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You're flow chart makes random connections to random groups that didn't exist in the time frame you specified. I'm sincerely hoping that you posted this as a joke or an interesting starting point for anyone interested in these groups. But seriously...that's just too bizarre. Why not say man evolved from a chestnut?
The random connections arent random at all, they show connections and influence.
The timeline isnt precise and cant be in that format. It is a starting point to which people can learn the names of the secret societies they may not have heard of and learn about the ones they want to.
There are many connections between these societies to each other, from direct connections, to influence by popularity of the time.
How is Darwinism a secret society?
If you really believe that you should look under your bed...I hear that's where monsters hide...oh, and the closet too, wouldn't want to look like an idiot. I have no problem with people wanting to learn about these "secret societies" but to link them in a manner that implies an unbroken lineage is erroneous. Sure elements have been borrowed between certain groups, but really, anyone with an active imagination could create their own society just as easily. Since the dawn of man we have had the tendency to form tribes for various reasons. These societies are an extension of that tribalism and if you believe that something sinister occurs, it is only because of your ignorance. Everyone wants to believe that they come from some significant origin. The truth is often far less glamourous. If it makes you wet to believe that this flowchart is accurate and that all "secret societies" can be traced back to a single old guy masturbating on a rock in the middle of spring upside down while whistling a Gilbert and Sullivan hit that won't be written for thousands of years after he's dead...go ahead. I'm just saying, think critically. the sky isn't falling.
The connections arise when one or two people who are in a current society want to start their own, they adopt and morph beliefs from other surrounding ideologies held by other societies to create a new one, or sometimes their desire to go against the norm is the instigator.
I never implied that neffarious tactics have been emplored by all these societies.
Darwinism is an ideology which supports Eugenics, Eugenic is a desire of certain societies. Its the ultamite in playing god, choosing which DNA is allowed to procreate and which are not etc.
Natural Selection....damn, it's a conspiracy I tell you, those moths are out to get us...
Eugenics predates Darwin. Many breeds of animal -- hunting dogs to goldfish -- had already been selectively bred centuries before Darwin. Linnaeus knew about it, and he died decades before Darwin was born. He just didn't propose that selection happened naturally, as Darwin did.
I’m assuming this is a joke or poor attempt at satire or some high school kid’s “Secret Society” project because this is seriously laughable. I mean, what’s with the groovy little title motifs? This screams amateurism and its “conclusions” are flat out wrong – not in some ambiguous, arguable manner, they are objectively incorrect.
Conji – you claimed you were interested in rational debate, so I’ll offer up a cursory critique of your little mural and we’ll see if you are genuine in your past statements and possess even an inkling of background knowledge regarding what you ape.
1.Dates – wrong, wrong and more wrong. Uh…ca. 30,000 BCE for the beginnings of the European Royal Families? Huh? It’s genealogy doesn’t go back that far nor is it biologically that simple. But, hey I’ll spot you a couple of posts to establish that date.
The animalism /shamanism and other mystery cults did indeed exist, but that doesn’t mean they continued, unaltered, into a new manifestation – some died out and others were culturally absorbed. None of this suggests uninterrupted flow nor does reflect anything even remotely relevant to contemporary politics
The Scientific Revolution began in the late 16th early 17th century, not 1700 AD (Bacon and Descartes were publishing in the 1600s and that doesn’t even address the impact of Newton (1600s) or the fact that Copernicus was developing heliocentric theory in the 1500s and Brahe would build upon that later that century!
KKK – began in 1866 in Tennessee, not the 20th century
Zionism – began as a historical political ideology in the late 19th century. While one could certainly argue its influences extend back centuries or even millennia, Herzl did publish his famous tract “the Jewish state” after the Dreyfus Affair (which was at end of the 19th century).
That’s enough for now – let’s see you counter those points and I’ll quickly question the historical accuracy of the rest
2. History
I’ll leave the first millennia alone because I seriously doubt you’re well versed in ancient history and anthropology and it takes a trained mind to wade through history, ethno-studies, and archaeology in order to develop a decent account of ancient societies.
Merovingians – read way too much Brown and Baigent or you heard too much about them. It’s not the bloodline of Magdalene; it’s merely a line of Frankish kings that was extinguished in the late 700s CE. Other than being one of the only bright spots in the Matrix Reloaded and providing a great fictional framework for book plots, they aren’t a secret society and they have absolutely nothing to do with Plantard’s invented contemporary Priory.
Mexican Pyramids – how on earth is this a component of the fanciful New World Order? Firstly the date is wrong (but that’s seems common here) and how exactly is an historical society (ca 1300s – 1500s) a relatable concept to the Norse?!?!?!? Your chronology is so poor and mangled that it defies history!
Theosophical Nazism/Thule Society – this didn’t predate KKK (Blavatsky was working in late 1800s and not on Nazism – which is interesting in that how exactly does one arrive at Theosophical Nazism?) and while both were occultist (the Thule were extremely Volkish as well) movements, they aren’t around anymore and neither led into Zionism or the KKK. On an aside, I will acknowledge certain mysticism within the Third Reich, but that’s not what you are pushing here, so I’ll leave it as a footnote.
Priory of Sion – HOAX!!! Its contemporary existence is a fabrication by Plantard (it’s part of the foundation for, “Holy Blood, Holy Grail” and coincidentally is the foundation for its detractors as well). Dude you are Xeroxing purely fictional crap now, and I’m waiting for the Red Lectoids, Decpeticons, MIB and the Cobra-La to make an appearance. Sad.
Seriously, that took like 25 minutes with barely any in-depth research and so far, your flow chart is a mangled, ahistorical, amateurish piece of grade school fluff. You are responsible for the stuff you Xerox, and no, this isn’t truth promulgation, and I’ll be extremely interested in seeing how you rectify your aping of absolute junk
This is what most people find frustrating – Conji protests that no one takes him seriously and that no one here is capable of productive debate, but when his aped “theories” are addressed on point and with objective facts, he routinely runs from the challenge. It’s this kind of disingenuous approach that causes people to question both his motives and sincerity and so far, it appears that he’s nothing more than wannabe intellectual automaton whose sole role here is to propagate other’s junk.
He was given an opportunity to practice what he preached, and he failed miserably. Sorry, but this is why his delusions of persecution need to be ignored.
Your picking apart something that wasnt ever presented as an exact science in the first place. It is a loose flow chart.
I only posted it to provide a list with possible influences and affiliations on Secret Societies, I wasnt asking for a debate on the details.
I didnt make this chart, it is a reference point on learning about societies not as popular as freemasonry or the skull and bones for example.
I already stated my intentions previously in the thread, you chose to ignore it.