May Accused Of Belonging To Secret Illuminati Society With Merkel

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Some top European politicians including the new British Prime Minister Theresa May have been photographed recently making a masonic hand signal allegedly belonging to a secret EU Illuminati society.

Theresa May, Angela Merkel and now Jean-Claude Juncker have all been seen making the bizarre hand sign while conducting official duties.

The Illuminati are believed to be responsible for secretly ruling the world without the world even knowing about it as well as looking after the interests of the elite and the bankers.

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Mail Online reports:

Mrs May used the hand signal – already frequently used by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker – on July 11 when speaking at Westminster before her elevation to 10 Downing Street.

The hand signal is listed on the illuminati hand signs conspiracy theory website illuminatiRex and described as a ‘Merkel-Raute’.

The ‘Merkel-Raute’ is a reverse variation of the first illuminati ‘Roc Sign’ – roughly in the shape of a diamond or pyramid – used by celebrities such as actors, Denzel Washington, Ben Stiller and Tom Cruise

Users of the ‘Merkel-Raute’, as it has become known due to the German’s frequent use, have also included other European historical figures including Pope John Paul II and Adolf Hitler.

‘The pyramid is an important Illuminati symbol showing their few ruling the many on the bottom type power structure,’ the illuminatiRex website states.

‘The symbol becomes more powerful when the sign is done over an eye, representing the All-Seeing eye in a capstone floating over an unfinished pyramid.’

‘The pyramid sign is seen by many researchers to be THE sign of the Illuminati.’

Mr Juncker was captured using the ‘Merkel-Raute’ signal this week when he met Belgium royalty on Friday.

But he had also used it on July 7 in Strasbourg, France.

German politician Memet Kilic had noticed the similarities between Mrs May and Mrs Merkel, describing the new PM as a ‘competitor’ in hand gestures against the German.