Some researchers attribute the emergence of Freemasonry to the time of the construction of the Jerusalem Temple under King Solomon. Others see Freemasonry as one of the branches of the ancient mystical Order of the Rosicrucians, allegedly revived by the German Emperor Charlemagne in the 9th century. We will follow those who connect the origin of Freemasonry with the Templars.
In 1118, on Mount Zion near Jerusalem, nine crusaders organized a secret alliance - the Priory of Our Lady of Zion, later renamed the Order of Knights Templar (Templar Monks). Here, in the Holy Land, the Templars come into contact with the secret sects of Muslim Arabs and Jews.
The secret rule of the Order holds the secret of a great source of power that originates in the mythical underground city of Agharta (in the heart of the Himalayas) and plans to establish a New World Order. In 1314 the powerful Order of the Templars was destroyed by the French king Philip the Fair and Pope Clement V. The Templars scattered across Europe became the Knights of Christ in Portugal and the Knights of the Teutonic Order in Germany. In France and England, the surviving Templars founded corporations of Freemasons, or Freemasons.
Considering God to be the "Great Architect of the World", the Freemasons assign themselves the modest role of bricklayers. With a trowel in one hand and a sword in the other, in aprons decorated with Masonic insignia, they perform their ceremonies and rituals at secret meetings of initiates.
Among the deeply conspiratorial organizations of Masons, some of the most significant, starting from the XIV-XV centuries, were the Brotherhood of the Illuminati and the Rosicrucian Order, which spread their branches in the form of lodges, colleges and orders throughout Europe. In 1662 the English Rosicrucians of the Invisible College lodge created the Royal Society, and in 1666 the Freemasons - the Academy of Sciences in Paris, which became not so much citadels of orthodox science as a stronghold of European Freemasonry, organized into dozens of secret brotherhoods and unions of Freemasons. and then spread across all continents of the world in the form of hundreds of lodges and orders, uniting tens of millions of Freemasons.
Along with the Freemasons, Rosicrucians, Illuminati, dozens of other secret societies arose and are now emerging: the Church of Scientists, the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor, the Luciferian Society of Celtic Obedience, the Tibetan "Green Order" (which, by the way, included the wife of the last Russian emperor Nicholas II), the International Brotherhood Isis, the "Vril Order" (neo-Nazi Freemasonry, founded in 1919 by Karl Haushofer, the future dedicated teacher of Hitler), etc., uniting tens of millions of their followers around the world. Their activities are aimed at spreading a worldview opposed to the orthodox and based either on some miraculously preserved and, as a rule, encrypted fragments of ancient knowledge, or on extrahuman knowledge allegedly transmitted to the adherents of these orders by their conspiratorial Rulers - Teachers,Elder Brothers, Initiates, etc.
One of the aspects of the activities of these societies is also the creation of legal and sometimes quite legitimate organizations of the widest spectrum: the "Committee of 300" (founded in 1729), uniting the highest rank Free Masons from the spheres of politics, economics and the church; Council 33 representing the elite of the Committee of 300; Rotary Club; The Bilderberger Society, founded in the Hotel de Bilderberger (Holland) in 1954 by one hundred and twenty financiers from the United States, Western Europe and Canada and often referred to as the "invisible world government"; Trilateral Commission”, founded in 1973 by David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski and now overseeing the American economy, politics, army and media; The Club of Rome and even the UN. The seals, emblems, coats of arms and flags of all these organizations bear a clear imprint of Masonic symbols:they depict both the all-seeing eye, and the pyramids made of 33 (or of 13) stones, and mottos like "New World Order" and "Our cause will win" (both mottos are present on the UN coat of arms). All this symbolism has become so widespread that we can see it everywhere, from dollar bills to company emblems.
All secret brotherhoods, lodges, orders and the organizations created by them have three features in common: tightness, that is, their closeness to the uninitiated; hierarchy of the management structure; hidden even for their members, the final Ultimate Goal or - the Plan, the Plan. The Encyclopedia Britannica, defining Freemasonry as "the teaching and practice of a secret fraternal order, the largest world organization," emphasizes that Freemasons use their professional skills to influence and infiltrate power structures.
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