Hello guise. Been doing some digging last night - which, being a memefag, isn't necessarily my cup of tea - but I try. Sometimes I find a gem.

Anyway, last night I was lazily watching a DvD a friend gave me that I've had collecting dust for years now (because it is of a History Channel show - so, ya know muh "History", right?)… The show is from the same era the DaVinci Code with Tom Hanks was out in theaters. It is called "Beyond the DaVinci Code". It's 90mins long.

I didn't make it through the whole thing - BUT (getting to the point here) - I saw a familiar name (which I have seen some anons mention before) referenced, which got me off the DvD and onto a web search - and sifting through a LOT of lunacy about aliens - regarding the topic of the Merovingian dynasty and the so-called 13th Bloodline. Do we have a separate thread for digging on the 13th Bloodline?

I ran a YT search and stumbled upon a mid-90s-era episode from The Prophesy Club (and I've seen a few other episodes in years past - thought some were rather interesting, actually). But this one in particular was fascinating because it touched upon a topic I've seen my fellow anons brush upon here.

Anyway, I watched the video last night - and TODAY - during my search for good PDFs relating to the subject that might contain well-founded info, I came across the book written BY the man speaking the the Prophesy Club video - on the C_A site (kek - guess they've got a little bit of everything in their library). Anyway, I thought it prudent to share here.

Here's the pdf:

https:// www.cia.gov/library/abbottabad-compound/FC/FC2F5371043C48FDD95AEDE7B8A49624_Springmeier.-.Bloodlines.of.the.Illuminati.R.pdf

>>1104388

You're all very welcome - and likewise, I welcome anything concrete we can find about this mysterious geneaology. I feel like it's imperative to our understanding of the future "Anti-Christ" FIGURE of Revelation (not to be confused with the many antichrists described throughout the rest of the Bible). Would love to see some solid work on a family tree as it relates to ancient Babylon all the way up to political, charismatic figures of the present geopolitical landscape (now that we've got the NWO against the ropes).

I've seen lots of rumors (Rameses II, Alexander the Great, Cleopatra, etc.), but if we could lay it out using the elite's own writings as to their claim to this bloodline - that's what I would like to see. It may be just TOO BIG of an undertaking though for the purposes of this board.

I don't want it to detract from THE PLAN and the good work we are trying to do here. But, if anons find themselves bored - it may bear some fruit - and may be useful for posterity. I know not everyone here is a Christfag like me - and that's cool. But coming from the perspective I do, I understand that we cannot utterly destroy the NWO. We can stall it for possibly centuries - but it will come back with all the same technocratic implications we see emerging today (if one believes the end-time sequence laid out in Revelation).

I think identifying the potential figure that will rule it and be worshipped after being assassinated and then "resurrected" (thanks to technology), is something of value to pursue. But, I could just be OCD - KEK

>>1104421

Thank you, anon! Sounds curiously (/sarcasm) like Ashtoreth/Ishtar/Isis - WILL DO.

>>1104498

I'm not sure sure whether to file it under "knowledge is power" and so the clowns hoard info, or if this guy is a possible clown-op from 1995. I can't say, honestly…

>>1104505

KEK

>>1104551

Many thanks anon - Yes, I DO remember that drop. Is it healthy to be skeptical of a NZ-based URL? I can probably safely check it out - even if it's a clown addy, but that's because I have a floating IP (not a VPN). I have ways of getting to the data - might even consider using a thumbdrive and another computer for the job…

>>1104557

Yipe - idk - The Mystery of the 13th Bloodline? This goes well beyond just the Merovingian Dynasty - so whatever you like is good with me. I just want to contribute wherever I can, and felt this to be an important subject, is all.

>>1104584

I greatly appreciate the vote of confidence, anon. I couldn't be CERTAIN, but as I've said elsewhere, that particular show seems legit. The few episodes I have seen over the past years were riveting.

>>1104421

Actually, upon a quick first search, I see that this subject is voluminous and somewhat ambiguous - and perhaps the proper spelling is "Astaroth"? Any chance you could give me a springboard in the form of a link to set me off in the right direction? Apparently, the movie Hellboy (which I never bothered to see) references this entity and that's why the search results seem to be clogged up)… Thanks anon - certainly a LOT to sift through on that lead.