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Lost Secrets of the Illuminati HD

An Exploration Into the World's Most Secret Societies. Lapis Exillis, the stone that is called the grail to the Illuminate, has influenced world history for centuries. This Code is the subject of this original and highly controversial award winning feature length documentary.


urviving abduction, shadowed by mysterious deaths and even torture, international intelligence adviser and code-breaker Louis Buff Parry emerges out of three decades of research into the world's most arcane and influential secret societies throughout the Western and Middle-Eastern world. A common theme of these Secret Societies was an obsession to possess a particular ancient stone artifact, the Lapis Exillis, the stone that is the grail, last discovered in 1743. Citing great scholars, the early founders of sciences and powerful luminaries of the past, Louis Buff Parry pieces together a startling story supported by remarkable facts sure to radically change your views of history forever. Lapis Exillis is a journey to uncover the mystery, murder, and mayhem that surrounds the dramatic events behind this well concealed history and reveals how this stone artifact has influenced the central powers governing the true destiny of western civilization.


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