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Originally posted by MrNECROS
Actually I haven't said the Freemasons necessarily read my mail, just that it gets monitored by various people if they get the chance - like neighbors snooping in my mailbox when I'm not around or a local post-office worker doing likewise.
Seems to be a very common practice, less than half the mail addressed to me ever actually arrives and most of it seems to take a week longer to arrive than it should.
Yes, if you can think of a dirty low down trick no matter how minor rest assured I've had it done to me by "The Beautiful Bretheren."
I'm glad you keep bringing up the doping subject though - this one seems particularly rife in modern Freemasonry.
Maybe it would explain the sudden upturn in people joining up?
From what I have seen Benzodiazopine drugs are used to "prepare" all initiates, they are also frequently used on non-masons for all sorts of manipulative and dishonest reasons.
In the UK ithere has been a significant rise in "doping" cases in pubs and suchlike, so much so that there are now public warnings on not leaving your drink unattended.
Originally posted by MrNECROS
Actually I haven't said the Freemasons necessarily read my mail, just that it gets monitored by various people if they get the chance - like neighbors snooping in my mailbox when I'm not around or a local post-office worker doing likewise.
Seems to be a very common practice, less than half the mail addressed to me ever actually arrives and most of it seems to take a week longer to arrive than it should.
Yes, if you can think of a dirty low down trick no matter how minor rest assured I've had it done to me by "The Beautiful Bretheren."
I'm glad you keep bringing up the doping subject though - this one seems particularly rife in modern Freemasonry.
Maybe it would explain the sudden upturn in people joining up?
From what I have seen Benzodiazopine drugs are used to "prepare" all initiates, they are also frequently used on non-masons for all sorts of manipulative and dishonest reasons.
In the UK ithere has been a significant rise in "doping" cases in pubs and suchlike, so much so that there are now public warnings on not leaving your drink unattended.
Originally posted by MrNECROS
From what I have seen Benzodiazopine drugs are used to "prepare" all initiates, they are also frequently used on non-masons for all sorts of manipulative and dishonest reasons.
In the UK ithere has been a significant rise in "doping" cases in pubs and suchlike, so much so that there are now public warnings on not leaving your drink unattended.
Originally posted by The Axeman
So what, exactly are the Grand Master's duties and responsibilities, and in what way(s) would he influence the activities of his jurisdiction? Why is it by necessity that the higher office levels have a longer tenure?
Originally posted by MrNECROS
If you think that the use of Benzodiazopines by Masons is outlandish then you might want to tell the staff at Guys Hospital Toxicology Lab in London or have a quiet word in private with any certified psychiatrist.
As for me "never being a Mason" true, but only because I refused the initiation.
As far as saying I could therefore know nothing about Freemasonry, well that�s a bit like saying a fox that's survived over dozen hunts knows nothing about fox-hunting because he hasn't got a red coat.
I live with a constant sate of harassment wherever I go - less so now I'm in a relatively non-Masonic country but it's still here to a lesser extent.
The reason this society remains so tight lipped about everything is because they are the in large criminals or dim-witted accomplices - I have seen it first hand.
Most of the Masonic posters on this board at least have an inkling as to the truths behind my statements, otherwise they would just ignore this forum all together - heck we might as well change the name from "Secret Societies" to just plain "Freemasonry."