Secret-society frame Jiang speculatively links to Frankist coordination.
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Illuminati
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A secret-society myth Jiang describes as recruitment media and political leverage.
In this packet the Illuminati is treated not as a lone Bavarian club but as a cross-society alliance that Greg and Jiang connect to Jacob Frank, Adam Weishaupt, Jesuits, Freemasons, and elite financing.
The lecture proposes a six-society alliance involving Jesuits, Jews, Frankists, Catholics, Freemasons, and the Illuminati as a framework for explaining world power.
Jiang speculates that Frankist philosophy influenced the Illuminati, Faust, Jesuits, Freemasons, Mormonism, Scientology, Brandeis, Yeats, and modern Western culture.
Jiang says secret societies promote myths about their own power because recruitment and political leverage depend on people believing the myth.
In Jiang’s Illuminati account, Jacob Frank, Mayer Rothschild, and Adam Weishaupt are the three key figures because they combine messianic, financial, and Jesuit/organizational components.
Greg's Frankist setup defines Jacob Frank as a later Sabbatean heir who converted to Catholicism, moved among European elites, and is rumored in this interpretive tradition to have helped found the Illuminati.
Greg frames the key evidentiary issue as whether Jacob Frank merely overlapped chronologically with Adam Weishaupt or actually participated in the creation of the Illuminati through direct meetings and influence.
Jiang says Robert Sepehr's "1666" describes the Illuminati as founded by Adam Weishaupt, Jacob Frank, and the Rothschild family, with the Rothschilds supplying financing.
He further characterizes the Illuminati as an alliance of six societies and specifically names Frankists, Freemasons, and Jesuits as constituent streams, with Weishaupt's Jesuit identity used to support that alignment.
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"Yeah. Something I found fascinating from our conversation yesterday when we'd had a chat was that your belief, that you have a belief that..."
"...by secret societies, right? So going back to the example, the Illuminati. Okay. So the Illuminati was founded at the end of the 18th..."
"...leverage, right? So that's what people don't really appreciate about the Illuminati. It's actually more of a PR campaign than it's actually a powerful..."
"right so you 're right in that there are many different as pect s to the ill umin ati but I mentioned these three..."
"...families of Russia and Austria. It is rumored he founded the Illuminati, an alliance of secret societies that rule the world today."
"Frank and his followers were notorious for their depravity, and they engaged in ritual incest again. Frank inspired cult leaders such as Aleister Crowley..."
"Aleister Crowley specifically, but it's this claim about the Illuminati that is most interesting, because that's formed by Isaac Weishaupt, or not Isaac, that's..."
"...you know, Robert Sefard goes into this. He says that the Illuminati was founded by three individuals, Adam Weishaupt, Jacob Frank, and the Rothschild..."
"...Goethe, the German intellectual, who is also a member of the Illuminati. This is well known. If you just go on Wikipedia, it will..."
"And so Faust agrees. And they go on these terrible misadventures together. So the first thing they do together is basically rape a young..."
"new world that is based on good it's warped but you can see the logic in it sometimes you know when I have us..."
"years ago you know when you use a term like Illuminati for example it carries a lot of baggage and there's a lot of..."
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