A summary of the life of Doris Duke by Fritz Springmeier
Howard Duck
Duke, starring Lauren Bacall and Richard Chamberlain.
Fritz Springmeier, in his book, Bloodlines of the Illuminati, gave a
summary account of Ms. Duke's life. I reprint it here with his
permission.
Doris Duke of the Illuminati Duke family was an heiress to the large
tobacco fortune of the Duke family. She was the only child of American
Tobacco Co. founder James Buchanan Duke. Doris Duke, herself was a
member of the Illuminati. As an example of her moral excesses, she was
well known to have continued belly dancing even in her 70's.
Doris Duke had five houses (which have served as sites for Illuminati
rituals) - one in Beverly Hills, CA (where she died), one in Hawaii
(where she collected entire temples from occult sites around the
world), and one in central New Jersey (which had 30 rooms & was the
headquarters for some of her financial activities such as the estate
offices). Her pet camels Princess and Baby, had the run of the New
Jersey mansion. All of these five houses were staffed with servants.
The old Duke mansion in New York, "a grand sophisticated 1912 house"
is now the New York University Institute for Fine Arts.
The bulk of Doris Duke's $1.2 billion estate went into foundations
after she was ritually killed in a Beverly Hills Illuminati All
Hallows (Halloween) ritual in 1993 where they cannibalized her body.
To cover this ritual death, the news media made a lot of fanfare about
the butler or her personal physician may have killed Doris, The body
was said to have been burned.
In the Illuminati, Doris Duke had reached at least the Mother of
Darkness level. She was called "the richest girl in the world." The
Illuminati will use some of her inheritance which has gone into
foundations to fund their Environmental movement.
Doris' [adopted?] daughter is upset because she was lied to. Chandi
Duke Heffner, the daughter of Doris Duke was told that she would be
the sole beneficiary of Doris' estate. The butler Bernard Lafferty,
who was very close to Doris and was coexecutor of her will, received
$500,000 a year from her estate while he lived.
Rhino "Owl" Drudge
>... Doris Duke, herself was a
> member of the Illuminati. As an example of her moral excesses, she was
> well known to have continued belly dancing even in her 70's.
?? How is "belly dancing even in her 70's" an example of "moral excess"? Is
it the age? The dancing? The belly? What?
Howard Duck
That was just thrown in (pretty stupid though at 70, wouldn't you
say?). Her moral excesses are no secret, even in the mini.
santa
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I was wondering that myself. Maybe the Duck doesn't approve of belly
dancing.
I met Ms. Duke back in the 70s. My local theatre group in Newport, RI had
just finished a run of "My Fair Lady" and at the cast party was a woman who
was dressed exactly like the Ascot Opening Day number. I said to her "You
know we were suppose to return the costumes at the end of the play." and she
told me she wasn't wearing a costume! Later my friend said; "You ass! That
was Doris Duke! Do you know how much money she has? What she could do to
you?" I went back and apologized, she mentioned it was no big deal and spent
the rest of the night telling dirty jokes.
Howard Duck
<edward....@verizon.net> wrote:
> I was wondering that myself. Maybe the Duck doesn't approve of belly
> dancing.
Maybe you love to see 70-year-old belly dancers? What else in the
article do you savor?
lensman1955
I don't care anything about the article. I don't care about Doris
Duke. I just think it's funny you latched onto that one point. Ever
think maybe she was doing it for the exercise? Or just because she
enjoyed it? I had a friend who enjoyed belly dancing and certainly
couldn't be considered a double for Barbara Eden. She wasn't doing it
as a sexual thing... she did it because she had fun doing it!
Howard Duck
wrote:
> I don't care anything about the article. I don't care about Doris
> Duke. I just think it's funny you latched onto that one point. Ever
> think maybe she was doing it for the exercise? Or just because she
> enjoyed it? I had a friend who enjoyed belly dancing and certainly
> couldn't be considered a double for Barbara Eden. She wasn't doing it
> as a sexual thing... she did it because she had fun doing it!
Well, as I said in the first paragraph, I was copying what Fritz had
to say. I personally know nothing about Doris Duke or her family.
But I do care that multitudes are going to hell, and I care that the
world is turning to forms of satanism and away from Christ. The real
topic is Illuminism, which is derived from ancient cults like
Babylonianism: Baal worship, Molech, Ashteroth, etc. People want to
live for pleasure today at any price, not realizing that "today" will
be like a dream that is past in the eternity future.