I suggested this before, but someone pointed out that there are free masons on the board right now, and they would find you if you exposed some stuff....

one step ahead of you, i thought about this 6 months ago...

i have not yet joined, and i am not interested in doing so..

I really don't see it as a matter of one being "crazy"....
Perhaps its more of some lacking "testicular fortitude" to join and find out what they are wanting to know.
I would find it somewhat 'stupid' to join an organization just so I can then run out and tell you the 'evil' things that they are doing or not doing.

Many books and articles and sites are available so that one does not have to be labeled "crazy" to find out some of the information one might or might not be seeking.....

Mental instabilities go far beyone being "crazy"....

regards
seekerof

[Edited on 25-8-2003 by Seekerof]

Originally posted by Seekerof
I really don't see it as a matter of one being "crazy"....
Perhaps its more of some lacking "testicular fortitude" to join and find out what they are wanting to know.

I think it would require both testicular fortitude and at least a slight amount of lunacy to partake in such an act, especially considering many of the things I have heard about the "fraternity."

I would find it somewhat 'stupid' to join an organization just so I can then run out and tell you the 'evil' things that they are doing or not doing.

I never said it was a good idea!

If the FreeMasons are the largest fraternity in the world, then some of us on here should know some of them personally, right?

Originally posted by Sanders
If the FreeMasons are the largest fraternity in the world, then some of us on here should know some of them personally, right?

My boss at the "day job" is a Master Mason. Does that count?

-B.

I know approximately 5,000 Freemasons.

My most recent ex's father was a Freemason, a right *@*$*&% too! He was highly prejudicial and racist to say the least, and crazy could be another attribute of his.

my late grandfather, one of my uncles and my father all were or are freemasons. Dad doesn't go to the lodge anymore since my grandfather passed on as I think he was going mainly to keep him happy.

But although my grandfather could be a bit of a ****, I have a huge amount of respect for the other two. I guess all types of men become masons, and the only thing they have in common is their gender and a belief in a higher power.

I'm not sure infiltrating the masons would actually disclose anything. The rituals and stories are widely available online and as far as I know from talking to masons, the only things to be kept secret are the signs by which a mason can recognise another. Seeing as the original secrets of masonry were lost and all they have now is substituted secrets.....

but hell - go for it

don't plan things on message boards, or the internet at all, if u wanna be secret anyways, have u any idea how easy it is to sit and gather data packets with your plans in them, plans have to be done very secretively and with contingency plans, and then the real plans under that, and to infiltrate the freemasons would take a good amount of time if u wanted to get any decent turnout from it

Oh come on, lt's act with a little bit of knowledge here people...

Most of the low-ranking FreeMasons actualy ARE doing good stuff for the comunity, they pay their dued and donate money, and they don't know a **** thing about what appens at the top.
The higher ranking FreeMasons who are in on everthing (lodge officers, commandery officers, etc...) don't care about us, and wouldn't take the time to care about us.

The current Right Deputy Grandmaster of The Knights Templar Grand Encampment in the US has a massive 4 story house on top of this huge land he owns in the hill country. My parents knew Kenneth and they talked to him alot and went to his place alot.


If you really want to "infilitrate" the Masons, go sign up at a Grand Commndery for your region. They'll lte almost anyone in if they've got lineage, money, or both...

- Tassadar

i know i am, i just think too much effort is involved and i would get little information out of it...

it would take me 20 years to get anywhere

wut's the point, the really juicy stuff is only available to the higher members not just your average wannabe

The masons I've known, and been related to, don't seem privy to any kind of "secrets", so just joining up wouldn't help. If there are such secrets, you'd have to be in for years and years...or otherwise connected...so seems rather pointless....