
Synopsis
Was the Illuminati out for World Domination or were they simply the equivalent of the Modern Freedom, Truth and Patriot Movements of today, or was it somewhere in between? Weischaupt talks candidly about his life, his misadventures and his goals, in this short animated and somewhat satirical talk show, interspersed with comedic skits to further illustrate the conversation.
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