Former employee claims he worked for Masons and Illuminati
A former employee claims to have worked for the Illuminati and Masons, saying his boss was the son of a 1970s TV presenter, and implicates the Spanish crown.
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Former employee confesses: I worked for the Guasons and the Illuminati
Claims of having worked directly for the Illuminati and the Guasons have emerged online. The person making them says his boss was the son of a well-known TV presenter from the 1970s. According to him, the implications reach as far as the Spanish crown and alleged murders. However, the story dissolves into vagueness. He himself says his company was not "purely Illuminati", but rather carried out "commissions for the Guasons". There is no concrete evidence, only references to his ability to summarise and to cultural topics. The prevailing response has been scepticism and mockery. This episode is yet another symptom of the persistence of conspiracy narratives in the digital age. It probably won't be the last: as long as there is interest in the occult, similar testimonies will keep appearing. But the evidence will remain elusive.
Claims of having worked directly for the Illuminati and the Guasons have emerged online. The person making them says his boss was the son of a well-known TV presenter from the 1970s. According to him, the implications reach as far as the Spanish crown and alleged murders. However, the story dissolves into vagueness. He himself says his company was not "purely Illuminati", but rather carried out "commissions for the Guasons". There is no concrete evidence, only references to his ability to summarise and to cultural topics. The prevailing response has been scepticism and mockery. This episode is yet another symptom of the persistence of conspiracy narratives in the digital age. It probably won't be the last: as long as there is interest in the occult, similar testimonies will keep appearing. But the evidence will remain elusive.
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