@ pizzagate007 ,

I "get" it.

Your username says it all.

You've been watching a lot of James Bond movies. You're an enthusiastic boy scout who wants to go out and slay the dragons, stop the bad guys, and defend the little people against the forces of evil.

OTOH, people who want to go out and perform difficult and dangerous tasks usually do a little searching before they post things to a serious discussion group. And they definitely should do some searching and thinking before they actually meddle with seriously nasty people who are known to kill inconvenient witnesses (think: Seth Rich, Monica Petersen and Michael Hastings.)

A little searching would have shown you how these people screen out investigators:

Here's just one example, as related by Nick Bryant, who wrote: The Franklin Scandal-A Story of Powerbrokers Child Abuse & Betrayal in 2009:

'The improbable prime mover in my nexus with the state troopers on Highway 81 was a conversation I had in July 2002 with a magazine editor, who said he was looking for “very dark” stories. Never having shied away from dancing in the dark, I pitched him a flurry of stories whose themes included Satanism and Nazism. He resonated with the Satanism angle. I had a simple plan: ferret out Satanists, attend a black mass, and write an article. Over the next month or so, I talked to a gamut of Satanists—not surprisingly, I found them a rather unsavory lot. I quickly discovered that they were either very, very smart or cognitively challenged. Punk rockers are the only other group I’ve encountered with such a marked gray-matter polarization, which I discovered while working as a bouncer at a club in the early eighties.'

'I eventually drifted toward a “sect” of intelligent Satanists—I’ve always preferred intelligent and unsavory to slow and unsavory. Anthony was the first of the cerebral Satanists I met. He was fond of black: black blazer, black shirt, black pants, and even black socks and tennis shoes. He, like the other Satanists I came across, was a Republican. It struck me as ironic that Satanists and fundamentalist Christians—groups embracing antithetical religious doctrines—generally share political affiliations.'

'I evidently impressed Anthony with my knowledge of metaphysics, having studied philosophy in college, lived on the ashram of a genuine Indian guru, and attended groups dedicated to Gurdjieff, Krishnamurti, Zen, and Sufism. Our philosophical and metaphysical conversations ranged from Nietzsche to Eastern mysticism.'

'After Anthony and I talked four or five times, he consented to take me to his sect’s version of a black mass, which is patterned after the mass of Roman Catholicism. He only had one condition, and it was nonnegotiable: he insisted I partake of the “host.” The host, in Anthony’s sect, is a floury wafer that contains the high priest’s semen and the high priestess’ menstruation. Anthony and I parted ways.'

And if Nick Bryant had gone on to the visit the black mass, before they let him start to find out about the deeper things within the cult, he would have had to perform a criminal act that would make him blackmailable. It's the same method the mafia uses to screen out wannabees and cops: to get in, you have to be "made" ie, commit a crime that they could use blackmail you.

So how could someone actually get inside info from these people? For real as opposed to action-flick fantasizing?

I agree with @SoldierofLight that hacking could be a good way to go, for someone who has the skills (I don't.)

I also think that the old gumshoe technique of finding someone who wants to leave the cult and encouraging them to reveal secrets is good. This can involve a lot, especially to keep them safe, but it has been done.

Here's an example of a woman who successfully left and Illuminati bloodline family:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ti25Wnn_CU

She faced a number of threats on her life, and had to go underground. She left the illuminati cult about 20 years ago, and was still alive a few years ago, in spite of what you read on the blog set up by a friend of hers: http://svalispeaks.com/