Who is the most powerful secret society?, page 1
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reply posted on 9-4-2008 @ 10:14 AM by yeahright
I'm pretty sure it isn't The Weavers.

The Masons have no real power as a group, but there are some powerful members of the organization.

Bilderburg Group is more of a meeting of power brokers, so I don't think they have much "power" as a group either.

Illuminati? No don't get me started.

Sovereign Military order of Malta could probably hold their own against the Swiss Navy, but beyond that, nahh.

In retrospect, maybe it IS the Weavers. At least they get points for harmonics.


reply posted on 9-4-2008 @ 02:46 PM by RuneSpider
reply to post by Crakeur



Darn, you beat me to it. I was going to say, a known secret society looses much of it's power.


reply posted on 9-4-2008 @ 07:10 PM by Rockpuck
reply to post by senrak



don't worry brothers.. I already had that guy reported for his violation!

The most powerful secret society in the world is not the Free and Accepted Masons.. but actually an even MORE powerful organization known as the Free and Accepted Carpenters.. not many know about these wood carving fellas because they infiltrated the Masons and use us as a front to blind what the Carpenters really are!

Then there are the infamous Free and Accepted Pavers .. taking over the world one boulevard at a time.


reply posted on 9-4-2008 @ 09:44 PM by Illusionsaregrander
Originally posted by Masonic Light
I have to disagree. Sure, both Bush and Kerry were Bonesmen, but they had vastly different ideas and policies. I don't see how any of it had anything to do with a college frat.


They seem to, you mean. What someone says their ideas and policies are and what they actually implement when in office can be two very different things. The little "crumbs" of difference that the parties throw us, promises of health care, tax reform, etc., seem to mask a very similar foreign policy and a very similar predisposition to make laws that support the expansion of corporate rights and powers, and get rid of laws, deregulation, etc., that constrict corporate rights and powers.

I personally havent forgotten all the Democrats who swore they would not have started the war in Iraq, nor supported the Patriot Act, and guess what happened when they got control of the house? They renewed the Patriot act, and we have sent more soldiers to Iraq. Talk is cheap. I dont see that big a difference at all in how things play out. From CBS news, regarding the Patriot Act,

www.cbsnews.com...

And from the New York Times a really enlightening article on how both parties have been sending in very Corporate friendly justices in for years called "Supreme Court, Inc." by Jeffery Rosen.

www.nytimes.com...

I think we need to look past the rhetoric, and the "hot button" issues they toss our way knowing we will grab the bait and pay better attention to the larger, underlying issues that are really driving our countries policies.

The Canadian memo regarding the conversation between Obama's senior economic advisor Austan Goolsbee and a Canadian government official can be read here; the link to which is provided through ABC news,

abcnews.go.com...


reply posted on 10-4-2008 @ 12:54 AM by lazy1981
reply to post by Rockpuck



You know, there may be something to your theory. They do have an inverted square and compass as there emblem. Wow, who would have thought.
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