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Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
reading about the time Bill Drummond (KLF) was contacted by someone calling themselves “True Genius” after seeing his set design for a theatre adaptation of Robert Anton Wilson’s “The Illuminatus! Trilogy” in Liverpool (UK). He convinced him that a powerful leyline existed near the Carl Jung statue and prompted him to book shows for The Teardrop Explodes and Echo and the Bunnymen to perform simultaneously in diff parts of the world on leylines with a view to creating a “psychic event”
Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
A brief mind dump. You may spot certain elements that ring a bell and point to the UFO mystery and the Epstein / Maxwell abomination and those who assume the identity of our supposed elite class. Just the tip of the iceberg but maybe relevant to current events. 🤔
13th-18th centuries: Bektashi Order emerges in Anatolia as a syncretic Sufi sect with secretive, tolerant practices; overlaps with Dönmeh crypto-Sabbateans in Ottoman Empire, blending Islamic mysticism and heterodoxy.
1665-1676: Sabbatai Zevi's messianism inspires Dönmeh sects in Salonika, practicing secret antinomian rituals under Islamic cover; influences Frankism, with some Kabbalistic elements.
1750s: Jacob Frank, influenced by Dönmeh, founds Frankism in Poland with antinomian Kabbalah, sexual rites, and syncretic redemption; messianic themes echo broader Christian mysticism.
1754-1767: Martinez de Pasqually establishes Order of Elus Cohens in France, a theurgic Masonic system with Réaux-Croix degree conferring Melchizedek priesthood; draws on esoteric Christianity, potentially invoking St. John as an evangelist of divine wisdom.
1759-1760: Frankists convert to Catholicism en masse after disputations, adopting crypto-practices; integrates into esoteric networks.
1760-1772: Frank imprisoned in Czestochowa, venerates Black Madonna as Shekhinah, symbolizing divine feminine.
1765: Louis Claude de Saint-Martin joins Elus Cohens; develops Martinism as interior Christian mysticism, emphasizing heart-centered reintegration; St. John the Evangelist symbolizes divine love and revelation, aligning with Martinist esoteric Christianity.
1770s-1780s: Frankism influences Asiatic Brethren (founded 1781) via Frank's nephew Moses Dobruska; order establishes Melchizedek Lodges for Kabbalistic-Rosicrucian rites, explicitly named "Order of Knights and Brothers of St. John the Evangelist from Asia in Europe," invoking St. John as patron of mystical wisdom, linked to Book of Revelation's Seven Churches of Asia for symbolic transfer of Eastern mysteries to Europe; echoes Elus Cohens' priesthood themes.
1780s-1790s: Saint-Martin formalizes Martinism with synarchic governance ideals; Asiatic Brethren dissolves, but Johannine symbolism persists in Rosicrucian legacies as emblem of enlightenment and brotherhood.
1791-1816: Frank dies; daughter Eva leads remnants with androgynous millennialism; fades into esoteric diffusion.
1880s: Joseph Alexandre Saint-Yves d'Alveydre advances synarchy as spiritual hierarchy, influenced by Martinism.
1891: Papus revives Martinist Order with synarchic elements, linking to Elus Cohens; Johannine themes subtly present in Christian mysticism focus.
19th-early 20th centuries: Frankist ideas spread into Masonic revivals; Bektashi suppressed (1826) but endures; synarchy influences esoteric politics, with Rosicrucian groups like Rudolf Steiner's "Christians of St. John" emphasizing Gospel of John for daily meditation and inner awakening.
1915: AMORC founded by H. Spencer Lewis in US, drawing on Asiatic Brethren and Martinist syncretism; incorporates esoteric Christianity, with St. John symbolizing divine wisdom in Rosicrucian traditions.
1918: Thule Society forms in Germany with völkisch occultism and Ariosophy; indirect esoteric ties via Rudolf vonSebottendorff initiation into Bektashi Order, focusing on Nordic myths instead.
1925-1967: Bektashi banned in Turkey (1925) and Albania (1967); revives post-communism.
Post-1990s to present: Modern Martinist orders (e.g., Traditional Martinist Order) sustain synarchic and Melchizedek themes; AMORC active globally with esoteric Christian elements invoking St. John as symbol of revelation; Black Madonna in feminist mysticism; fringe groups echo Frankist antinomianism and Dönmeh secrecy, occasionally blending Johannine light symbolism in broader occult contexts.
Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
Jacob Frank was an 18th c. self-proclaimed messiah who preached the reversing moral values & precipitating chaos to bring about the messianic age. Frank sought a Ziоnist-like state in eastern Galicia (today Ukraine), just as President Zelensky envisioned a “big lsræI” in Ukraine.
Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
Anton LaVey was involved with militant Zionists in illegal weapons running to Israel.
He met with Assaf Dayan, son of Israel's Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, who told LaVey he agreed with everything in The Satanic Bible and it was exactly the philosophy they practiced in Israel.
Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
snuff box is pure chaos and brilliance—matt berry at his surreal best. criminally underrated. xitter.cf/RiddlerGroyper2/status…
Balkh, Afghanistan, the "Mother of Cities," is history's ultimate crossroads:
Zoroaster: The ancient prophet lived, preached, and died here, transforming Bactra into the heart of early Zoroastrianism.
Buddha: Balkh hosted the massive Nava Vihara monastery, the western pillar of silk-road Buddhism
The Greens: Legend says Al-Khidr ("The Green One"), the immortal guide of Sufism, has deep mystical ties to Balkh’s spiritual landscape.
Rumi: Birthplace of the Sufi poet (Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Balkhī)
Shambhala: Linguists & esoteric scholars trace the mythic kingdom's name back to Shams-i-Balkh (The Elevated Candle), an ancient Bactrian sun temple.
A cradle of global mysticism.
ALT Shakyamuni (Buddha)
ALT Khidr
ALT Zoroaster
ALT The Green Mosque, Balkh
The linguistic intersection between the surname "Shakespeare" and the Sufi honorifics "Sheikh" and "Pir" (Elder/Wise Man) forms a notable niche in alternative authorship discourse.
Proponents of the Baconian theory argue that Sir Francis Bacon, highly literate in esoteric traditions, deliberately encoded the phonetic mirror of these Eastern terms into the pseudonym "Shake-speare."
From this perspective, the name serves as a veiled tribute to the Sufi gnosis that heavily influenced the foundational tenets of Rosicrucianism and the Knights Templar, effectively masking Middle Eastern mysticism within the canon of early modern English drama.
Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
Charles Taze Russell was one of the first Christian Zionists. In 1891, Russell wrote a letter to Rothschild outlining a plan for Zionism involving purchasing all govt owned land in Palestine.
In 1950, Parsons tried to sell a rocketry program to the newly created state of Israel.
I hang my socks on the radiator....
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Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
Corso was a member of the ultra right secret society 'The Shickshinny Knights'.
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Jean-Luc Infini retweeted
Exclusive: The US spytech firm sent letters to British MPs who made critical comments or asked difficult questions in parliament. @harriepw reports. novaramedia.com/2026/10/22/p…
