Sunday, August 12, 2018

The Illuminati's Detective Agencies Are Watching Us

The Illuminati relies on spies and lots of them. Some of these spies are well planted within everyday organizations and others are hiding in plain sight, working for detective and security agencies. One of the most notable is the Pinkerton Detective Agency. This historic company has its roots going all the way back to the Civil War with spy Allan Pinkerton who later went on to found a sprawling network of spies and hired muscle. As the decades passed, the Pinkertons as they became known were responsible for strikebreaking activities and other Illuminati missions designed to protect and promote the secret order. 

None of this is more evident than in the company's logos, both current and historic. The classic past Pinkerton logo is in the shape of an eye with an eye in the center, very telling that it's the Illuminati. Don't think that symbolism wasn't evident even back in the 19th century. Remember, this goes back to the founding of the U.S. and earlier. The current Pinkerton logo has even more overt Illuminati symbolism, an eye with a triangle. This couldn't be anymore obvious and definitely not a coincidence. There is little doubt that the Pinkertons of today work to forward an Illuminati agenda.

In addition, the larger worldwide Swedish security conglomerate, Securitas, owns Pinkerton, and the symbolism is just as visible in that company's logo as well. Securitas' logo consists of three red dots, which is representative of the unholy trinity. Together these companies are serving their Illuminati masters and promoting espionage and clandestine services in the name of the secret order. It's a good bet that their secret operatives could even be watching you.

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