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Number of Freemasons in Cuba on the rise.




Topic started on 10-1-2003 @ 10:24 PM by FreeMason


Wow get this, I must say I've been totally out of the loop of that nation, I never even knew they had any freemasons, but apparently now that the Cuban Authorities are backing off a bit, its on a boom in Cuba

www.surfsteve.com...,Freemasonry,Freemasons

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reply posted on 11-8-2008 @ 02:25 PM by Anonymous ATS


I, as a 5th Gen Cuban American can not begin to explain the true cleanliness of cuban masonry I visited my motherland 2yrs ago.
And MUST stress a blind eye is never to be forgotten.
If one is to revisit the past, there would be no American Revolution without the Cuban American Masonic alliance.
My lineage gave all to see that Mr. Lincoln had his FREEdoms.
The two most exponentially significant lodges in American History are HABANA (not Havana) and Beruit.
These facts are kept in Boston's Main Public Library (off Newburry St and Boylston) and require a special white glove invite to be viewed.
Simply said there would never have been a USA without Cuba's Upper Classes funding.
Now as for Lebanon I am not at liberty to divuldge any further.



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