13 Families That 'Control' The World - The Illuminati Conspiracy Theory - India Times

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Illuminati. Shadow Organisation. Secret Society. The Elite.

There are many names for the fascinating conspiracy theory that claims these most powerful 13 families in the world own 99% of the wealth, leaving 1% for the rest of the world to fight over.

Fritz Springmeier, an author and educator, is the leading researcher behind the Illuminati families and he has presented some of the most compelling details about the Illuminati bloodline.

The concept of Illuminati families remains just a conspiracy theory, unless proven otherwise. But it is infact one of the most popular conspiracy theories today and has been the subject of many books, films and other media.

Some say, in an attempt to restore "balance" in the world, a New World Order was formed by America and Europe's most elite with historical roots that date back centuries. This powerhouse formed by 13 families is known to be controlling practically everything around the globe. From political parties around the world, courthouses, educational institutions, natural resources, foreign policies, food, national economies, media houses, even terrorist organisations.

Scarier is the fact that they apparently also want to keep control of the global population. They want the global population to be just under a billion, leaving the Earth's resources for their own exclusive use. And to keep the population in check, they are willing to go to any extent, even plan scientifically engineered global population control methods like viruses, vaccines and genetically modified food.

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1. Well, they're not doing a very good job of controlling...

world population—wanting to keep it under 1 billion as both China and India have long had over a billion people in their countries.

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2. Not going to watch this, but that is the point.

The source is India, and the "Illuminati" are European and American. So the unstated but implied point seems to be that White Europeans want to eliminate non-Europeans. It would be offensive, but we actually can point to people exactly like that (Andrew Anglin springs to mind.)