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May 27, 2024 - The Leo Zagami Show
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HISTORY OF THE ASSASSINS - SECRET ORIGINS OF ISLAM
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and hello ladies and gentlemen we're back again we're live broadcasting we are all the networks from x to facebook twitch etc etc and on our own website that is conrevers.tv for english speakers
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You know, Leo.
Leo the Lion.
Leo the Lion Zagami.
And remember, he's got his book out.
His book out.
And the book is about this.
Check it out.
It's about these things.
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From the late 2000s until today, social media has been flooded with a number of stories related to the mysterious passings of many high-profile 20th and 21st century personalities and the connected success of others.
With many linking all of these celebrities to powerful secret orders, these theories ran from the completely stupid and insane to the creepily plausible.
Although today, the Hashashin are more commonly known as fictional computer game characters and members of the incredibly bad movie adaptation known as Assassin's Creed, links have been confirmed to exist between the original order and the number of these secret organizations who are allegedly responsible for several high-profile tragedies.
And we're here, nothing, everything is permitted!
Hello, hello!
Leo Zagami, hello!
Absolutely.
How are you doing, man?
Of the old man of the mountain.
Nothing is true, everything is permitted.
As you know, this motto was then later picked up by some of the key people in the big movement, like William Barros and Brian Gysin, which I knew personally, which I talked about in what I made in my conference.
But today, today guys, This book here, this book here, where you will finally understand the truth behind the Order of Assassins.
Hold it still.
Hold it still there.
Show it still.
Here it is.
Here it is.
Here's the book.
That's a big book.
You can't do a little book or a short story.
It has to be big.
Well, I mean, this one is approximately 400 pages, more or less.
And it's definitely a book worth getting, because for the first time, I also show the Baphomet, the Baphomet that was worshipped by the Ashashins and also by their allies, the Knights Templars.
For the first time, because you see, They don't want to show this controversial image in the Muslim world because, as you know, it's an heresy to depict Muhammad and to put him on a cross is even more heretical.
But this is basically Muhammad with a turban on the cross.
And this was found in a church of the Knights Templars between Syria and Turkey.
And it was gifted to me by this gentleman here.
Gabriele Mandel-Kahn, the late Gabriele Mandel-Kahn, who was a Freemason, as you can see.
So you're talking about a Sufi Freemason?
That guy is a Sufi Freemason?
Grand Master of the Sufi, Gerai Al-Beti.
And he included it in this Encyclopedia of Islam that was published only.
Encyclopedia of Islam.
So you're talking about a Sufi Freemason.
That guy is a Sufi Freemason, didn't he?
This guy was a Sufi Freemason, but he basically made a photo in a depot in Istanbul of this cross, which is basically the original cross that inspired Baphomet.
Baphomet is not...
only inspired by, of course, the creator of the occult, Eliphas Levi, and his popular drawing that has become, you know, now also the inspiration for the Satanic Temple and their immense statue, the parade around the Capitol Hills of America.
What you're showing here is, of course, an order, an order that started, as I explained in my book, in a lodge, A lodge in Cairo.
The Terrible Lodge, as Nesta Webster used to call it.
And this book, for the first time, shows evidence of this Cairo lodge, talks about the Secret Alliance between the Muslim Order of Assassins, or simply the Assassins born within the walls of the Cairo Lodge, and the Knights Templar.
And people will say, but weren't the Knights Templar fighting the Muslims in a holy war, which was basically part of the Crusades, because the Crusades Well, you see, it's about divide and conquer.
It's about ruling various factions that are fighting amongst them.
And that's why the Knights Templars were very clever in doing that.
They allied with the Nizari Assassins.
The Nizari Assassins were an Islamic sect, a cult, that was born Founded by a guy called Hassani Sabbah who was initiated in this lodge in Cairo in the days of the Fatimid dynasty.
So they come from the Shiite world, the Shia world, and this is important to also explain the differences because of course The modern heirs to the order of assassins are often Sunni, so there is a bit of confusion how they became these assassins who started the jihad.
So, hang on, hold on there.
You mentioned Sunni and Shia.
Yes.
The Sunni is like the Catholic in the Christian world, and the Shia would be like more evangelistic and less popular.
Actually, I think that this comparison you made is not so bad.
It's not so bad.
It's quite interesting how you put it, because in reality, yes, Islam was born in what we know, this denomination known as the Sunni world, because from the Sunna, More orthodox approach to Islam, but soon after they started to expand in places like Persia, and here you're showing of course the image of a Sunni Sabah.
In Persia, there were other secret societies that have been already active for thousands of years, some of them connected to the Hermetica, to the secrets of the Zoroastrians, to the Manichaeans, to various Gnostic sects.
So they had to absorb all this in order to continue conquering land.
Islam is not different in some ways from the way Christianity expanded at one point in the Roman Empire.
No, they had to absorb pre-existing pagan cults.
So when it comes to the assassins, it's a very interesting history because this guy, Hassan Iserba, becomes known later on as the Holy Man of the Mountain, but of course, first of all, he got initiated in the knowledge of the Cairo Lodge, which was connected to the House of Knowledge, which was an ancient university that was founded by The Fatimid Caliphate.
Now, the Fatimids don't exist anymore, and so it's a bit of confusion in the Greeks, because these Fatimids have disappeared at one point.
But the Fatimids were a branch of the Shia Muslims that believed that basically Ali was equally, if not even more important than Muhammad.
that the descendants of Ali and Fatima, that was the daughter of the Prophet, and by the way, Ali was the cousin of Prophet Muhammad, they believed that they were the right ones.
Because, you see, when Islam was born, it was born in the early stages amongst the family of the Prophet and his immediate companions, relatives, and so on.
And basically, it was born with the Rashidun Caliphate.
The Rashidun Caliphate started to have some problems, though, soon after the death, the passing of Muhammad in 632, and there was then a subsequent debate over the succession of his leadership.
So, Muhammad's close companion, Abu Bakr, got nominated as the first Caliph.
And the Sunni world reflects this succession and the respect of Abu Bakr as the legitimate One instead The fourth caliph after Muhammad was Ali, the cousin, Ali who presided over this first civil war within Islam that was called the First Fitna.
And basically this first civil war within the Islamic community started even within members of the family of the Prophet that fought each other.
If we have to judge them by the... No, the seeds have to be judged by their fruits.
Well, the fruits were pretty confused.
Now, Hassani Sabbah arrives in the picture, of course, later on.
Later on, in a moment in which Islam had already established itself and was expanding.
But there was immediately this schism.
And the Shia world was actually, and it is today, a minority, but at that time it was becoming a majority because the Fatimid dynasty that gave birth to this, the people who gave birth to this dynasty, of course, there were references to Fatima and to Ares, but they were calling Fatimid.
They, of course, also were linked to the ancient mystery schools of Memphis, of Alexandria.
We are in Egypt.
In Egypt, apparently, and in my book, I show even evidence, photographic, documental evidence of this important lodge that, like I repeat, Nesta Webster called the Terrible Lodge.
Now, Nesta Webster, you know, of course, you are an avid reader Of conspiracy books, can we define them like this?
I have another one also that talks about that, Occult Theocracy, with Edith Miller and Lady Scrimgeour.
In my book, I actually have the book here, if you want I can pick it up for you, the book that you're showing.
In fact, I talk about both.
Nesta Ellen Webster and Edith Miller, who is... Lady Quimberl.
They had two names.
Because she came from a very wealthy family in England and then moved to New York, married a count or a prince or something.
Absolutely.
And both Nesta Ellen Webster and Edith Miller, Lady Quimberl, were A hundred years ago, operating around a hundred years ago, in circles that were deemed rather fascistic and anti-Semitic.
So I explain in my book why we can't really throw out of the window all the research because they were biased in their view.
I must say that in the last hundred years, since first Eddie Miller and then later on There has not been any other researchers that have really talked about this chirology.
There is no other research.
So it's quite fascinating how suddenly Yes, we keep on talking about the Ashashins.
You showed them, you showed Hassan Nisarba, but nobody really knows where Hassan Nisarba was initiated.
So, when it comes to Nesta Ellen Webster, which you're showing in the book, it's not that, I think, the book that people should be looking into, because I know she was a very prolific writer.
She had written various books.
And in one of these books, she actually talks about the way the Cairo Lodge also gave birth to the Druze, which are another important...
Exactly.
Another very important religious movement.
Like I said, Queensborough and Webster were without a doubt pro-fascistic British products of their time.
So often entrenched in their overly simplistic anti-Semitic vision, which is often embraced to this day by many conspiracy theories.
So, however, the claim that the authenticity of the infamous Prodigals of the Elders of Zion, we go back to the Prodigals, was an open question for at least these people.
It wasn't completely asserted the origin of it.
Even Winston Churchill at the time, who was a Druid, a Freemason, and of course after a Prime Minister, wrote a famous article, Zionism versus Bolshevism, a struggle for the soul of the Jewish people.
So, I mean, these were the tendencies that went around at that time.
So we shouldn't be surprised that both Webster and Lady Queensborough had this kind of vision.
However, Lady Queensborough talks also extensively about the Jesuits, which is also very important.
And Webster was even able to differentiate between continental freemasonry and British freemasonry, which is not such a subtle difference.
It's actually a very important difference.
The book I will refer for the people who are interested in knowing more about Vanessa Ellen Webster is Secret Societies and Subversive Movements, which was published in 1924 and which is definitely a book of importance in which they can find also cited the terrible Lodge of Cairo, because she actually called it the terrible Lodge of Cairo.
She explained in that book that you're showing how the lodging question was based on reason, universal reason, and she talked also of this important figure that later became venerated by the Nizari, so the Ismaili Nizari, the ones that then gave birth to the Ashashins, by the Druze, and so we're talking here about
Akim, who was a Fatimid Caliph of Cairo, and of course in my book I explain everything about this figure and about also the secrets of this Cairo Lodge, which helped the creation of the Dar al-Halim, which was the House of Knowledge.
Now, in ancient times in the Middle East, there were two important centers, universities.
One was the House of Knowledge, the other one Also was a very important house, the House of Wisdom in Baghdad.
The Fatimids never really managed to conquer Baghdad.
They attempted, they went over and over.
I mean, at one point the Fatimids actually conquered everything possible and imaginable.
They even arrived to conquer the Holy Land, so Mecca and Medina for the Muslims, the most important cities.
But the Fatimid eventually will be eliminated by the Sejur Turks, led by the famous Saladin.
That's why here we go back to the alliance, the secret alliance, with the secret alliance between the Nice Templars and the Ashashins.
You see, the Ashishins were inspired by the Cairo Lodge.
And in turn, the Night Stamperes were inspired by the Ashishins.
And they made a secret deal with the Ashishins because they represented Shia Islam that was trying to fight the Seju Turks and the expansion of Saladins and the Sunni.
So they actually paid the Ashishins to go and kill the most important Masarim representatives of the Sunni world.
And this is really...
Of course, very confusing for the typical Westerner who doesn't know about all this.
They were not Muslims.
How is it possible that the Emperors were making a deal with the Assassins?
Because they were actually, the Assassins, they were not typical Muslims.
They were heretic.
If they were worshipping something like the cross with Mohammed on top, that's a complete heresy by Muslim standards.
We see coins from the Abbasid Empire, you're saying, and some of the caliphates, and they have a cross, and they have a beard.
So that means that you're right.
That means that they have a cross.
I mean, some people are indicating that because Mohammed didn't exist, it was Jesus before, so there were Christian Aryans or historians, so they have all that influence that is much more radical, you know?
I'm just saying one side of the story, you know?
There's many views about this, yeah?
I don't know, but that is a very interesting... In fact, in my book, actually, Apart from talking about the Hashashins and all that, I started the book by talking about the history of Islam that brings us right to the birth of Islam that is connected with Christianity, because the cousin of the Prophet Muhammad was himself a Christian, and so the actual way
that Mohammed developed this religion was by channeling, during the course of a few decades, what is now known as the Koran.
But how did he get to understand the monotheism?
He actually understood it through a Christian, who was the cousin of his first wife, who was also his main sponsor, because Khadija was a very rich woman in Mecca, and Mecca was ruled by a tribe, the Khadish, who basically didn't really like The expansion of monotheism, because they were very much into paganism.
The three daughters of Allah, because Allah was also the name used in Christianity, Al or Allah, you know.
So, but one thing here, you are talking about the premise of Padre Rivera, right?
This one here on the book.
Of course, I talk also about Padre Rivera.
You mentioned the three gods.
So basically you are mentioning the equivalent to the goddesses, the moon goddesses that were operating back then.
But let's not forget that in Mecca there were 360 gods.
So there was a lot of gods going around in Mecca.
But at one point he starts this channeling, which we know from the Muslim Hadiths and from the Koran was, of course, communicated by an angel. of course, communicated by an angel.
But at the same time, if we have to judge them by their fruits, the seeds were pretty poisonous because Islam was very confused and chaotic from the very beginning.
And so when the Shia world started to expand, it didn't really limit itself.
You know, it's a little bit like the Protestant world.
Then you have Martin Luther, then you have Calvin, Calvino, you have Calvino.
So then at that point, when you have Calvino, Calvino means another phase of the Protestant.
You have also the English with the Anglican Church.
You have basically an emancipation of Christianity that starts to expand with several factions.
In Islam, this started pretty soon.
In Christianity, kind of like we have the first few centuries that are dominated by chaos, religiously speaking, in regards to Christianity, because we have also the Gnostics.
We have Oriental churches that then will develop in their own way.
But as you know, we had an empire.
And so you had pretty much a steady form of Christianity until then we had the birth of Protestantism.
In Islam, like I said, as soon as the Prophet Muhammad dies, then chaos arises immediately after.
So it didn't really take much time before this kid...
Because then the Shia world doesn't really stop there.
From the Shia world, you have the Twelver Shia, you have the Ismaili, Nizari, then you have basically then the Druze, which the Druze, by the way, the Druze don't even believe in the traditional five tenets of Islam.
And later on will evolve in a completely new direction, which is even at times considered antithetic to Islam.
Because, you see, when you start with understanding these figures, you understand that none of them, including Prophet Muhammad, wanted to be worshipped as a god.
But later on, you know, there seems always to be a need of human beings to worship people as gods.
So, during the Fatimid Dynasty, there was this guy called Al-Aqim bin Amr Allah, and he was better known with his regal name, because this was his regal name, otherwise he was called Abu Ali Al-Mansur.
Al-Aqim is the important figure In a number nowadays of Shia Ismaili sects, like the Nizaris, the Mustalis, the Druze, and where it is even considered a god.
So, this is completely antithetic to a religion that wanted to be monotheistic.
However, when you showed earlier, of course, my book, In the first chapter of my book, I also talk about Alberto Rivera.
You know very much the history of Alberto Rivera.
He's surrounded by controversy.
Mystery and controversy, yes.
Mystery and controversy, yes.
Because he said he was Jesuit from Spain, that he arrived there.
Then talk about when he was under the orders of the Vatican.
Some in the Vatican, some insider about to die.
What are you taking there, man?
You're like a vegan, man.
Eat some big sirloin steak, man.
That's good for your head.
Cerveza here, modelo.
What are you talking about?
Cerveza mexicana.
Andele, andele, amigo.
I drink sol, sol, sol.
We have been very non-Muslim here by drinking beer.
Of course, I eat ham, I eat prosciutto.
They should all convert.
I told you my idea, my solution for all the people down there is to convert to Christianity and become moderate, you know.
So we have a better society.
If they want to come here, whether they're Jews or Muslims, they have to convert to Christianity.
Because we're Christian superior.
I mean, we take everyone.
We take everyone.
But they don't take everyone.
I mean, Israel don't take any immigrants.
And the Muslims, they only take Muslims.
I mean, they don't take Christians and stuff like that.
So we just say, look, we Christians, anarcho-Christians, because I'm an anarchist, but I follow Jesus.
He was an anarcho-capitalist, let's say, in a way.
we favor Christianity.
I don't care if you're Protestant, Catholic, or whatever, or you're like Leo.
You can be a Freemason.
I don't care.
But if you're Christian, you believe in Jesus, or what Jesus did, I'm fine with it.
Whether he exists or not, that's irrelevant.
Going back to Mohammed, he learned a lot.
What happened to Mohammed, man?
He was ship-shagging.
He was ship-shagging and then an angel appeared to him and he started talking in Arabic and he said, no man, I talk Persian.
What the fuck are you talking to me?
And then another angel said, no man, you have to go to Mecca.
Mecca?
That's very far.
Am I going to go by ship or by donkey or by camel?
Let's be clear here.
It sounds a bit like joyful, this one.
Ah, Leo.
Apart from, you mentioned the three Islamic Arabian goddesses worshipped by the Meccans.
Yes.
Which also were mentioned by Padre Alberto Rivera.
He talks about the cousin of Khadija.
Well, the cousin of Khadija was Barack or Barack in Nepal.
Barack Obama.
No, Barack with a B, not with a B. Yes, yes.
Malak, basically, was not, as Rivera said, a Catholic or Khadija even a Catholic, because he was an Ebionite Christian priest living in Mecca.
The Ebionite Christians, I mean, here we are talking about the Oriental churches, they were much more accepted in that part of the world than the churches that were connected at that time in the history of the Roman Empire.
The Roman Empire had already given birth to the Byzantium Empire, as you know.
This will give the basis of what later became the Oriental, the Orthodox Church.
The Ebionites though are interesting because they are actually, it's a word derived from both Greek, Ebionoi, and Jew, ebionim, meaning the poor or poor ones.
And it's a term that defined a specifically Jewish Christian sect.
So the cousin of the wife of Muhammad was actually a member of a Jewish Christian sect.
This is quite interesting if you think about it, because it's not any kind of Christian.
It's Jewish Christians.
So instead, Rivera says that he's superior in the Catholic Church, which was Cardinal Bea, very important cardinal, because as you know, Cardinal Bea was also the very important cardinal, because as you know, Cardinal Bea was also the
And here you're showing, of course, all the various pre-Islamic pagan goddesses, which, by the way, became also part of the controversy of the satanic verses, which basically were written down by Mohammed, who basically was said to include them because he wanted to bring towards him the people of Mecca.
The people of Mecca, they didn't accept initially Mohammed, and so he was trying to convince them also by including some of their favorite codices.
This, of course, was then deemed satanic even by the same Muslims.
And of course that will inspire later on the book of Salman Rushdie.
But going back to the Ebionites, the Ebionites historically, the records that we have about this sect are very scarce and they are disputed.
So it's not easy.
The Church Fathers talk about them, Irenaeus, Origen.
We have basically everybody generally agreeing on a key point about the evidence, such as the rejection of proto-Orthodox Christian beliefs in the divinity of Jesus, in Jesus' divinity pre-existent, virgin birth.
So, I mean, they were pretty controversial in the way they had believed.
So, the Church Fathers said that basically they were rejecting a lot of the tenets that we commonly associate with Christians today.
They argue that the Ebionites believed that Jesus was a mere man.
Now, having said that, we know that when the Quran will come into existence, they will still accept the Virgin Mary as a holy figure.
And, of course, Jesus not as a divinity, but rather as a prophet, the ultimate prophet, like Moses, but still a prophet.
Now, this in a way can be ascribed to the fact that Muhammad was initially inspired by this Ebionite priest.
But he's definitely not a Catholic priest.
So that's why these points, I wanted to kind of mark them in my book, because they don't... You see, Rivera's version was a bit different.
Rivera's version of things is that Augustine Baer basically A guy who was a Jesuit, a very important Jesuit, one of the leading figures of the Second Vatican Council had said to him that it was actually the Vatican behind the very foundation of Islam.
The wife of Mohammed was some kind of nun.
I mean, this is not realistic, but I wanted to still include this story by Rivera, because there is some elements that are truthful.
And that's why I think that they were worthy of a mention in my book.
However, in my book, as you can see, I show all the involvement of the many secret societies that, of course, are involved with Islam and also involved since pre-Islamic times and also influencing are involved with Islam and also involved since pre-Islamic times and also influencing them the birth of Freemasonry, the birth of I mean, the birth of secret societies is in that part of the world.
Between Syria, Iraq, Egypt, ancient Sumeria.
That's where it is, no?
That's why they got all these things even from Saturn.
We'll talk later.
But I just want to emphasize here that I read the book already because I have Kindle so I can read it.
And the first intro, even the first chapter is an eye-opener.
It keeps you with your freaking things stuck in there.
So people, you have to buy the freaking book right now.
I mean, it's the volume number 10.
We're going to put it there again.
Confessions of an Illuminati volume, Islamic Freemasonry and the Secret Societies Behind Eternal Conflict in the Middle East.
If you're there, InfoWars, Band Dog, Video, whatever, you're watching through X, Facebook, get this book because you get a lot of knowledge, people.
Even if you don't know how to read, you're from Idaho, Kentucky, South Dakota, whatever, you're Apache, Indian, get the freaking book now!
Get the friggin book, people!
Learn something!
Right, Leo?
You have said some interesting things, and so I want to actually discuss them with you a moment.
You said it's an eye-opener, because up until now, who has discussed really the truth behind Islamic Freemasonry?
They're going to give you a fatwa.
You're going to have to carry a gun in Palm Springs.
Yes, because even within the Muslim world, they don't really have the courage to criticize their own Muslim leaders who are part of Islamic Freemasonry.
Of course not.
And all this story about all these sects, these secret societies, that of course, you know, the secret societies were basically born in that part of the world.
They were not born in Europe.
They arrived in Europe.
They arrived in Europe and then of course they gave birth to their own version when they gave birth to Freemasonry and then Freemasonry went back into the Middle East and then it kind of went back into the Middle East with their own version of Freemasonry.
So this chirology Initially, it might have not been a traditional, classic, Masonic lodge in the way we perceive it here in Speculative Freemasonry in the West, but it was made in the name of reason, in the name of science.
Basically, these Fatimid Caliphs were just as bad as all the other Muslim leaders who get the people to worship all these things written in the Quran, where they instead worship pure science.
And they don't believe in those things that they are actually preaching.
That is the big thing here that, you know, a lot of Muslims should understand, that today there is a lot of control over the Muslim world because the Muslim world is not only a religion, it's a system of precepts, it's a system, a judiciary system, a legal system, and In my book, I of course show the evidence of plenty of Freemasons within the Muslim world.
Plenty of Freemasons within the Muslim world.
So it's about time to stop criticizing and pointing only your finger against Israel, America, Great Britain.
Because yes, it's true, there was a collaboration.
There is still nowadays a collaboration that unfortunately made possible that monstrosity of 9-11.
But you can't blame only the Jews, only the Christians, or even only the Muslims.
You have to understand that each of these people, each of these religious factions, were corrupted by their own form of Illuminati.
And they were, and they are still to this day, controlled.
That's why the Pope made a deal with the Imam of Al-Azhar for the creation
And that's why also I started to talk in this book about the fact that Sufism, naively the Westerner thinks about Sufism as something entrenched in the loving poetry of people like Gelaldin Rubin.
We're gonna see this, I don't know if you know it, Sons of the Desert, Laurel and Hardy.
We're gonna do some movie, so people we won't buy your book, buy the freaking book now people and you get some insight here.
Laurel and Hardy had this movie out in the 1910s or 15s.
I show the poster and I comment on this movie in my book.
And they have a strange hats going on here.
This is basically based on the Shriners.
The Shriners, the Eastern Star, the Moroccan people with the fez, the hat.
That first is bloody.
They killed 50,000 Christians in Fes.
Remember that?
Yes.
We had to send a nice Templar to eliminate them all.
We always have to send the freaking cavalry.
In 1933, this film came out, which I'm glad you're showing, which is the Sons of the Desert with Stan Lodd and Oliver Hardy.
And of course, Oliver Hardy was himself a Freemason in Rio.
It was a very important moment at the time for the Shriners.
The Shriners are an offshoot of Freemasonry, which basically preaches to some extent a belief in Islam.
OK, that's why you see them there with the fez.
This is a very funny movie, of course, and it's one of my favorites when I was a kid.
But at that time, Only two years after this movie came out.
With Cagliostro.
Don't forget the Cagliostro movie, because that's one of your favorite favorites.
The Black Magician with Orson Welles, that's my favorite.
But Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was himself a Freemason and a Shriner, because in America the Shriners became so important.
Say it again, Delano Roosevelt.
Frankly, there are no rules, but I show in my book... The Socialists, yes, we know that.
I show in my book a photo in the Oval Office where he's greeting a delegation of his fellow Shriners.
So maybe it's important for people to understand who are the Shriners, because the Shriners claim to be Muslim to a certain extent, but at one point they were kicked out of Mecca, because of course they were not really Muslim.
They were Christian people normally going in a social setting, like a lodge.
and then they will, here yes, you're showing Franklin Delano Roosevelt, where it's typical, which usually also has the name of their temple which they belong to.
Now the Shriners do not really advocate the religion of Al-Islam, as we know.
It's basically they are required to solemn vow that will redouble and advocate the Christian religion.
So who created the shrine?
Because this is interesting.
Who inspired the shrines?
It was a guy called Albert Leighton Rosen, who was an Orientalist, greatly influenced by Arab culture.
He had been initiated in a secret society, the Brotherhood of Lebanon.
Probably also he was connected, of course, to the Druze.
And that's why the fez came up.
I mean, the fez is also, of course, used in a lot of countries in North Africa, but it was initiated in this brotherhood of Lebanon.
Then he became the co-founder of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, which is an American Masonic society inspired by Islam.
And now commonly known as the Shriners, because that's how they are known.
But we have to understand that the Shriners also became divided in two, because everything else in America, there were the black Freemasons, the white Freemasons.
There was a separation in America, racially speaking, that led to a big problematic schism of these fraternities.
There was a white version and a black version.
You have the black Shriners and you still have them to this day and you have the white Shriners.
Nowadays there is of course more recognition because the Grand Lodge of England in the early, starting from the early 2000s, started to recognize Prince Saul Freemasonry as regular and so they have to come to some kind of point of Collaboration or such.
But in any case, what has been created out of that Black Shriners?
Well, what came out of the Black Shriners wasn't very positive for America because, you see, the segregation creates negativity.
They created the Moorish science that created in turn the Nation of Islam.
These groups are very important because they are The Moorish science created the first Islamic organization in America, but we cannot, we cannot ignore the fact that they were actually, the first Islamic organization in America were created by Freemasons.
Nobel Duali was a Freemason.
So here we have a The founder of the nation of Islam was a Freemason.
So these are Freemasons who basically got initiated into the Shriners and then started to see Islam.
Islam was becoming very popular within Freemasons in the 19th century, 20th century, even for Alistair Crowley.
Alistair Crowley became completely obsessed with Islam.
Alistair Crowley, he's in all the gigs, man.
He's like MI6 agent.
He's the founder of three Freemason lodges.
He's the founder of Italy, of England, of fucking Nazis.
I don't know about that.
No, I would say that instead the founder of Italy was Garibaldi, that was involved in the foundation of Italy, Giuseppe Garibaldi, who, as you know, became the Grandiero of the Memphis and Mizraim.
And then Mazzini and Albert Pike, the connection there, right?
You have Mazzini, Albert Pike, Mazzini, and all that is a little bit out of a conspiracy thing that was created by Leo Taxil.
But the actual Mazzini was a Freemason.
Yes, he was a 33 degree Freemason.
And of course, Albert Pike was the sovereign commander.
But even Albert Pike was obsessed with Islam, with the Druze, with the Ashishins, with all this because the world of secret societies comes from there.
So that's why I'm saying, how is it possible that up until now, no researcher has dedicated more time in... I mean, you're showing Edith Starr Miller, no?
Edith Starr Miller was 100 years ago.
My god, and she already talked about the truce and all that, and she appeared dead in some room very strange at 43.
In the meantime, I'm going to read something about the Order of the Assassins, because those that follow Assassin's Creed and all that, they might want to know this.
You have the freaking book.
You got two.
You got the two volumes.
It's two volumes because it's divided in two volumes.
But look, this one here, this one here, this one I have here is all the volumes in one.
Both volumes in this book.
So look out for this cover because it's new.
I actually put it on myself two years ago.
So it's there.
It's selling very well.
So you were also one of the people who republished it because these are books that are of course... Yeah, because instead of buying two books very expensive, you have this one very cheap.
You understand?
And I put both volumes there.
That's not a bad idea.
And I put a story that is not in those books that you have, a story that I pull out from the New York Times, because I have those books.
That's why I compile it a bit better.
So that's an old edition.
It's good.
It's like 99% there.
But the other 0.1%, I put it there for you guys.
And I'm saying, the book that you have to buy now that is based on these books also, and it has new knowledge and new controversial I mean, this book has over 750, almost 800 footnote citations.
I'm checking out here how many there are.
It's very industrious to read all the book, I tell you.
Yeah, no, I mean, see here, I mean, there is a 747 citations, you have the last pages, this is all, and it's all very accurate from academic, from personal knowledge, from documents, That are credible.
So people who get this book, this book today, you know, Colin, is number one in Islamic social history, in the actual chart, in Islamic science.
I mean, this book is actually going very well around the world also for the Islamic people.
No one in the Islamic world has yet been able to debunk what's written in this book because it's completely accurate.
I'm going to ask you a question because there's a rumor going on.
I read this several times also in several books a few years back.
Anthony Hildreth passed me this on that time.
God bless him and rest in peace.
The red fez symbolizes the slaughter of Christians in the town of Fez in 1033, 1033.
Could be that correct?
Fez is very important.
And why is it important, Fez?
Because Fez is also cited in the Rosicrucian Manifestos.
I mean, it is the city where the Rosicrucians are said to learn about the elemental beings, basically what the Muslims call the Djinn.
The Djinn.
The Djinnis, the demons, the devils, that even Solomon summoned them, invoked them, yeah?
Yes, yes.
Some of them, of course.
That's where the story of the genie in the lamp, in the bottle, genie in the bottle comes from, yeah?
Absolutely, absolutely.
So you see, brother, in the Christian Rosenkrutz fama, the fama is part of the Resolution Manifestos, as you know, you have this story, this account of a guy called Christian Rosenkrutz, CR, who is traveling together with another guy called
Father Palo, also known as Father P, and basically they are traveling to the East in search of knowledge.
They reach Cyprus where his friend dies in 1393, and then brother C.R.
Christian Rosenkruz goes to Damascus where he remains for a long time.
Uh-huh.
Uh-huh.
along the Mediterranean Sea, and then he visits his Fares, Fares where he studies, basically, and there he accumulates all the scientific and philosophical knowledge, as well as the Matthew, and the alchemical treaties of the Arabs.
So, De Farmer also states that he was in Fares, existing in the elements where he was which are basically the children, the mentors, which were also, of course, better described by Mara Seltz.
So there is a lot of things that the illuminati of the West come from the Middle East, that's why I'm pretty puzzled.
When I started to write this book, I said, "Where do you have more interest in this subject?" Why there is not more interest towards this subject?
Because this is an incredible subject.
If you want to know the real roots of the secret societies, you need to go in that part of the world.
You can't start talking about the secret societies from simply saying, oh, well, this is a conspiracy led by people like Skull and Bones or the Bilderberg or the Bohemian Club.
No.
This is a much more complex matter.
In fact, even the Bohemian Club, Like I explained in Volume 9, and I reiterate in Volume 10, has a connection with a group called the Sat Baha'i.
Now, the Sat Baha'i that were connected to a guy called John Yarker, who, as you know, was the guy behind Alistair Crowley, because he basically gave the 33 degree to Crowley, who gave the charter to start basically because he basically gave the 33 degree to Crowley, who gave the charter to start basically the Memphis and Mizraim for the ancient primitive right that became the basis
And it was actually John Yarker who was connected with the guy called Abdul William, William Henry William, who was this Abdul William, the first English Freemason and Muslim convert who opened the first mosque in England.
And England now is one of the most Muslim countries in the world!
But it all started with Freemasons.
And they were connected to this Royal Order, Oriental Order of the South Baha'i, which also connected to the Sabbatean Frankies and to the Bohemian Club.
So, Abdul William, who lived between 1856, he was born in 1856 and died in 1932.
He was connected to this guy, to John Yarker, who was basically giving all the stuff to Alistair.
There was a direct connection, basically, here.
They were all Freemasons, first of all.
They were all Illuminati, because they were not only Freemasons, they were Freemasons who practiced those fringe Masonic rites which, as you know, are often practiced by the Illuminati, because most Freemasons who go to your average lodge, your uncle, your grandpa, your whatever that you find in the typical American town,
They go to their local lodge, usually they will practice the first three degrees and then move to the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, or the York Rite, but very few people go on to the Memphis and Misra.
So you're talking about the blue degrees, the little ones, yeah?
Yes, that is the blue, but when you go to the red degrees, typically, you know, the right That has ruled America has always been the ancient and accepted Scottish right because they have a powerful right here in America.
But in America, they're more patriotic.
They're more like pro-America, the lodges.
They're not like the foreign lodges.
They're anti-America.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, there's a lot of these lodges that will vote for Trump, for example, or for Ron Paul.
I have some difficulty because that's why I stopped going in lodges in California, because there was a lot of anti-Trump sentiment.
The past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of California had openly criticized Donald Trump and there were instances in which there were Trumpians showing up in their lodge with the Trumpian hat and they were then balloted out or they were basically told they were reprimanded in some way.
That's why California has turned out so liberal and so full of crime, suicide and all that.
No, but it depends in which state you are.
So if you go to the Grand Lodge of Arizona, where I have some great friends in the Grand Lodge of Arizona, who actually read my books, this book is read and studied in the lodges of the Grand Lodge of Arizona.
That's why Arizona has less crime than California.
In California, they're all fucking homeless and bumps around the fucking city.
And we are waiting for a UFO to pick them up.
Let's see, let's see about that.
However, going back to what I was saying about the first Muslim, let's say, one of the first Muslim converts who opened the first British mosque, this guy, Abdul William, he's an Illuminati.
So, I mean, when these Muslims criticized the Illuminati, criticized, they ignored the alliance with the Hashashins.
Now, some Muslims in the Sunni world, recently I saw in publications in Turkish, they criticized the Ashashins saying that a lot of them were Jewish.
And it actually is true!
3,000 or 4,000, when they were captured at one point, were Jewish.
But what kind of Jewish person becomes an assassin?
It's not a traditional Jew.
It's not somebody who follows the law of Moses.
Because if you start following, the Assyrians were initiated in castles, mainly in Alamut, but also in other castles around the Middle East.
And they were eventually destroyed only by the Mongols.
But they were initiating their own Ashashins, their own future Ashashins, by simply promising them beautiful women, dragging them with ashish, Basically dragging them and then bringing them in a place filled with ladies and saying, these are the virgins you are in paradise now.
If you want to come back here, you have to sacrifice yourself.
But all this knowledge that was transmitted to the Ashishis, was initially transmitted to a son Nisabba, who was a disciple of the Nizaris and who went through the first three levels, so let's say, not degrees, if you don't want to call them degrees, during the Fatimid Caliphate if you don't want to call them degrees, during the Fatimid
And then he got in a problem there with a member of the military, senior officer in the Egyptian Fatimid dynasty army, and at that point he had to actually flee Cairo, and then that's how, in his and at that point he had to actually flee Cairo, and then that's how, in his early life, let's talk about his early life, because then we can understand
Ashishis Abba was born in contemporary Iran, and not in any kind of city in Iran, But in one of the most holy cities of Shia Islam, it's called It's called Qom.
Now, Qom is considered holy in Shia Islam and is the site of the shrine of Fatima bin Musa, which is basically Fatima, the daughter of Mohammed.
But some say that it is in reality Fatima, the daughter of Musa al-Khazim, who basically was one of these imams who are considered in who basically was one of these imams who are considered in the 12th
The Twelver Shia is basically the majority faction of Shia Islam, which recognizes only the descendants of Fatima and Ali as the heirs to their religion.
Sorry, you said 12.
You also have the 12 Imams, the same as the 12 apostles of Jesus.
This takes us into astrology again.
It's funny.
The Twelfth Shia don't believe that the Twelfth has emanated yet, that it has arised yet.
Some of them, though, declared themselves maybe to be and they created then a schismatic body.
However, Qom is a place that is very important nowadays for the distribution of oil, of natural gas, so it has nowadays a geopolitical, strategical importance also to this day in Iran.
And he's, like I said, the focus center of the Shia religion in which Khomeini developed also the base for the future revolution that then put him into power in 1979.
Because let's not forget that it was actually in the town of Qom, in central Iran, that You start having these clerics coming together between the 60s and the 70s to then shape up what would become the post-Shah era, because until 1979 you had this Pablavi dynasty.
Basically the CA had done a coup in the early 50s and they were controlled by the CA, but then later on things, as you know, changed.
However, The city of Qom, which is very important, because it is also a city that has a very big history dating back to the first millennium before Christ.
And it is basically a history that brings us to the pre-Islamic times.
So, you see, when Islam was expanding, once again, I have to say this, but I think it's important to remind our viewers, when Islam was expanding, it absorbed a lot of other things.
And some of these things, especially in Persia, You see, the Arabs, because Islam was an Arab creation, but when they arrived in Persia, the Persians, they read this book, they pick up this book, they go around and they say, what the heck is this?
This is BS.
We have some much superior stuff here.
Yeah, but you have to convert it because otherwise they cannot cut your throat.
Okay, let's find a way.
And the way was always to create secret societies that will transmit the ancient knowledge Regardless of what Islam was teaching, but of course in a context that was closed, and that's really how Islamic mysticism is shaped in the Shia world and the Sufis.
The Sufis are born in the Shia world initially before they pass into the Sunni world, because it was the secrecy that they wanted to obtain that kept them in that way.
And like the other religions, we have some, some, like you're saying, pre-Islamic influence, like the Saturn God, like the old man of the mountain, you said, like the, you know, they have this, this cube going on that supposedly is from an asteroid or a meteorite or whatever.
We, we have also the, the, these, these, uh, the star, the, uh, they go six times around or seven times around that, like Saturn goes around, uh, Hexagon, yeah?
So they got a lot of things I'm showing there.
I think you're seeing it.
And also, I want to wrap it up, Leo, because we are well over an hour and we need a second part of this.
I mean, this is great.
So we can move further in explaining all the teachings and all The material which you can find on Volume 10 of my confessions, which is basically a book that has an important title, Islamic Pre-Masonry and the Seeker Societies Behind Eternal Conflict in the Middle East.
Because at the moment, as American, I mean, I'm American now, but as Western... You're American now, man!
You become dual citizen!
Fuck Italy!
I'm actually renouncing to my Italian citizenship.
And maybe now we'll see.
Distanza le pronuncia.
Fag bel rusconi.
Fag meloni.
Fag pasta.
I'm eating burgers now.
I'm eating Kentucky Fried Spicy Chicken.
I've been juggling the bombs.
Listen, those people are slaves since they lost the war.
That's how it is.
We have to honestly admit that Italy, like the rest of Europe, but especially Italy and Germany, are occupied territories.
And Portugal and Spain and Greece, man.
Forget about Europe.
And of course Spain, that was with Francisco Franco and Portugal.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
Wish we had Francisco Franco, man.
I mean, they're saying they're fascists out there.
They're fascists.
Mussolini's coming.
Bidella is coming.
Pinochet is coming.
Hitler is coming.
Franco is coming.
I mean, come on, man.
They're a fucking bunch of liberals that they lock us up for a fucking bug and a gas that was going around the planet or something.
Invisible.
Listen, we're going to finish and end up, because this is very interesting, man, with the last minute of the assassins.
So Leo has the origin of the assassins.
They're very controversial, very spicy, very genius.
And how they started even in that mount the Alamut and in the medieval times they they hit off with the with the night Templars.
I mean there's a lot of information.
Sikars for basically killing the Sikari.
The Sikari and the Hashish.
The Hashish.
Well, it was actually a sect within Jewish, the Jewish world, that then you see also the Ashashins were inspired, but the Ashashins became themselves unique because the word Ashish meant that during their initiation they were also assuming copious amounts of smoke, of Ashish.
We have to blame it on Putin.
Putin is guilty of everything.
In this book you will find also an image of the cross of Baphomet.
And I think that in the next episode we should maybe detail the story of Baphomet in the Muslim world.
And thank you for having me on.
God bless you all, guys, with volume 10 of my confessions.
The volume 10 of your confessions.
Thank you everyone.
He's going to talk about Baphomet and the new dildos of Baphomet.
They're putting up down there in the Middle East.
I mean, we got to talk about that because that's very interesting.
They invoke through Baphomet to have sexual pleasure.
Oh my God.
I mean, it's so interesting.
This Muslim stuff.
It's so interesting.
No, you know.
Here we have a guy who was initiated by a P2 representative.
This guy is known as Arun Naya.
Now he's condemned to 80,000 and more years of jail in Turkish prison.
For you crazy shit!
This is a photo from 10 years ago when he was still free.
There is a lot about him in my book because he's also connected to the Druze.
He was connected to sexual magic in the Muslim world.
And don't forget about the book, Confessions of Illuminati, Volume 10.
You got it there.
Right there and right here on Amazon.
Buy from Amazon, from your local store.
Go and get Leo to sign it.
Now Leo is American.
He's going to become a liberal.
Book presentations, of course, with a lot of bodyguards.
Otherwise, you know, you can always... He's going to convert all the lodges in California to fucking Trump.
Fuck the libtards, man.
Fuck the libtards.
Take care, man.
All the best.
All the best.
Love, love and peace to everyone.
Cosmic hugs to everyone there and to BandVideo if we're there too.
Say hi to my Californian family and people.
Get some UFOs to pick up all the scum.
All the freaking homeless.
Homeless there in Gavin Newsom's house.
Abduct them.
Take care.
Ciao.
And we leave it there.
Bye, guys, and I leave you with the real assessors.
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