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In 1759, the order had been banished from Portugal. It was
in 1769 that Clement XIV became Pope, and he expressed the
view that "sometimes we must cut down the mast to have a
ship." On July 21, 1773, three years before the founding of the
llluminati, he issued his "Brief of Suppression." Then strangely
enough, he said, "For the sake of peace and because the
society can no longer attain the aims for which it was founded,
and on secret grounds which we enclose in our heart, we
suppress the said society." No one to this very day knows
exactly what these secret grounds were, but Saint Alphonsus
Ligouri declared that it was due to a plot of Jansenists and
infidels" or in other words, llluminati types and mystical radi-
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In the case of the Jewish religion, the community had been
exposed to a very dangerous man, one Jacob Frank (1726-
1791). Frank's story begins with Shabbetai Tzvi (1626-1676).
Shabbetai Tzvi claimed that he was the Messiah, and that he
would deliver the Jews from their oppressors and return them
to their homeland. In his day, over a million Jews from every
walk of life proclaimed him and hailed him as their deliverer.
As time went on Shabbetai became more militant in his
Messianic pronouncements and, as the "Messiah," started to
proclaim that certain aspects of Jewish law are no longer
binding. He also began to speak out against the authority of
the Talmud. As his renunciation of certain aspects of Judaism
became more pronounced, so did he begin to lose some of his
initial followers.
Shabbetai married a prostitute named Sarah, who had been
an orphan of the Polish excesses of the Chmielnitsky
massacres that were part of the seventeenth century Cossack
rebellion against the Polish middle class. This marriage was
consummated to conform to a legend that the Messiah would
marry an unchaste bride.
Shabbetai was born in Turkey, but he moved to the Holy
Land where he gained a tremendous following, and
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