Movie from 1943 reveals bone-chilling Illuminati secrets ... Producer got killed over it!
Ever heard of the film "Occult Forces" that came out in 1943? If you haven't heard of it no doubt you are not alone. Turns out the film which was the final one directed and produced by French director Paul Richie who was shot down in 1949.
Film Shows Truth About Illuminati
It turns out that many suspect that the demise of Riche came about due to this movie that exposes the belief that the Illuminati has an evil agenda long before there were any other films doing so. The film although a piece of fiction depicts what is known as the Freemason system in a less then favorable light. There are scenes in the film that some could find quite disturbing such as a scene where a member of the Freemason system is saying they love Lucifer, which of course is another name for the Devil. So, what does this have to do with the Illuminati? Well, for years many have believed that the Masons and the Masonic lodges are other names for the Illuminati. Not exactly something that some want to hear who belong to the Mason program.
But getting back to Riche, did direct this film cost him his life? Well, no one has ever come out to admit this, but it does seem quite odd that shortly after the film's release he was shot dead in a random act of violence as the police called it. So, his death was brushed aside, which has only led to more controversy surrounding his death.
As for the film itself, this isn't the first or the last time a film had people up in arms. It maybe fiction but then so was “Birth of a Nation” which was a controversial film for it's time. So, was the “Davinci Code “but that didn't stop it from being the talk of many in the Catholic faith who wanted to denounce the book and the film based on it. So, in other words, fiction can stir people up especially when it hits a little too close to what is reality. The film “Occult Forces” is now streaming online and many can view it for themselves to see if this was true as controversial as claimed. Keep in mind, though; the film can be hard to view given it's subject matter, and when viewing it, many might wonder if it did cause a man his life.
Selected clips and the full movie below. Notice the all seeing eye garbage in the Mason lodge!
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