The Illuminati try to make a deal to get AntiIlluminatiParty.com to sell out. We say Hell No!

Part 1

As the founder of the AntiIlluminatiParty.com,  AntiNWOParty.com and JesusChristParty.com,  I just want to let our fellow subscribers know whats been going on and put everything out in open in the light.  As you read on you will find two times we have been contacted by those who claim to be with the Illuminati Brother hood.  We have not attempted to contact these people back we are not interested in selling our souls for a cup of soup.  Matthew 16:26 For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul? Matthew 16:25-27 (in Context) Matthew 16 (Whole Chapter) Other Translations. Why are we sharing this info with you,  so you know to keep us in your prayers. Thank you and God Bless.

1. Harassment: When faced with opposition, the Elitists first attempt to overcome by “buying” someone out. If that doesn’t work, they resort to discrediting and then harassment in extreme form via endless phone calls, tapping or tracking, or tailing and following as well as putting out negative, disparaging and secret info on them, snooping in their lives and projects. IRS hassles, accusing one of false crimes, negatively doctoring a person’s personal and work records are all means for the Illuminati to gain superiority over individuals and to make them cede to their goals. Driving opponents or dissenters mad or to the point of paranoia is one of their prized exercises.

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ILLUMINATI

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LORD OBAS

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What is Anti Illuminati Party ? Its a leaderless movement of We the People a grassroots movement.   On these issues, the movement has to be clear: This is a leaderless movement with official set of demands that we are still molding and working on.   There are projected outcomes, bottom lines but with no talking heads. In the Anti Illuminati movement,We are all leaders.  Consciousness-raising is also the heart and soul of  Anti Illuminati Party activism.   We are protest networks emerged around the world in opposition to the World Bank, WTO Abolish North American Free Trade Agreement involving the US, Canada and Mexico  G-8. End of  Population control, End of Mass surveillance  End Mind control by governments, corporations, and the mass media involved in the manufacturing of a national consensus.

This time uneven development, debt and Neopopulists center stage, alongside Real environmental concerns such as Agenda 21 and world poverty. Our protesters are “Anti”  globalization as well as “Alter”: Free flows of information as opposed to patenting, free movement of people as not opposed to policed immigration, and against free trade and opposed to NAFTA.

In the United States, Patriot-inspired spokes councils convened hundreds of Patriot groups to organize protest actions, conferences and community work. At the meetings, each group will position a single member upfront, in the inner circle, while the rest will sit behind, like a human wheel with spokes. There are no leaders with long-standing assignments because every participant is, in essence, a leader. In lieu of a party line, this amalgamation of movements operated according to sets of core, procedural principles—called Principles of Unity—that reflected their anti-authoritarian, anti-discriminatory orientation.

The Anti Illuminati Party movement operates similarly, with each locale not establishing its own set of organizational practices organizational presence is Roberts rules of order. Locales, and the virtual Anti Illuminati Party communities in cyberspace, are federated according to a simple yet powerful point of unity: “The one thing we all have in common is that we are the people that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the Banksters”—an obvious reference to the well-known, yet still appalling, statistic that the top 1 percent of households in the United States own somewhere between 30 to 40 percent of all privately held wealth.

Anti Illuminati Party’s organizational presence is Roberts rules of order in the General Assembly or “GA,” which convenes numbers in the high hundreds at its meetups.  GA meetings are led by facilitators who rotate on a regular basis, and facilitation training is open to all.

We are all leaders represents a real praxis, and it has a real history

1 John 4

King James Version (KJV)

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