Town may be a base for secret society
A SINISTER secret society said to control the world's governments has
members living in Hertford, according to a documentary to be aired on Sky
One on Thursday.
The Mercury can exclusively reveal that it will claim the mysterious sect,
the Illuminati, rumoured to involve bankers, power brokers and politicians,
may have an underground base in the town.
Formed in Bavaria in 1776, the group's high-powered members are said to
include George W Bush and his presidential rival John Kerry, who joined Yale
University's Skull and Bones club, a branch of the sect.
Conspiracy theorists claim that the society is "bent on world domination" in
a shadowy behind-the-scenes bid to control us.
As part of Sky's series on conspiracy theories, journalist Danny Wilson met
with Hertford man and insider Tim Acheson, in a bid to meet an Illuminatus.
Tim belongs to a high-ranking family in the Knights Templar, a powerful
society of warrior monks which dates back to the Crusades - and who still
meet at a secret location in the town.
But he denied a link with former US Secretary of State Dean Acheson, a
well-known Templar, who was in President Harry S Truman's inner circle
during the 1950s.
Cryptically, he told the Mercury: "I cannot talk about my family
connections. The older members of secret societies want to keep them secret,
whereas some of the new blood is a bit more open.
"I do know two members of the Illuminati who live here, but I must protect
their identities.
"There are powerful and dangerous forces at work here and I cannot risk
getting on the wrong side of them."
The Mercury was given a sneak preview of The Illuminati - Our Secret
Masters, which will be aired on Sky One next Thursday at 9pm.
Tim, a reporter for conspiracy theory website http://www.theinsider.org, is seen
driving through Bull Plain, Fore Street, Railway Street and St Andrew Street
in Hertford with the TV presenter.
They drive to a deserted industrial estate near the town and wait for the
shadowy figure to turn up - but Wilson begins to think that he's been led on
a wild goose chase.
Finally Tim returns to say his contact has "got cold feet" and backed off
meeting the press.
Speaking to the Mercury this week, Tim said: "It is very difficult to get
them to reveal themselves, as you can understand, but I hope that it may
happen at a later date."
And he promised to reveal more of Hertford's hidden secrets. He said:
"Hertford is very important as a centre of mystery and intrigue, more than
most people realise."
Next week's programme is one in a four-part series on conspiracy theories
showing every Thursday in September.
Picture: Secret past? Egyptian House in Fore Street, now home to Lussmans
Eatery, is believed to have been a meeting place of secret society the
Knights Templar of Aquarius.
SOURCE: Hertfordshire Mercury, 17th September 2004, page 2.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=152654
SEE ALSO: Hertfordshire Mercury, 10th September 2004, page 3.
http://www.herts-essex-news.co.uk/mercury/news/story.asp?id=150387
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| Title: Re: Secret society found in town near London |
23 Sep 2004 03:17:39 AM |
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On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 15:35:51 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:
Cuan a écrit:
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 16:01:09 GMT, Jean Guernon
<jguernon@globetrotter.net> wrote:
Cuan doesn't like me because I point out every time he kisses the butt
of Zarkawi.
So it's Zarqawi nowdays, eh? I guess he's more wanted than Binny too.
Good thing he doesn't run a country...well, not officially, that is.
KMA
No thanks.
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