and ignored by most people as they go about their business.
Jordan Maxwell