2) Who was the first noteworthy person to expose the Masonic Order (Illuminati) for what they truly are? causing them to go underground? John Quincy Adams was the first noteworthy person to expose the Masons and Illuminati. He was NOT a Mason. In 1800, J.Q. Adams wrote three letters to Colonel William L. Stone, a top Mason, in which he exposed how Jefferson was using Masonic lodges for subversive Illuministic purposes. Those three letters are at this very time in Whittenburg Square Library in Philadelphia. Later, he thoroughly investigated the organization and wrote the first broad expose in 1833 called Letters on the Masonic Institution, by John Quincy Adams as a result of the tragic murder of a Mason (Captain William Morgan in 1826 in New York). Captain Morgan was a Mason and decided to go public with the knowledge that the organization had become corrupt. As Captain Morgan stated, He had witnessed the corruption of the Institution and saw it was an engine of personal advantage and political aggrandizement; that it gave to its members unfair advantages and extra privileges over the unsuspecting community; that its insidious influence extended to every transaction in society, raising as it were the Masonic combination unto a PRIVILEGED ORDER, who, under the Royal Names of GRAND KINGS, Grand Sovereigns, and Grand High Priests, in darkness and secrecy, ruled and plundered the people. CAPTAIN MORGAN was a soldier and a brave man. He saw this detestable conspiracy.... and went public with it. As a result, he was brutally killed by the Masonic Order as a means to punish him for speaking out. Due to the negative publicity, the Masonic (Illuminati) Order began more covert operations and went underground. Remember, this was published in 1833! This also was the time (1832) when the Skull and Bones Order was begun at Yale University as a means to infiltrate the higher educational systems.
Posted on: Thu, 28 Aug 2014 17:47:52 +0000
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