On "Star Trek" (& Freemasonry)
Channel: Rev Jonathan Barlow Gee
Date: 2023-06-30

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Did you watch and like Star Trek, and what did you think of it? What do you think of Trekkies?

Adam Weishaupt, who invented the original Illuminati, was a Jesuit; he invented the Illuminati as a means of infiltrating and subverting Freemasonry, and promoted the Illuminati as the “true” or “inner-order” of Masonry. Likewise, the radicalization of labor-unionism into “communism” by Karl Marx was intended to destabilize the, essentially masonic, foundations of modern western society - principles of a free market and sound economic currency. Star Trek, being a more “utopian” science-fiction set in the future has many elements of an ideal, masonic society; it remains to be explored if this was intentional by Gene Roddenberry, and if so, for what motive? Star Trek IP covering the future of the Milky Way galaxy is more egalitarian and libertarian than the Star Wars IP, set in “a galaxy far, far away” and continues to offer modern technological futurists hope for space exploration. I grew up watching Star Trek TNG and DS9, but the plots of the recent reboot movies (recasting William Shatner with Chris Pine as Captain Kirk) still seem too confusing to me to accept yet as absolute “canon.”