Re: Agostino Barruel e Illuminati di Baviera

Inviato da  muratore il 14/2/2007 16:02:06

John Robinson, a professor of natural philosophy at Edinburgh University in Scotland and a member of a Freemason Lodge there, said he had been asked to join the Illuminati. After consideration he concluded that the Illuminati were not for him. In 1798 he published a book called "Proofs of a Conspiracy" in which he wrote: “An association has been formed for the express purposes of rooting out all the religious establishments and overturning all existing goverments. . .the leaders would rule the World with uncontrollable power, while all the rest would be employed as tools of the ambition of their unknown superiors”. “Proofs of a Conspiracy” was sent to George Washington who replied that he was aware that the Illuminati were in America and that they had “diabolical tenets”.

John Robinson, il primo cospirazionista?
Malgrado i tentativi di non far trapelare le vere intenzioni di Weishaput, qualcuno abituato ad andare al di là delle parole lo sgamò presto e tentò di avvertire chi poteva.

by the way... era massone.