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Originally posted by Doomzilla
The ones I have spoken to say RP is not a mason .
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by Doomzilla
The ones I have spoken to say RP is not a mason .
that has yet to be proven
and is hearsay
Originally posted by SkurkNilsen
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by Doomzilla
The ones I have spoken to say RP is not a mason .
that has yet to be proven
and is hearsay
Just like your claim that he is a mason and "illuminati", right?
Originally posted by Doomzilla
Again is not against the oaths you took boon to reveal
the identity of your fellow masons in public ????
Originally posted by Doomzilla
Well thats fair enough but I honestly believe the masons I asked wouldn't lie .
and I don't want to hear any bull**** about 'playing the game' from the 'inside' in order to affect change;
Originally posted by volitionawareness
logic alone is not enough anymore; we must use our intuition, fueled with the understanding based on facts; those in combination tell us that it is quite probable that Ron Paul is -- like Dennis Kucinich, Noam Chomsky, and others -- not much more than a pawn on the control system's chessboard; as far as I'm concerned, anyone who does not openly declare the fraud of the 911 official story is suspect in my eyes -- and that, in my humble opinion, is the final litmus test: one must be openly skeptical of the 911 commission's report (and I mean openly), in order for me to take him/her seriously;
Originally posted by volitionawareness
R. Paul has been there for a long time; he preaches such a wonderful message of liberty, but he is always marginalized in the end; what does that say to your intuition?
he is there to suit a purpose.
he is the go-to guy for the fringe.
He represents the rest of the folks
who do not fit into the category of
Dem or GOP. That is his purpose.
Mozart's position within the Masonic movement, according to Maynard Solomon, lay with the rationalist, Enlightenment-inspired membership, as opposed to those members oriented toward mysticism and the occult.[5] This rationalist faction is identified by Katherine Thomson as the Illuminati, a masonically inspired group which was founded by Bavarian professor of canon law Adam Weishaupt, who was also a friend of Mozart.