Singapore: Masonic Paradise?

reply to post by jeasahtheseer

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As what the masons claimed (in the news), they do lots of charities.
Why are people around me still jobless,
why was I jobless more than 1 year without financial help,
why the heck mainstream media always lie about saving needy people?

I believe masons have lush income and business contacts. And directly/indirectly Masons control the economy.

reply to post by wisdomnotemotion

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Well we don't give people jobs, we donate to charities. I don't know about the job situation in your country but its getting bad here too. I am currently unemployed for 6 months (thats why I'm on here a lot ) and I do get unemployment checks but its not enough and I have a wife and daughter to take care of and I'm not going to force my wife to work, I believe as a man I should take care of my wife and daughter. I feel horrible and inadequate although I am still able to provide for my family. Our standard of living has lowered the last few months, we are a young family (my wife and I are 26 and daughters 7 and my wifes pregnant again) and times are hard. I've already been unemployed for 4 months and still have 6 more to go. Me being a mason doesn't entitle me to free money or any benefits like that. Most the charities we donate to are for non masons. I can't find another job and for reasons I don't want to discuss (I'm bitter, but I was basically laid off) I can't get my old job back for 6 months. I do have a side job but its only one-two days a week and I'm more doing it to help a friend, I'm not making much. We aren't all rich and powerful, don't know about Singapore but where I live more often than not the average mason is just a average person. Absolutely anybody can become a mason if they choose.

No offense but it sounds like you know nothng about masons and are attempting to blame them for your problems, like most conspiracy theorists do. You said in another post you got in trouble for alleged hacking and lost your job, sounds like thats the gov and cops that came for you, not masons.

Anyways, sorry for ranting about my personal problems. I just wanted to show that most masons are in the same boat as everyone us. Being masons don't entitle us to anything.


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reply to post by wisdomnotemotion

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You mentioned its banking clients data being kept confidential.

Thats not "strict laws", thats respect of privacy.

Singapore is fine in regards to diversity, human rights and individual freedoms.

Where does it say I think freemasonry is a cult and wants to dominate the world?

I was responding to the other guy that said he lives there, not you. He said:
"Of course Singapore is a masonic paradise.

It's current law is super strict like a communist country and all oppositions with considerable impact are silenced."

Sounds like he is suggesting that masons are like that and want that for the world, when most likely its his government, not masons.

Anyways, I wasn't responding to you, just a misunderstanding.


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reply to post by jeasahtheseer

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Sorry about that. I misread.

I followed his linked post and it says he lost his job. Guess he's looking for a scapegoat.

Because you are unemployed you are personalizing various information. It does not have much to do with this thread, singapore or freemasonry though.

Good luck finding employment

[edit on 13-8-2009 by Skyfloating]

Actually those are not Lodges, they are a mix of Lodges and various bodies.

That is known too and it has been brought up a few times now.

None of this does anything to discredit the idea that Singapore is a masonic creation.

lol. Most Masons are retired, and their incomes generally consist of modest pensions and Social Security checks.



ROFLMAO

reply to post by Skyfloating

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Does it make the country anything else since a Freemason was a founder?

I dont know. Im just speculating.

The lodge building I was raised in had two different Blue "rooms" .. and several lodges. That didn't count the many lodges around the city .. granted most lodges seemed to have enough people show up to cover the officer positions.. but regardless, it was a lot of lodges in one building.

Biggest benefit is of course cheaper maintenance, revenue sharing and ease of access.. most of the lodges in the pic meet once a month, every two months etc.. so why have a free standing building? Waste of money.

Anyways, given the time period that these English Masons colonized Singapore, it was still considered a prestigious gentlemens club for those that were not quite gentlemen, especially.. (notice the WM with the lighthouse was an ESQ, which was a step below that of a Gentleman.. the Lodge would have offered him great social connections, and being a WM, prestige in his own right.)

Incidentally, what were you doing in Singapore.. wouldn't happen to be there for an evil international gathering of Masons eh?

reply to post by wisdomnotemotion

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Hmm. I am unemployed. I must be a complete retard if I join a job with a bunch of rich businessmen and can't even get a job..