"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

Another important Illuminatus, the writer and publisher Johann Joachim
Christoph Bode (1730-1793), alias Amelius, had travelled to Paris in the
same year to organise the French revolution and to give the go-ahead
signal for the rebellion two years later, according to Johannes Rogalla von
Bieberstein's book "Die These von der Verschworung 1776-1945"
(Frankfurt am Main, 1978).
As an Illuminatus, Bode had been successful in making contacts with
other freemasons, also in Sweden. He published the first Masonic
periodical during the years 1116-1119. He also took part in the Masonic
convention in Wilhelmsbad in 1782.
Weishaupt had earlier sent the Jew Giuseppe Balsamo (born 8th June
1743 in Palermo), who presented himself under the false title of Count
Alessandro Cagliostro, to France so that the Illuminati would control the
French Masonic orders. Cagliostro-Balsamo had been recruited in
Frankfurt am Main in 1781. ("The Trail of the Serpent", Hawthorne,
California, 1936, p. 163.) One year earlier he had declared himself leader
of the Egyptian freemasonry. Cagliostro also took part in the important
Masonic congress in Paris on the 15th February 1785.
Cagliostro was expelled from France in 1786 in connection with the
"necklace affair". He was jailed in Rome in 1789, after attempting to set
up a Masonic lodge and was sentenced to life imprisonment. He died on
the 26th August 1795.
Rothschild's most important lackey, Weishaupt, was also sent to Paris
with unlimited funds to bribe capable men, organise a revolt and depose
the king. A secret committee was set up at the Masonic convention in
February 1785 to co-ordinate the actions of the revolution. It included
Saint-Martin, Etrilla, Franz Anton Mesmer, Cagliostro, Mirabeau, Charles
Maurice de Talleyrand (actually T. Perigord), Bode, Dahlberg, Baron de
Gleichen, Lavater, Count Louis de Hesse, and representatives of the Grand
Orient from Poland and Lithuania. ("The Trail of the Serpent", p. 73.)
Weishaupt always played a leading role at the Illuminati's meetings in
Paris. He invited thousands of murderers to Paris.
Many lampoons against Queen Marie Antoinette began to circulate in
Paris (Svenska Dagbladet, 27th September 1987). After this, leaflets were
spread to incite the people to revolt. The aim of the freemasons was to
dethrone the king. The propaganda machine was skilfully tended. Marie
Antoinette became a symbol of all evil in the kingdom.
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