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The Illuminati By Adam Weishaupt

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The Illuminati is a secret society that is believed to be forms hundreds of years ago on May 1776, by Adam Weishaupt. It was believed that the society was formed with the intentions of creating a New World Order. This One World Government that they wanted would be the product of the destruction of nation and having the men of power from the Illuminati to become the leaders of this new One World Government. If the Illuminati got what they wanted then the world would be a very different place. The banks would be condensed to one, there would only be one world currency, and everything from the media to schools would be controlled. Even all religions and morality would be abolished in this new world. There has been no secret society that has caused

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