What does a 33 degree freemason know?

Originally posted by W3RLIED2
reply to post by yeahright

 

Or even your local Union hall.

I would say the secret society that actually scares me a bit, well two of them: CFR
and The Bilderberg Group

Any way, people will be people. In the end I know who I am. Sure as hell isn't a Satanist. You'd think after the 1 millionth time they could find some different ammunition to throw our way

O yeah because theres no freemasons in those 2 groups, phhh. How many freemasons will be robbed in the new world? I cant tell you, its a secret!

Originally posted by googolplex
I was reading some of those Masonic books that the common folk are not suppose to have access to. I didn't much time to read look at these books but there was alot of them. One of the thing I read was about a Mason reaching a certain level degree, they would be able to fly, maybe Astral projection?
In these books they were to have super powers.

I'M GOING TO BE ABLE TO FLY!!! Seriously, I can't wait! I wonder if it's going to happen in the York Rite or Scottish Rite degrees..... Either way, I'm gonna fly!!!!!!(we aren't talking about a plane, are we?)( That would totally ruin my expectations!)

Originally posted by Cassius666
Apparently as you ascend in rank in masonry new information is divulged to the member. What kind of information, what does it consist of and what does a 33 degree mason know? How much has been leaked?

its all been leaked already.

you just have to piece it together thats all.

What does a 33 degree freemason know?

The same things that the majority of ATS'rs do.

reply to post by KawRider9

From a York RIte Mason I'll ruin the surprise, we really worship Jorel and Kelel, and in the end only a few are capable of flying.

Originally posted by KSigMason
From a York RIte Mason I'll ruin the surprise, we really worship Jorel...

Marlon Brando? Really?

Originally posted by ButterCookie
What does a 33 degree freemason know?

The same things that the majority of ATS'rs do.

So why be a freemason then?

reply to post by RA777


Thats like saying, hey i made a puzzle, but each piece is in a different country. Just piece it all together though, thats all, ha

Originally posted by EddieBee

Originally posted by ButterCookie
What does a 33 degree freemason know?

The same things that the majority of ATS'rs do.

So why be a freemason then?

it's not for everyone. for some, it's too hard, for some, they are too busy, for some, they have a checkered past. For the ones who are truly seeking a better path for themselves, it might just be for them. But it won't make you rich or powerful, it may humble you a bit.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

thats what the freemasons know.

Just Sayin.

reply to post by RA777

That thread means very little without actual proof that is what we think. Plus the use of "G" in our Square and Compasses is primarily an American Mason use, not necessarily worldwide.

Originally posted by ButterCookie
What does a 33 degree freemason know?

The same things that the majority of ATS'rs do.

Then how do you tell an ATS'r from a 33 Mason?

reply to post by JoshNorton


There are secrets in Morals and Dogma? I though it was just the opinion of one man?

Originally posted by czqjtohypmdu

There are secrets in Morals and Dogma? I though it was just the opinion of one man?

Not precisely. In Morals and Dogma, Pike elaborates on the opinions of many different people throughout history, but rarely does Pike himself give his own opinion on those speculations.

reply to post by bluemirage5


Nordic? Even a non mason knows that the zionist controls the masons

Originally posted by Masonic Light

Originally posted by czqjtohypmdu

There are secrets in Morals and Dogma? I though it was just the opinion of one man?

Not precisely. In Morals and Dogma, Pike elaborates on the opinions of many different people throughout history, but rarely does Pike himself give his own opinion on those speculations.

No, most of the book is his own opinion.

Whenever he quotes someone, he always gives attribution for the quote.

Originally posted by czqjtohypmdu
No, most of the book is his own opinion.

Whenever he quotes someone, he always gives attribution for the quote.

This is untrue. Pike was criticized for not properly citing his sources and attributing quotes.

reply to post by Masonic Light

I do prefer Rex Hutchen's edition better though.

reply to post by brick38

How so? I thought we elected our leadership and all our legislation is done by votes? Oh, it must be that secret group that Masons don't know exist, but non-Masons do. Makes total sense.

Google it.

reply to post by czqjtohypmdu
if u have to ask then u are not capable of understanding