Throughout United States history one conspiracy has remained unanswered for generations which to this day still remains a mystery. The question of whether the illuminati actually exists consists of facts or false proof. The conspiracies have shown proof of illuminati triangles everywhere but it still seems unknown whether these symbols are reliable or pure coincidences. Among the world people believe that the illuminati owns the world, with power greater than imaginable. One quote by Melanson sparked hysteria and chaos around the world, "One world government, in which every nation will be destroyed, to be led by the few powerful men of the illuminati." There has been no other secret society that has created as much legend as the illuminati.
The illuminati conspiracies all started with a Bavarian professor, Adam Weishaupt. Born in 1748, Weishaupt was a descendant of a Jewish family. Orphaned at a young age, his …show more content…
The illuminati thought this law wasn’t going to initially affect them but just under a year later the duke issued arrests for members of the illuminati. In the process of arresting the members, the Bavaria found evidence to use as a basis for accusing them of going against religion and state. In August 1787, the duke issued a third law that imposed the death penalty on any illuminati member. A year later and the bavarian state finally considered the illuminati dismantled.
Their legacy, however, fuels many conspiracy theories. Weishaupt was falsely accused of helping to plot the French Revolution. The illuminati has also been accused of plotting events such as 9/11 and the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Although his group has been disbanded, the illuminati's lasting contribution may be the idea behind many secret societies that linger in today's
The illuminati conspiracies all started with a Bavarian professor, Adam Weishaupt. Born in 1748, Weishaupt was a descendant of a Jewish family. Orphaned at a young age, his …show more content…
The illuminati thought this law wasn’t going to initially affect them but just under a year later the duke issued arrests for members of the illuminati. In the process of arresting the members, the Bavaria found evidence to use as a basis for accusing them of going against religion and state. In August 1787, the duke issued a third law that imposed the death penalty on any illuminati member. A year later and the bavarian state finally considered the illuminati dismantled.
Their legacy, however, fuels many conspiracy theories. Weishaupt was falsely accused of helping to plot the French Revolution. The illuminati has also been accused of plotting events such as 9/11 and the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Although his group has been disbanded, the illuminati's lasting contribution may be the idea behind many secret societies that linger in today's