reply to post by truth_of_truth
I've been in the Freemasons for 4.2 years and have several different bodies within the Craft, and have held various positions/titles within each.
With my experience in the Fraternity I see no reason to "spill the beans" as nothing that the Freemasons have been accused of have panned out. If I
did though, I'd face expulsion charges, and rightly so. I would lose respect from the Brethren who I've befriended. I'd also feel empty inside as
I compromised my integrity.
On these forums, I've given my opinion and as much facts as I could.
reply to post by Rockpuck
*in unison* Hi Steve.
reply to post by Schrödinger
Yeah, we may ridicule once in a while, but only with the completely insane and stupid accusations. For the most part though we post real facts from
real sources, not recycled lies.
We do give star points to each other, but who cares? Non-Masons do it to on this site. Also, if you make a good point, I'll give you a star.
reply to post by dontreally
We don't hide our membership. There have been only 14 US Presidents that were Master Masons. Jefferson may have been, it's rumored, but there is
no evidence for it...although I'd like for him to have been one.
I mean, if Bush was a Mason, you should be able to tell us what Lodge he belongs to and when he was Initiated, Passed, and Raised.
I can't speak for the Knights of Columbus, but no Masonic ceremony has ever been embarrassing or made me feel uncomfortable.
P2 was a rogue, clandestine Lodge not recognized by any Grand Lodge.