Hi Did you ever finish scanning it in? did you ever post it.
I am working on something and would rather download the chapter dealing with the 19th degree than scan it in.

The link that is shown did not go anywhere for me.

Originally posted by servetus
Hi Did you ever finish scanning it in? did you ever post it.
I am working on something and would rather download the chapter dealing with the 19th degree than scan it in.

The link that is shown did not go anywhere for me.

servetus

If you want to U2U me, I can send you the portion dealing w/ the 19th degree...or I can send you a pdf of the entire book if you like.

-Senrak

Originally posted by Gerard
As I understood Intrepid was not a Freemason. I think that he has stated that on this website. In my opinion it is you who is an agent of disinformation about Freemasonry. When people read what you write about Freemasonry and how Freemasons gave you drugs and damaged your toilet they see that you are very eccentric. I am convinced that some of these people have joined Freemasonry due to your wild claims of persecution. In this regard you have been of service to Freemasonry.

No, MrNECROS has the bad habit of accusing everyone who does not agree with him, or everyone who treats him like he deserves to be treated, of being a Freemason. He accuses his own family members of being masons, he has said it many times on this site. In my opinion, Necros needs to grow up.

So Necros believes that just because Intrepid is fair and just, that he is "siding with the masons", and therefore attempts to insult him by calling him a mason. The funny thing is that people consider it a compliment to be called masons!

Quote: "Disinformation".

Look who is talking about "Disinformation" - one of its Leading Proponents - Ironic!

I will take up the mantle and challenge Masons to a debate, I insist we stand on even ground and speak with the same set of social rules.

Here is my opening statement and proof of the occult practices and evil of the Masons.

The Masons have consistently (secret info I can not reveal) and also (secret info I can not reveal) I also quote (secret info I can not reveal) added to this are these events I have seen (secret info I can not reveal) Photo graphs included below

(secret info I can not reveal)

You can now see how my arguement is proof beyond a doubt with solid logic methods of the evil occult activities of the Masons.

Rebutal anyone?

Originally posted by MurderCityDevil



lol, reminds me of the story that if a scientologists finds out about xena before getting a certain level, theyd die of a bad case of pneumonia

Well...Necros, as usual, was just blowing hot air.

Originally posted by Redge777
I will take up the mantle and challenge Masons to a debate, I insist we stand on even ground and speak with the same set of social rules.

That would require you to post intelligently, which you have NOT.

Debate over.

Originally posted by The Axeman

That would require you to post intelligently, which you have NOT.

Debate over.

Review my post, I doubt you can question the intelligence of my posts. If you only refer to the above one, think about it. If you are unable to understand the point I was making let me help you by explaining it to you

A mason can never declare or state what his organization is without requiring the listener to first trust a Mason. Their is always a secret part. This part must be trusted to be what a Mason tells you it is, nothing bad and actually a good thing.

Unaccountable secret power uses this same tactic, trust me, we are secret but we are only doing good, how often in history have secrets been to protect and serve all people, and how often have they been to protect and serve those who are the guardians of that secret.

You require trust, yet tell me I can not be trusted with your secrets, are you just hypocritical, or are you hiding things? Hey I don't know, but blind trust of authority or power fairly works out well.

Wait actually I do know....

[edit on 22-9-2007 by Redge777]

I've also noticed that none of these secret society threads maintain credibility under scrutiny. Possible, supposed, maybe, seem to be a constant with the issue. Through my own non-bias research, I'd have to say there's no vast conspiracy that involve the freemasons. It's all paranoid speculation. I can't say the same for some groups like the CFR, Club of Rome, and the like... But the Free Masons and the Illuminati theories just lack hard evidence.. and in that I mean, it's nothing more than speculation. Based more off "WHAT IF?!" Instead of "IT IS."


I don't understand why people put so much energy into theories like these. You could be doing so much more with your life and others instead of becoming a cliche conspiracy theorist focusing on the trivial, unproven, and ridiculous claims. Let's say these theories are real, what exactly are you doing to combat them? Are you going to talk about them on a conspiracy website so much they are just going to get T'd off and give up the practices they've been doing for thousands of years? It won't work based off demigraphic alone. haha.. So many people talking about the Who and Why but now HOW they will be solved. What an absolute waste of time.

[edit on 22-9-2007 by DeadFlagBlues]

Why do we respond to this guy?

As a student of History and lover of books...I have done some research into the Scottish Rite Ritual. General Pike's book was quite interesting to say the least.General Albert Pike lived a full life. As is evidenced..Lived amongst the Native Americans,a Capt. of Cavalry in the Mexican War receiving the surrender of the City of Mapini. He also commanded a Brigade of Indian troops in the Confederacy.He joined Freemasonry in 1850 and in less than nine years became its highest ranking officer..Grand Comm. of the Supreme Council 33rd degree Southern jurisdiction. The General died leaving over 36,000 manuscripts of his penmanship.He was very educated in Law..amongst other subjects of interest.His life alone..is one historians seem to be scratching their heads on.Historically speaking.

I too have great regard for Brother Pike, but wanted to address this:

Originally posted by RedShirt
.He joined Freemasonry in 1850 and in less than nine years became its highest ranking officer..Grand Comm. of the Supreme Council 33rd degree Southern jurisdiction.

The Sovereign Grand Commander is not Freemasonry's highest ranking officer. The fraternity's highest ranking officer is Grand Master, a position Pike never held.

As, Sovereign Grand Commander, Pike was the presiding officer of the Supreme Council for the Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction USA. He had no authority in the Scottish Rite in any other jurisdiction.

When Pike joined the Scottish Rite, it had only a handful of members scattered throughout, so it was not an incredible feat for him to rise to Grand Commander so quickly, as he was a very able adminstrator. What was truly phenomenal about the Pike administration was that he completely turned the Scottish Rite around: when he joined, it was almost extinct. When he died, it was as popular as the York Rite. Thus, a learned brother once remarked that Pike found the Scottish Rite "in a log cabin, and left it in a Temple".

Interesting...Thanks. Pike was also involved with other societys.He held Chief Justice in another one according to historians.A very bright man for his time...Eccentric?? Id probably guess so.Thanks again.