The Illuminati, Freemasons, U.F.O.s and Aliens | Rasul Allah of The Lost Children of Babylon | LCOB

Rasul Allah is one of the founding members of the hip hop group The Lost Children of Babylon (LCOB). Rasul and LCOB have pioneered into a genre all of their own with hip hop songs about spirituality, freemasonry, the illuminati, UFO’s, aliens, metaphysics and the list goes on. Rasul is himself a freemason and rosicrucian and has studied under the Master Teacher Malachi Z. York of the Nuwaubian Order. In this interview TruthSeekah speaks with Rasul Allah about his involvement with the Nuwaubians and experiences with UFO’s and aliens. Rasul explains the difference between different masonic order and the illuminati and share how some early in these orders left the path to study dark occultism and satanic rituals. Rasul also talks about how just because someone is a freemason or illuminati does not mean that they are in fact a devil worshipper. Rasul clears the air on some of the common misconceptions about the secret fraternities. Another topic covered in the interview is how ancient technology was used in cultures past such as Egypt or Ancient Kemet, Lemuria and Atlantis. Archeologist are still uncovering findings that the ancient civilizations were actually highly advanced in technology, literature and spiritual practice. Much of this knowledge has been kept from the general public and is only privy to those who are a part of esoteric orders and pledge to keep the information secretive in fear that the information could potentially fall into the wrong hands. Some of the information covered concerning UFOs and Aliens goes back to some of the Biblical accounts of angelic contact and seeing flying vehicles or chariots of fire that are mentioned within the writing. The word used in the text for chariot is actually the Hebrew word Merkaba which actually means “vehicle”. So when we read about the flying chariots of fire its not actually speaking about a horse and buggy chariot but simply referring the a device used to travel from one place to the other.