Leo Zagami - The Origins Of Secret Societies
May 24, 2024
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Episode 510 · May 24, 2024
Leo Zagami - The Origins Of Secret Societies
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<p><strong>Episode 510: The Origins Of Secret Societies </strong></p>
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<strong>The Rosicrucian manifestos, Freemasons, and the Illuminati have all been profoundly influenced by Islam and by Arabic, Persian, and Turkish culture. For example, Aleister Crowley, with his new pseudo religion, Thelema, and even Adolph Hitler, who embraced the secret practices of Turkish Sufi Freemasons. As the crisis in the Middle East intensifies, you will read about the dangerous secrets that connect the Western Illuminati and their Middle Eastern counterparts.</strong><br /><strong>Earlier on, the Knights Templar worshipped a mysterious figure called Baphomet, who was inspired by a secret alliance with the Order of Assassins, a sect within the Ismaili branch of Shia Islam which laid the foundations of modern Jihadism.</strong><br /><strong>Jihadists are the nail in the coffin that the Illuminati are employing to destroy Western Civilization and manifest the Apocalypse, but nobody has ever explained how they reached this crucial role thanks to Freemasonry and Sufism.</strong><br /><strong>For the first time, Leo Zagami, who was once involved with Islam on behalf of the Illuminati as Khaled Saifullah Khan, helps us understand the involvement of the many different sects and denominations of this religion, and the discovery of the mysterious Cairo Lodge, whose knowledge predates the rise of Islam, in the eternal conflict in the Middle East. The author also includes personal shocking revelations about his only son now in the hands of the main Islamic representative of the World Economic Forum.</strong>
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