I don't know if it's of intereste, however, there is these books:
The 18th century "Order of the Illuminati" is probably at most an off-shoot of the real Illuminati, or at worst a red herring for cover up
In 1797, Proofs of a Conspiracy was published in the UK by John Robison, a Scottish mathematician and Freemason. Robison explained that the Illuminati had penetrated European lodges to overthrow power and destroy the Christian religion. He accused Mirabeau and Talleyrand of having been Illuminati infiltrators to launch "Operation 1789". Shortly afterwards, another work by the Jesuit Augustin Barruel, entitled Mémoires pour servir à l'Histoire du Jacobinisme (in four volumes), expressed the same ideas, emphasizing the bourgeoisie's plan to seize power. Of course, John Robison and Augustin Barruel were accused of being conspiracy theorists. Barruel was also accused of having an anti-Semitic background, because of his desire to demonstrate the existence, according to him, of secret societies headed by a "Judaic sect monopolizing the gold reserves".
To this day, attempts have been made to minimize the involvement of Freemasonry in the French Revolution, despite the fact that many historians and Freemasons themselves claim responsibility. For those who know how to read between the lines and understand where a form of conspiracy lies, it's important to distinguish between Illuminati and Illuminés. We saw above that, at the European Masonic Convent in Wilhelmsbad, two branches clashed: the "mystical, spiritualist, Martinist" branch of the Illuminati, embodied by the C.B.C.S. "Chevaliers Bienfaisants de la Cité Sainte" high-grade system, and Adam Weishaupt's Illuminati branch, based on Enlightenment philosophy. History and then legend have pointed the finger at Adam Weishaupt's Illuminati, even though this Bavarian order had no structure and ceased to exist in 1784. Wasn't the "witch-hunt" of 1784, which aimed to bring down the Illuminati order and create the myth we know, ultimately there to divert our attention from the real protagonists of this story? Diverting attention by pointing to the wrong place: a tried-and-tested tactic used in magic and politics alike. Historian Ludwig Hammermayer gives us the beginnings of an answer: "The notion of Illuminati encompasses the followers of the Lyonnais Martinist system and the regular mystic-pietist and theosophical-Swedenborgian systems of high rank [ ... ]. Illuminati, on the other hand, is clearly limited to [Adam] Weishaupt's secret alliance of radical rationalist and even potentially pseudo-Masonic tendencies. At the Wilhelmsbad Convent, these two often hopelessly confused and interchanged notions of Illuminés and Illuminati became exemplarily distinct and definable. The result was a lasting place in the history of ideas and thought in Europe".
Kerth Barker argues satanists only recently overtook and corrupted the Illuminati. They remember they were cleaner and better pre-corruption. C's said the Perseid bloodline was thinned and destroyed with time. Łobaczewski & Co. argues that psychopaths feel animal urge to breed thus spread their sick genes. Causing always the pollution of bloodlines. I see a pattern emerging.
Are you sure he wasn't referring to Rothchilds?
None of the answers or ending points pass the smell test. There is something missing.
Here is an article about a stone statue discovered in Ecuador in the 1980's. Mysterious Artifacts: Glowing Black Pyramid With The Third Eye - MessageToEagle.com
This UV fluorescent Third-Eye Pyramid has yet another fascinating detail in the form of the inlay in little gold plates showing the Orion star constellation and the five symbols placed on the pyramid's bottom.
A: You are all Orion manufacture.
If this statue is indeed older than 6000 years as the article suggests, how old are the Illuminati and Freemasons who use this symbol?