Message-ID: <701@dartvax.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 8-Feb-84 22:42:08 EST
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Posted: Wed Feb  8 22:42:08 1984
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                 .
                / \
               /   \              Every breath you take,
              /     \             Every leaf you rake,
             /  ---  \            Every dog you wake,
            / < (*) > \           Every herring you bake,
           /    ---    \          He'll be watching you...
          /             \
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               PRIMUS ILLUMINATUS IS WATCHING YOU!

Message-ID: <37@cvl.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 14-Feb-85 18:25:39 EST
Article-I.D.: cvl.37
Posted: Thu Feb 14 18:25:39 1985
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> From: war@mit-dutch (Chris Warack)
> 
> >I recall a particular series (trilogy?) of the 'sercret society'
> >genre, this was/is the Illuminatti (sp?) series. I only got through
> >1 and 1/2 of the books since I started becoming paranoid! I believe
> >the writers were Anton Wilson and Robert Sheckly, though my mind is
> >rather foggy on this since once I put the books down I never wanted
> >to hear about them again. They were real good, so good I did not
> >dare go anywhere without looking over my shoulders!
> 
> Robert Anton Wilson was one of the authors of Illuminati (only one 't').
> I don't remember the other.  The series is amazingly good, although the
> way it jumps around from one viewpoint to another is confusing sometimes.
> 
> This is the book that explains the Kennedy assasination, the disappearance
> of John Dillinger, pyramid power, the sinking of Atlantis, evolution, ...
> THEY have a finger in everybody's pie.  The question is "Who are they?"
> It even involves Cthulu.
> 
> The Bavarian Illuminati IS mentioned in the dictionary, so some of the story
> is factually based.  And, their symbol is the pyramid with the eye in it.
> Now, where have I seen that before?
> 
> 				-- Chris Warack
> 				   war@dutch
> 
> "All Hail Discordia!"

There is an Illuminati game which involves all of the aforementioned groups.
I think it is a spoof of the book.

-eli
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Message-ID: <1169@sunybcs.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 17-Feb-85 16:05:12 EST
Article-I.D.: sunybcs.1169
Posted: Sun Feb 17 16:05:12 1985
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> There is an Illuminati game which involves all of the aforementioned groups.
> I think it is a spoof of the book.
> 
> -eli

I believe that this game is put out by Steve Jackson's company in a 'micro-
game' format (I have my copy on lone). There is also several expansions.
It is fairly enjoyable. The game is based on putting together your own
illuminati conspiracy of groups in order to take over the world. Different
societies have different paths to reach this goal.
-- 
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Today we live in the future,
Tomorrow we'll live for the moment,
But, pray we never live in the past.
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Daniel G. Winkowski @ SUNY Buffalo Computer Science (716-636-2879)
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Message-ID: <751@uwmacc.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 25-Feb-85 18:35:11 EST
Article-I.D.: uwmacc.751
Posted: Mon Feb 25 18:35:11 1985
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Reply-To: bllklly@uwmacc.UUCP (Bill Kelly)
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My favorite fnord little thing in fnord the Illuminati trilogy was fnord
the theory that fnord everything we fnord read has the fnord word "fnord"
sprinkled throughout, fnord which we are taught fnord not to see by
fnord early conditioning.  It is this conflict fnord that causes most of
the fnord disharmony in the world.  Fnord reminds me a little fnord of 
the explanation for fnord HAL's schizophrenia in 2001.  The best fnord
scene in the Illuminati books by my fnord reckoning is the one in which
fnord the protagonist finally breaks through fnord the conditioning -- 
while reading a fnord newspaper in a quiet library fnord, he leaps up
screaming:
     "I see the fnords!"


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Bill Kelly
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