Adam Weishaupt was born on May 1, 1748, into a Jewish family that began to present itself as Roman Catholic at the beginning of the 17th century and infiltrated the local population of the German city of Ingolstadt. Adam became a Roman Catholic “priest” and Jesuit who recognized Lucifer as his master and began practicing witchcraft and Satanism. He was astonished to learn that the day of his birth was linked to an ancient pagan belief and custom of celebrating the pagan holiday of Beltan in honor of nature and fertility, which pagans celebrated on April 30, and the satanic holiday of Walpurgis Night, which was celebrated on the night between April 30. and May 1. Then he decided to found the secret satanic fraternity Illuminati (enlightened) or Perfectionists on his 28th birthday, May 1, 1776. The goal of that brotherhood was and remains to destroy the current way of life, order and moral norms with one world revolution, and to challenge the creation of a New World Order!
As far as the Illuminati have succeeded in their goals, it is enough to look at the symbol of the American empire – the American dollar. It is full of Judeo-Masonic symbols such as the unfinished pyramid with the all-seeing eye, and the year 1776 is written in Roman numerals at the bottom of the pyramid.
That is how Adam Weishaupt and the Illuminati decided to impose on the whole world an organized “May Day reception” and the celebration of the satanic holiday “Walpurgis Night”, whose celebration would pay homage to Lucifer! All they needed was a mask to hide the true meaning of that “holiday”, and thus imposed it on all humanity under a more acceptable mask! The Illuminati, using their great influence in America, encouraged and organized demonstrations of workers in Chicago and a conflict between workers and the police. They timed it all for May 1, 1. Using the influence of Karl Marx, who was a member of the secret society “League of the Righteous” (one of the branches of the Illuminati), which he had on the labor movement, the Illuminati managed to impose that May 1886 be celebrated as “All Workers’ Day”. ….Very quickly, all the governments of the world (and in all governments the main word is the Freemasons) accepted this “holiday” and introduced a celebration in their countries.