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Brunei, Prince Rainer III of Monaco, or Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands as the worlds monarchs, which
as we know is nonsense, but nevertheless it‘s a kind of generalised perception, even though we know it‘s
vastly incorrect.
Now this in my eyes shows how much disinformation and propaganda is helped spread about by our
media, as the following figures were included in an article written by Anita Singh in The Telegraph on the
25th August 2008, that is supposedly meant to represent the wealth of the top 15 Royal Families, - because
how is it then the likes of Egypt‘s Hosni Mubarak can be worth more than double of what the number one
is on this list. On the 4th February 2011 in the Guardian newspaper, it reported President Hosni
Mubarak‘s family fortune is said to be worth as much as $70bn [£43.5bn] [15a] according to analysis by
Middle East experts, with much of his wealth in British and Swiss banks or tied up in real estate in
London, New York, Los Angeles and along expensive tracts of the Red Sea coast. I‘m also not convinced
as to why Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is listed at No 12, when she should be at least in the top three.
Though this is how clever they are in concealing their truth wealth, whilst many others ―new money‖ love
to boast, - those of real power, - remain silent.
1 King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand, Age: 80 Net worth: £18.79 billion. 2 Sheikh Khalifa bin
Zayed Al Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates Age: 60 Net worth: £12.35 billion. 3 King Abdullah bin
Abdul Aziz of Saudi Arabia Age: 84 Net worth: £11.27 billion. 4 Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei
Age: 62 Net worth: £10.74 billion. 5 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum of Dubai Age: 58 Net
worth: £9.66 billion. 6 Prince Hans-Adam II von und zu Liechtenstein of Liechtenstein Age: 63 Net worth:
£2.68 billion. 7 Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani of Qatar Age: 56 Net worth: £1.07 billion. 8 King
Mohammed VI of Morocco Age: 46 Net worth: £805.4 million 9 Prince Albert II of Monaco Age: 50 Net
worth: £751.7 million. 10 Sultan Qaboos bin Said of Oman Age: 67 Net worth: £590.1 million. 11 Prince
Karim Al Hussein Age: 71 Net worth: £536.9 million. 12 Queen Elizabeth II Age: 82 Net worth: £349
million. 13 Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah of Kuwait Age: 79 Net worth: £268 million. 14
Queen Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard of the Netherlands Age: 70 Net worth: £161 million, and at number
15, poor old King Mswati III of Swaziland Aged 40, has hardly a pot to piss in with a mere £107.4 million
to his name. [16]
So, we can at least assume that these particular groups of people are all at the very pinnacle of their own
metaphoric pyramids, - and that not much gets past them without them being made directly aware what‘s
going on in their own countries, their turf, their manors, their streets, - and all about their subjects, that is
of course if they‘re at all interested to begin with. Then virtual every single countries monarch have their
loyal servants, and not just those sorts serving up cups of tea, but those from such Order‘s like the Order of
the Garter, Lords, Barons, Lady‘s and Baronesses, alongside an array of other dignitaries whom are all
totally loyal to the monarch beyond all else. Many of these dignitaries are among the wealthiest people on
the planet and virtually all of them are Freemasons. And it is these monarchs, their loyal servant‘s, noble
dignitaries and the world‘s most rich and powerful businessman and women who as a collective form the
brigades of the Illuminati groups, - in which itself is a pyramidal hierarchal system and whereas not all
those aforementioned groups or individuals are necessarily exclusively members of that same Illuminati
group, but who too form many other factions, groups and organisations of their own and who at times, and
at regular periods quite often in opposition to each other.
For example, the not so frequently mentioned in the Iluminati conspiracy, is the pro-Protestant group;
The Pilgrims Society, founded in 1902, as a British-American society, in the words of American diplomat
Joseph Choate, [17] ―...to promote good-will, good-fellowship, and everlasting peace between the United
States and Great Britain‖. Over the years it has boasted a membership of the world‘s most elite
politicians, diplomats, businessmen, and writers, and is notable for holding dinners to welcome into office
each successive US Ambassador to the United Kingdom. The patron of the Pilgrims Society, is Queen
Elizabeth II, - head of the Church of England. Then we have the Roman Catholic Pope, alongside the
Black Pope and his army of Jesuits, and Opus dei etc., - Sufi Muslim‘s aside ―Wahhabi Islam‖ and the
Salafi movement of groups, - and last but not least, extremist Frankist-Judaism-Zionist fractions and
organisations. On the surface, all these respected religious groups, with their related fraternities and
societies appear to be in complete opposition to each other, - yet bizarrely enough, they all share a common
purpose, aim and goal, - which seems to be the annihilation of each other, - as following this annihilation,
Freemasonry will be there to pick up the pieces, thus an amalgamation is forged – the right synthesis has
been achieved, and all religions will now share the same one umbrella = ―Freemasonry‖.
And whereas each group has their own interest groups, clubs, fraternities and organisations, whose set
agenda it is in seeing to it that this annihilation does come to fruition in one way or another, supporting