I made this text video in order to express my thoughts on the idea that The society of Jesus is the origin of the the NWO agenda as opposed to the belief that the collective term "Illuminati" represents the ruling Elite. The proponents of the Jesuit supremacy idea claim that the Jesuits control and are in fact creators of structures like Illuminati or Zionism because "There is no Zionist movement that predates the establishment of the Jesuit order". That is clearly not true to anyone who is informed on the topic of the ancient origins of modern Elite. The Jesuit supremacy idea proponents also say that Illuminati's predecessor is the Alumbrados society and the creator of the Jesuit order Ignatius of Loyola was "associated" with that society, but they fail to mention very important details. Los Alumbrados (the term means "the Illuminated") was persecuted by the Spanish Inquisition because it was formed by JEWS (crypto jews that try to hide their real beliefs behind other religions). They fail to mention that in 1527 Ignatius of Loyola was investigated by the Church on accounts of his connections to the Alumbrados (illuminated). Just a few years later Loyola formed the Society of Jesus. Can you guess who gave the orders to Loyola? How can you claim that there is no "Zionist movement" before the Jesuit order when it is right in your face and precedes The Society of Jesus by at least a century and is very likely to have influenced Loyola and placed him at the top of the Jesuit .... + Informações

written by Stephen Trask ::Lyrics:: I was born on the other side Of a town ripped in two I made it over the great divide Now I'm coming for you Enemies and adversaries They try and tear me down You want me baby, I dare you Try and tear me down I rose from off of the doctor's slab Like Lazarus from the pit Now everyone wants to take a stab And decorate me With blood, graffiti and spit Enemies and adversaries They try to tear me down You want me, baby, I dare you Try and tear me down On August 13, 1961, A wall was erected Down the middle of the city of Berlin The world was divided by a cold war And the Berlin Wall Was the most hated symbol of that divide Reviled, graffitied, spit upon We thought the wall would stand forever And now that it's gone We don't know who we are anymore Ladies and gentlemen Hedwig is like that wall Standing before you in the divide Between East and West Slavery and freedom Man and woman Top and bottom And you can try and tear her down But before you do You must remember one thing--Hed: There ain't much of a difference Between a bridge and a wall Without me right in the middle, babe You would be nothing at all Enemies and adversaries They try and tear me down You want me, baby, I dare you Try and tear me down. + Informações