The “13 Illuminati Bloodlines” is a popular conspiracy theor
The “13 Illuminati Bloodlines” is a popular conspiracy theory. It claims that 13 influential families secretly control global politics, banking, media, and the economy.
This idea became widely known mainly through the 1995 book The Biggest Secret by David Icke and The 13 Bloodlines of the Illuminati by Fritz Springmeier. The claims made in these books have not been accepted as factual by historians or mainstream scholars.
The 13 families most commonly mentioned in this theory are:
1. Astor family
2. Bundy family
3. Collins family
4. DuPont family
5. Freeman family
6. Kennedy family
7. Li family
8. Onassis family
9. Reynolds family
10. Rockefeller family
11. Rothschild family
12. Russell family
13. Van Duyn family
It is important to note that:
* Some of these are real historical business or political families.
* There is no credible evidence that they belong to a secret Illuminati organization or collectively control world affairs.
* A real organization called the Illuminati (more accurately, the Bavarian Illuminati) was founded in 1776 by Adam Weishaupt. However, it was banned only a few years later.
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