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Treaty made them a “true and indissoluble brotherhood.” Alexander claimed he got the idea from
a conversation with Castlereagh. Castlereagh later said that the Alliance was a “piece of sublime
mysticism and nonsense.” Prussia and Austria claimed they went along with it, out of fear of
Russian retaliation. Although the Alliance had no influence on matters, it did indicate to other
countries that they had banded together against them, and it succeeded in temporarily crushing
Europe’s growing liberal movement.
Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prince Klemens Furst von Metternich, the most
influential statesman in Europe, and a Rothschild agent, said that the purpose of his idea for a
European Federation was only to preserve the social order, and he was convinced that Alexander
was insane.
In actuality, the reason for the Congress of Vienna, was for the Illuminati to create a
Federation, so they would have complete political control over most of the civilized world. Many
of the European governments were in debt to the Rothschilds, so they figured they could use that
as a bargaining tool. The Illuminati, in their first attempt, had come terrifyingly close to gaining
control of the world. The head of the family, Nathan Rothschild, awaited the day that his family
would get revenge by destroying the Czar and his family, which they did in 1917.
In 1916, the Senate Congressional Record (pg. 6781) reproduced a document known as the
“Secret Treaty of Verona” which had been signed in November 22, 1822 by Austria
(Metternich), France (Chateaubriand), Prussia (Bernstet), and Russia (Nesselrode); and was
partially the reason for the establishment of the Monroe Doctrine. Its purpose was to make some
changes to the treaty of the Holy Alliance, and Article One stated: “The high contracting powers,
being convinced that the system of representative government is equally as incompatible with the
monarchical principles as the maxim of the sovereignty of the people with the divine right,
engage mutually, in the most solemn manner, to use all their efforts to put an end to the system
of representative governments, in whatever country it may exist in Europe, and to prevent its
being introduced where it is not yet known.” Without a doubt, this document represented the
intentions of the International bankers as they planned increasing domination over a growing
world.
THE MASONS SEPARATE THEMSELVES FROM THE ILLUMINATI
In 1826, Captain William Morgan, a journalist and stonemason from Batavia, New York,
who was a high degree mason in a local Masonic lodge, wrote an exposé of the Masonic Order in
a book called Illustrations of Masonry, which revealed many of their secrets concerning the first
three degrees. Shortly afterward, he was arrested and charged with stealing and indebtedness,
and put in jail. The Illuminati tried him in absentia, convicted him of treason, and ordered five
men, led by Richard Howard, an English Illuminist, to execute him. When he was released from
jail, he was warned about the plot, and he attempted to flee to Canada. Howard caught him at the
border, and took him to Fort Niagara, where he was held for a couple of days. The Freemasons
that accompanied Howard, carried him off in a boat, and drowned him in the Niagara River.
This event was verified by the sworn statement of Avery Allen (said to be on file at the New
York City Archives), who heard Howard give a report of the incident at a meeting of the Knights
Templar at St. John’s Hall in New York City. One of the three men who carried out the
assassination, confessed on his deathbed in 1848.
Masonic leaders refused to cooperate with the lengthy investigation, which didn’t get