Freemasons, Priory of Sion, Illuminati, Templars and Other Groups Explained

How and why do they stay hidden?

While in former times they used special signs, had special secret gatherings and so on, nowadays this has grown to a lower point. Although, I don’t deny the existence of these gatherings, one must remain logical. These gatherings will only happen between the, albeit powerful and respected, unknown people of the group. These leaders will have a normal life and if Doctor Schwarz is going to visit Count Dietrich, no one will think it is a strange gathering.

Dead letter boxes. This is a system where people only know a certain place to find messages and a certain place to receive messages. This can be a mailbox, a hole in a wall, a website, a phone number and so on. The main reason for this is that if you don’t know the other people in the group you are easier controlled and you cannot give away the secrets of the society so easily.

Money. Money makes people blind. If you hire a pilot to fly to a certain place and keep his mouth shut and if you hire an island, it’s easy to stay hidden. It doesn’t have to be this drastic, but you get my point.

Passive action. If they don’t act, they don’t exist. There will be very little factual evidence of their existence, so if a journalist thinks he has a track, the group can just do nothing for a while. They will not send a hired assassin unless it really is necessary. Murder will draw more attention than just keeping quiet. It’s easier to have a journalist do an urgent report in Mongolia and thus stalling him, than murdering him.

Who is part of such a society? How can I recognize, find them and how do I get in?

Meet the right people. For neo-nazis and vampire societies it comes down to going to the right parties and following the right people. You can recognize them and if you gain their trust they’ll lead you. The same is for these other groups, meet the right people; rich, powerful, influential and they will introduce you. In order to meet them in most cases the only solution is to become rich and influential yourself.

Descent. Some societies used to pass membership from Father to son. But of course that doesn’t help you getting in. But maybe it can help you to track down members through historical research.

Start a group yourself. This is the easiest way to get into a group, but the problem is that you will have to make all decisions. If you are neither rich, nor influential, you will never manage to start with a society worth joining.

In the end we have to conclude that the most evil groups are the ones we can see, but who are so powerful that we can’t do anything about them. Oil lobby, weapon industry and so on.