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The Global Elite consists of very powerful and rich people. The members of this secret society are so secret that they keep their actions, conversations and sometimes even their own existence a secret. In The Global Elite, there are several groups that lay forth their own ideas and beliefs. Some of these groups have plans to preserve our free-will lifestyle, while others seek a government controlled dystopian society. A well-known group that is considered part of the Global Elite is the infamous Illuminati.
The Origins of the Illuminati
The Illuminati trace their origins back thousands of years to their formation because of the inbreeding between a reptilian extraterrestrial race and humanity. Their modern origin, however, goes back to the …show more content…

New World Order is the outward goal and the Illuminati are the secret power working behind the scenes to achieve it. (2) The Illuminati idea ties in with conspiracy theories about the New World Order, a current political idea about a one-world government, religion, and financial system.
The conspiracies of the New World Order support the fact that they will lead us into chaos. The New World Order conspiracy about New World Order is that a secretive power elite with a globalist agenda is conspiring to eventually rule the world through an authoritarian world government.
The Illuminati themselves have a website, and they address the many conspiracies they are associated with and they assure the public that they are not what you think they are. The Illuminati has been viewed as a negative organization due to all the conspiracies and such. Through their website they ‘wish to provide insight into their goals and operations’. They make this statement about the people that have joined the Illuminati, “Millions of people from all walks of life have committed themselves to the Illuminati’s global work for the betterment of the human species. By forgoing all divisions of religious, geographical, or political beliefs, followers of Illuminatiam strive to form a planet where all people, in all places, can live in Abundance.” The way they present themselves drags people in to blindly follow them believing they are participating in something that benefits …show more content…

Both books show a controlled government influence is strong and powerful and that is just what makes up the illuminati. Strong, powerful, intelligent officials make up the government in these situations. The governmental is nothing without followers, and in the books and the Illuminati if you have followers you have support and if you have support you have power. The way the government influences the people and convinces them what they are doing is right. And of course nothing can be absolutely perfect, so people find the flaws and add things together and come up with conspiracies. Thus, why the conspiracies are created against government officials. There are so many flaws within the government, and sometimes people cannot fix them. They can only embrace their government because they have no power as a single

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