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The Irish: The Plot Against Civilization pp. 90-92

 It’s 1794, the French Revolution is close to an end. We are being told that the Illuminati is now going to set its sight on a larger target, Great Britain. Where would one start if they were going to invade England, once you have France the answer is really obvious. In fact, it is so obvious the French and English governments built an underwater train tunnel between Folkestone and Coquelles. This would later be the spot where Allied forces told Patton to pretend to invade France from to divert the Nazis. People can swim this, in calmer waters. Yet, no, “ Then, as now, Ireland was recognized as the most vulnerable point of attack, and for three years an Irish Society had been at work in that country.” In Webster’s mind, the best way to attack Britian is to attack their most troublesome property. In a way it makes sense because it is so close, and if one could get a foothold in Ireland you’d have a nice base. The question I will ask though is if there is a location closer to England...

The Rights of Man: The Plot Against Civilization pp. 87-90

 Last post we covered a very long section where Webster mostly stuck to her historical guns with a spattering of conspiracy thrown into it. This week’s post will be full on Illuminati conspiracy. The layout of this chapter is strange; I would think that the organization of it would be the reverse but then I began wondering how clever Webster really is. If I want to give her a bunch of credit, and I don’t, but I have to float the possibility that she’s laying this out to confound the skeptics. You start reading the story of Babeuf and it just reads like her personal gripe with a proto-Socialist and nothing more. Someone like me would set it down at this point, but if you keep reading it becomes the Illuminati conspiracy that we all know and love. The trouble for my theory is that this would also be how her intended audience would read the book too. Sure, Babeuf is described as someone that worked for the Illuminati or was in charge of them…Webster muddles that up; but the real consp...