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Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
I am very fascinated with Admiral Byrd. I was a freemason for a short period of time not too long ago (i adore the masons) and found out something very strange when researching Admiral Byrd.
I do not have time to find the source but i remember finding out that Admiral Byrd built the first Masonic Lodge in the Antartica. The strange thing about that? He named the lodge No. 777 .
This always struck me as strange. I would like to know more about the importance of 777 and why he chose to name the lodge 777.
Originally posted by Pakd-on-mystery
Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
I am very fascinated with Admiral Byrd. I was a freemason for a short period of time not too long ago (i adore the masons) and found out something very strange when researching Admiral Byrd.
Can you back your claims? Where did you hear all this?
I do not have time to find the source but i remember finding out that Admiral Byrd built the first Masonic Lodge in the Antartica. The strange thing about that? He named the lodge No. 777 .
"I do not have the to find the source?!" Sounds like your making s#!t up here....I have been researching this whole subject for years now, an I have never heard of any of this stuff. I don't have the time to believe crazy stories like this because History shows me the oppositeof what you're saying here.
This always struck me as strange. I would like to know more about the importance of 777 and why he chose to name the lodge 777.
IF there was a Lodge in Antartica, why build it there? It's difficult and expensive to get there. This just simply sounds like one of those whack claims to me.
“He and his pilot, Bernt Balchen dropped Masonic flags on the two poles--Balchen also added his Shrine fez. In the Antarctic expedition of 1933-35, 60 of the 82 members were Freemasons and on February 5, 1935 established First Antarctic Lodge No. 777 of New Zealand constitution. “
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Originally posted by BeastMaster2012
I am very fascinated with Admiral Byrd. I was a freemason for a short period of time not too long ago (i adore the masons) and found out something very strange when researching Admiral Byrd.
I do not have time to find the source but i remember finding out that Admiral Byrd built the first Masonic Lodge in the Antartica. The strange thing about that? He named the lodge No. 777 .
This always struck me as strange. I would like to know more about the importance of 777 and why he chose to name the lodge 777.
I am not sure if freemasons, when creating lodges usually name them No. 1, No. 2 and so on or if the creator get's to pick his own number.
Originally posted by Pakd-on-mystery
even if the nazis were there....they're not there anymore so it doesn't really make a difference. It is highly possible though. Just because there is no evidence doesnt mean it's not true. Have ou heard of Jonastal?
everyone says there was nothing going on there. I have reports of people who claimed to work there, who for some reason were able to tell me how i could enter the facillity, without even being spotted there. To cut down a long story->
I didn't believe it either, untill I went to where they told me to go......
You know what? They wern't lying. I found an entrance to SIII, I got in about 200 feet, but the entrance was sealed from the inside. If you want proof -> message me, because I am cant post this info publically, without getting in BIG trouble...