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Originally posted by r2d246
reply to post by r2d246
I believe it's been explained to you that the scene you referenced at 6:25 has nothing to do with masonry.
Anyone who believes that deserves to be misled.
A tiny bit of common sense is required when researching things on the internet.
The German government banned the Freemasons when they found out they were trying to start the French revolution,
several years later the masons achieved this and at least a hundred thousand people were killed if you add in the Napoleonic wars then the figure hits a MILLION but of course you can help a few kids and fund a hospital and maybe feed the homeless and that makes up for killing thousands of innocents doesn't it.
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3. A large gap in wealth between rich and poor.
4. An irresponsible aristocracy; a legacy of the reign of Louis XIV
5. Depression in the 1789, shortages of food, soaring food prices, unemployment in Paris, and
over-population in Paris
6. Financial crisis at the top, due to the refusal of a privileged aristocracy to shoulder a
share of the financial burden
Originally posted by JoshNorton
The Blue Lodge degrees make no mention at all of the Templars.
Therefore, Pike believes they've been misled.
Then, it turns out, there's no conclusive evidence that there's any historical connection between the Templars and the Masons, so Pike was wrong.
...but he is intentionally misled by false interpretations. It is not intended that he shall understand them; but it is intended that he shall imagine he understands them. Their true explication is reserved for the Adepts, the Princes of Masonry.
Originally posted by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies
reply to post by The GUT
I am a Mason. It was taken out of context. Next question.
Originally posted by The GUT
Originally posted by EvenParanoidsHaveEnemies
reply to post by The GUT
I am a Mason. It was taken out of context. Next question.
Thanks, but no thanks...I'll save my questions for those intelligent enough to attempt to answer them.
Originally posted by jinni73
reply to post by darkhorserider
The German government banned the Freemasons when they found out they were trying to start the French revolution,
several years later the masons achieved this and at least a hundred thousand people were killed if you add in the Napoleonic wars then the figure hits a MILLION but of course you can help a few kids and fund a hospital and maybe feed the homeless and that makes up for killing thousands of innocents doesn't it.
you can believe what you want to believe but the realists on this site understand the bigger picture
and are not as brainwashed as people that believe in helping each other before they help others.
Originally posted by BlueNose
Causing death by dangerous driving and murder are 2 very different crimes. One is deliberate, the other a careless act with tragic results.
Originally posted by mr-lizard
They are almost certainly responsible for hiding a massive paedophile ring in the UK and have been complicit in many cover ups including murder, child abuse and such.
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by mr-lizard
They are almost certainly responsible for hiding a massive paedophile ring in the UK and have been complicit in many cover ups including murder, child abuse and such.
And since you seem to know about this what have you done to help these poor children that you know are being abused?
Originally posted by mr-lizard
Research and donations to charity and voluntary work with troubled children.
What about you?
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by mr-lizard
Research and donations to charity and voluntary work with troubled children.
So you feel charity work somehow makes up for you not preventing the continued crimes you are somehow aware of?
What about you?
Is this a 'who has the bigger charity d**k contest'?
Originally posted by mr-lizard
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by mr-lizard
Research and donations to charity and voluntary work with troubled children.
So you feel charity work somehow makes up for you not preventing the continued crimes you are somehow aware of?
What about you?
Is this a 'who has the bigger charity d**k contest'?
Not at all.
Although I do seem to have hit a sore spot. Are you defending these cover ups or just pretending they don't happen?
Originally posted by Uberdavo
how does it feel to fight for the good name of the masons, when they obviously think you and your brothers in the lodge are, well, a joke or a toy to be played with??
When I lived in Scotland years ago there were often masonic hangings under bridges.
The lower level 'brothers' aren't allowed to know what the upper levels are doing either which is why there is a system of heirarchy in place granting knowledge as you ascend the levels.