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The Namuwiki article describes Freemasonry as a fraternal organization descended from stonemasons' guilds.
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Thirteen pieces on Freemasonry and the Illuminati
This source collects thirteen web documents on Freemasonry and the Illuminati, mixing Korean-language and English-language writing.Freemasonry is a fraternal organization descended from stonemasons' guilds, organized in 1717.The Illuminati was an Enlightenment-era society founded in 1776 and disbanded in 1785; some pieces here lay out that history.Others claim the two organizations still rule the world today, and rebuttals to those claims are included as well.Fritz Springmeier, Albert Pike, Lee Jae-hoon, and Kim Ju-ok appear as the main voices.One Naver blog post reproduces photos of Springmeier's book and a ranked table of the 13 bloodlines.

Writing that lays out when and how Freemasonry and the Illuminati arose.It also covers groups often mentioned alongside them, like the Knights Templar and Bohemian Grove.It traces where the phrase 'New World Order' comes from.One blog post reproduces photos of Springmeier's actual book and a ranked table of the 13 bloodlines.
The Namuwiki article describes Freemasonry as a fraternal organization descended from stonemasons' guilds.
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The Square Magazine editorial team writes that Freemasonry and the Illuminati are two different organizations.
thesquaremagazine.com ↗2023-06 (approx, per URL slug)
Tony McMahon writes that there is no documentary evidence linking the Knights Templar to Freemasonry.
thetemplarknight.com ↗2023-10-06
The Namuwiki article describes the Illuminati as an Enlightenment-era society founded in 1776.
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Wikipedia introduces Fritz Springmeier as an author who has self-published conspiracy-theory books.
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The Naver blog author posts photos of a physical copy of Springmeier's book.
Naver Blog ↗2025
MessyNessy introduces Bohemian Grove as a summer gathering place for prominent American figures.
messynessychic.com ↗2016-05-25 (page refetched/updated; byline dated 2026-08-27)
Korean-language Wikipedia classifies the New World Order as a conspiracy theory.
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From the claim that the all-seeing eye marks Satan to the claim that Agenda 2030 is a control plan, this chapter collects pieces that all take the Freemason conspiracy theory as fact and build outward from it.Two articles from Korean evangelical outlets are included here.
Reporter Lee Jae-hoon argues that Freemasonry's all-seeing-eye symbol points to Satan.
egn.kr ↗2023-08-12
Reporter Kim Ju-ok claims that roughly 5% of Freemasonry's highest ranks worship Satan.
good-faith.net ↗2017-07-11
Substack writer Luci Bab bundles several international policies together as a single control plan.
This chapter collects writing that pins down when and by whom each symbol was actually adopted.It also points out logical contradictions in the conspiracy theory and its use of forged documents.Both pieces introduce the claim first, then check the evidence point by point.
This History.com article checks three claims about hidden Freemason symbols.
The Namuwiki article introduces the Illuminati conspiracy theory, then rebuts it point by point.
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