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Where did the '13 bloodlines' story come from?

The list of thirteen families said to rule the world traces to one self-published PDF.

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A story circulates online that thirteen Satan-worshipping families rule the world.The list names real American and European banking and political families.This site does not reproduce that list.It accuses living people without evidence.

The source is clear.A book Fritz Springmeier self-published in 1995.His real name is Victor Schoup, born in 1955.He had published conspiracy books at his own expense before that.

One more thing about the author is established.He was convicted of armed bank robbery in 2003 and served until 2011.That is in the court record.

Nothing explains how the list was assembled.The book does not say which documents were consulted or how the thirteen were chosen.Everything that spread afterwards copies or summarises it.

At one point this branch turns into antisemitism, when a family is labelled Jewish and placed at the centre of the plot.This site does not follow that branch.

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