Karl Marx

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Not only did Karl Marx maintain close ties with the Jesuits and Freemasonry throughout his career; he was also directly related to the British aristocracy through his marriage to Jenny Von Westphalen, a descendant of the Countess of Balcarras and Argyll, two of the oldest titles in England.

— Eustace Mullins; The Curse of Canaan

The Communist International was the first step in this program of activism. At first it was simply known as the League of the Just, a branch of the Illuminati. This group commissioned Karl Marx to write the Communist Manifesto in 1847; it was published in 1848 and was immediately given worldwide circulation by the international offices of Freemasonry. Throughout his long political career, Marx was known to work actively with both the Jesuits and the Freemasons. In 1864, Marx organized the International Workingmen's Party in London; in 1872 he moved it to New York, where it was merged with the Socialist Party. Marx received a regular stipend from American newspapers as a columnist, employment which had been arranged for him by the Freemasons.

— Eustace Mullins; The Curse of Canaan

The Communist Manifesto was written by (or for) Karl Marx and Freidrich Engels. Marx was a student of the German occultist, Bruno Bauer (Rothschild) and married into the reptilian bloodlines of the Scottish aristocracy. Some of his writings were vehemently anti-Jewish which appears contradictory because he was supposed to be Jewish. But he wasn’t. He was another ‘Aryan’ bloodline doing his job for the cause - the reptile cause. All these years the far left in politics have revered Marx as a ‘man of the people’ when all along he was a man to imprison the people.

— David Icke; The Biggest Secret

...the reason Marx condemned Jews was because, contrary to popular belief, he wasn’t one. He was of a Brotherhood bloodline which is why he got the job as frontman for Marxism, a creed compiled not by him but for him...

— David Icke; The Biggest Secret