Arcana Arcanorum Rite of Atlantis

Arcana Arcanorum Rite of Atlantis

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    Dec 28, 2009#1

    THE ARCANA ARCANORUM RITE OF ATLANTIS

    As you all know from Venetian history, they had the secret 'counsil of ten', who throughout the history of Venice were always the UNKNOWN oligarchs. Somehow funds and projects would start appearing out of the blue around Rialto in the 400's, yet no one had a clue who was granting it. Was it the Byzantines, the Pope, or the Franks? Mysterous money flowing into a doomed project, we knew as Venice. The Jesuit Counsil also has ten people as heads, this is because of the Sephirot and Kabbalah.

    These rites you speak of are all services, some are elite (Arcana Arcanorum,) but others anyone can join, such as The Ancient & Primitive Memphis Mizraim Rite & Rosy Cross. The Arcana Arcanorum is a Rite that goes back to Atlantis. It is the highest of rites and its purpose is to give offspring to the 'superhumans'. You must possess a special DNA to be allowed to have the ritual orgy.

    Within a Church in Rome, where at day people pray to Jesus Christ, and at night elites have an extravagant orgy which can involve children. It happens in the Spring after the 'rite of Spring', during which time a virgin is sacrificed and her blood is drunk on a Christian altar, and then the orgy begins. The child must be born after the Winter Solstice, just like Jesus.

    -Anonymous

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      Dec 28, 2009#2


      In the high occult circles, it is known that Alessandro Farnese held the 'Philosopher's Stone' . His personality is worshipped within the Cult of August and the great Arcanum rite of Atlantis. Most of us didn't even hear of him before initiation. The strange thing is that he invented the Jesuit order. The Jesuit order is the ultimate power on Earth, so I can only imagine that Farnese must have been very powerful. Higher sages within the Arcanum even go to the extent of claiming that Alessandro is still alive, therefore the Jesuits have remained powerful. Most of the other older have lost their edge , but the Jesuits are as powerful as when they first appeared. Venice which was the most anti-Jesuit city is now trapped by Jesuits everywhere. We have to find these Farnese's and torture them to death.

      -Anonymous

        Dec 28, 2009#3

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        House of Farnese

        The Farnese family was an influential family in Renaissance Italy.

        Its most important members include Pope Paul III and the Dukes of Parma.

        Several important architectural works and antiquities are associated with the Farnese family, either through construction or acquisition, including the Farnese Marbles. These include the Palazzo Farnese in Rome and the Villa Farnese in Caprarola.

        Origins


        The family could trace its origins back to around AD 984 and took their name from one of their oldest feudal possessions - Castrum Farneti. There has been some debate as to the origins of the name Farnesti/Farnese. Some suggest that it derives from the vernacular name for an oak found in the region, the Farnia (Quercus robur), but others have held that the name owes its origins to the Fara, a term of Lombard origin used to denote a particular social group. In the 12th century they are recorded as minor feudataries in the area of Tuscania and Orvieto, several members holding political positions in the latter commune. One Pietro defeated the Tuscan Ghibellines in 1110 and, most likely, fought against the Italo-Normans in 1134. His son Prudenzio was consul in Orvieto and defeated the Orvieto Ghibellines backed by Siena; another Pietro defended the town against Emperor Henry VI.

        In 1254 one Ranuccio defeated Todi's troops and fought for Pope Urban IV against Manfred of Sicily. His son Niccolò was in the Guelph army in the Battle of Benevento (1266).

        The Farnese returned in Tuscia (southern Tuscany-northern Lazio) in 1319, when they acquired Farnese, Ischia di Castro, and the Castles of Sala and San Savino. In 1354 Cardinal Albornoz, in return for the family's help in the war against the Papal riotous barons, gave them the territory of Valentano. In this period they fought against the fierce Papal rivals, the Prefetti di Vico. In 1362 Pietro Farnese was commander-in-chief of the Florentine army against Pisa in the war for Volterra. Six years later Niccolò Farnese saved Pope Urban V from the attack of Giovanni di Vico, first in the castle of Viterbo and then in that of Montefiascone. The loyalty to the Papal cause granted to the Farnese the confirmations of their possessions in the northern Lazio and a series of privileges which raised them as the same level of the more ancient and powerful Roman barons of the time (Savelli, Orsini, Monaldeschi, Sforza of Santa Fiora).

        Rise of the family

        The family substantially increased its power in the course of the 15th century, as their territories reached the southern shore of the Lake Bolsena and Montalto, especially thanks to Ranuccio the Elder. He was commander-in-chief for the neighbouring Siena against the Orsini of Pitigliano and, after his victory, received the title of Senator of Rome. His son Gabriele Francesco originated the "military" line of the family, which however disappeared after three generations.

        Pope Paul III with his cardinal-nephew Alessandro Cardinal Farnese (left) and his other grandson, Ottavio Farnese, Duke of Parma.

        The Farnese's Palazzo della Pilotta in Parma.Ranuccio's son Pier Luigi married a member of the ancient baronial family of the Caetani (that of Pope Boniface VIII), thus giving the Farnese further importance in Rome. His daughter Giulia, who was a mistress of Pope Alexander VI, further expanded the Roman fortunes of her family. She granted her brother Alessandro the title of cardinal; under Alexander's successor Julius II he became governor of the Marca Anconetana and, in 1534, he managed to become pope as Paul III. Among his most notable feats, there were an unprecedented nepotism and the establishment of the Council of Trent.

        Dukes of Castro and Parma

        Paul III named his son Pier Luigi gonfaloniere of the Roman Church and Duke of Castro, granting him the possession of a state encompassing the Farnese lands from the Thyrrenian Sea to the Lake of Bolsena, as well as the county of Ronciglione and many other smaller fiefs.

        In 1545 Paul was also able to carve out, from territories once belonging to the Papal States, another state in northern Italy for his son, the Duke of Parma and Piacenza. Two years later Pier Luigi was assassinated by his new subjects under Spanish mandate. Despite Charles V moves, the pope reacted and soon established Ottavio, Pier Luigi's son, on the ducal throne. Paul III died in 1549, his political role in the curia handed over to his grandson Alessandro, who was an influential cardinal until his death in 1589.

        The Duchy of Parma continued to be ruled by the Farnese until the 17th century, but that of Castro went lost in 1649 under the military assault launched by Pope Innocent X. Despite the lack of the territories in central Italy, the Farnese court in Parma under duke Ranuccio II was one of the most splendid in Italy.

        As the small state fell under the Spanish control and influence, the family lost Parma and Piacenza in 1731 as the last duke Antonio Farnese died heirless.

        Most notable members

        Pietro Farnese (dates unknown)
        Ranuccio Farnese (1390-1450)
        Pier Luigi Farnese (1435-1487)
        Pope Paul III, born Alessandro Farnese (1468-1549)
        Giulia Farnese, mistress of Pope Alexander VI and sister of the above Alessandro Farnese
        Pier Luigi Farnese, first Duke of Parma (1503-1547)
        Alessandro Farnese, Cardinal (1520-1589)
        Ottavio Farnese, second Duke of Parma (1524-1586)
        Ranuccio Farnese, Cardinal (1530-1565)
        Alessandro Farnese, third Duke of Parma (1545-1592)
        Ranuccio I Farnese, fourth Duke of Parma (1569-1622)
        Odoardo Farnese, fifth Duke of Parma (1612-1646)
        Ranuccio II Farnese, sixth Duke of Parma (1630-1694)
        Francesco Farnese, seventh Duke of Parma (1678-1727)
        Antonio Farnese, eighth Duke of Parma (1679-1731)
        Elizabeth Farnese, Queen of Spain, wife of King Philip V, mother of Charles III (1692-1766)

        Sources

        Annibali, Flaminio Maria (1817-1818). Notizie Storiche della Casa Farnese. Montefiascone.
        del Vecchio, Edoardo (1972). I Farnese. Rome: Istituto di studi romani editore.
        Drei, Giovanni (1954). I Farnese grandezza e decadenza di una dinastia italiana. Rome: La Libreria dello Stato.
        Nasalli Rocca, Emilio (1969). I Farnese.

          Dec 28, 2009#4

          I have just concluded a trip to the Villa Farnese which was the ORIGINAL 'Pentagon' in Caprarola. What is amazing is that they arrogantly and proudly admit to controlling Washington D.C. and that the building was the original prototype. It was created as a secret and hidden meeting place for Cardinals to command their legions in Germany to counter the reformation and to plan the 30 years war. In its map room, we you can visit as a tourist, there are 5 maps of the United States dated to before the American Revolution 1600s. One of these includes a future capital where washington is today.

          THESE PEOPLE DESIGNED AMERICA!
          THEY LAID OUT WHERE EVERYTHING WOULD BE BEFORE IT CAME!


          ......Then, the brainwashed tour guide told us that: "Oh my, it's a very strange coincidence that the future capital would be positioned there 'between Maryland and Virginia' and that the Pentagon is on the map too. The Farnese might have been psychic. After all they were popes"

          Pyschic, MY ASS --- They built Washington! and its even got the Washington Monument on the same map!

          check this out; Washington D.C. is between VIRGIN (ia) & MARY (land)

          These Jesuits admit to EVERYTHING! We are the stupid ones, in that we just don't care. They get away with everything. Look at the inscription on Ignatius Loyola's tomb: What does it read: ' CARDINAL ALEXANDER F A R N E S E '

          http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alessandro ... (cardinal) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Farnese#History http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_Paul_III http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pentagon

          ANYBODY WHO THINKS THE JESUITS DON'T CONTROL WASHINGTON ARE SIMPLY RETARDED PERIOD!!!

          THE FARNESE RAN THE JESUIT ORDER AND STILL DO TODAY!

          THE FARNESE CREATED THE FRENCH REVOLUTION!
          (Look at where the current French Embassy is in Rome: my my, it is in Piazza Farnese and the Embassy is Palazzo Farnese or Farnese Palace)

          THE 'FARNESE' NAME IS WHAT IS ON THE TOMB OF LOYOLA - they commissioned him

          THE FARNESE BUILD THE PENTAGON(U.S. Dept. of Defense) IN WASHINGTON

          THE FARNESE CONTROL WASHINGTON AND THE US MILITARY

          WAKE UP PEOPLE!!!
          http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farnese

          After the meeting with high-level illuminati's I wasn't able to photograph what I wanted to prove to you guys 'Martin Luther' wasn't a Rosicruscian.

          In this Villa there is a famous 1600's fresco inside it's main lodge, depicting 'Martin Luther' and the Farnese war against him and his followers.

          You can't even find the fresco at the Villa Farnese gift shop. I begged and begged them, and they plain-out refused the photography.

          -Count Vivian Vivaldi III

            Dec 28, 2009#5


            Titian's triple portrait of Pope Paul III with his
            grandsons, cardinal-nephew
            Alessandro Cardinal Farnese (left) and
            Ottavio Farnese, Duke of Parma (right)



            Alessandro Cardinal Farnese

              Dec 28, 2009#6

              People are perpetrators who play the victim part.