The FreemasonsFormed: 1717Founders: Four English LodgesWhere? LondonWhy? To teach self-knowledge through participation in a progression of ceremonies.Famous alleged members: George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Winston Churchill, Mozart, Harry HoudiniFeared because: The all-male group has six million members across the world which are all powerful members of society.Most famous conspiracy theories: designed the Pyramids, plotted the French Revolution and are keeping the flame alive for the Knights Templar.
IlluminatiFormed: 1776Founders: Adam WeishauptWhere? GermanyWhy? To create secular societies in Europe.Famous alleged members: Barack Obama, Jay Z, Madonna, and BeyonceFeared because: Rumours say the entertainment and music industry have been infiltrated by Illuminati members who are using the media to brainwash the masses.Most famous conspiracy theories: The group was broken up by the German authorities after the French Revolution, but modern conspiracy theorists assert the group survived and now operates as a sinister shadow government, directing world industry and politics as it sees fit. Skulls and BonesFormed: 1832Founders: Frederick Ellsworth Mather, Phineas Timothy Miller, William Huntington Russell, Alphonso Taft and George Ingersoll WoodWhere? Yale University in a building called the ‘Tomb’.Why? The secret society was formed after a dispute between several debating societies at Yale.Famous alleged members: John Kerry, George Bush, and William TaftFeared because: Members, known as Bonesmen, use their bonds of power and influence to make their way up through the rank’s of America’s elite.Most famous conspiracy theories: The group has been blamed for everything from the nuclear bomb to the Kennedy assassination. Here is .uk’s list of the top five most famous and powerful secret societies who carry out bizarre rituals and conduct their business behind closed doors.1.
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