Well look at this the Queen's nurses belt buckle.

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What does Pike's book have to do with anything ? As Augustus stated , it is only relevant to SR Masons in the Southern Jurisdiction of the SR . And it is a good bet many of them have never read it , I read it when I am having trouble sleeping and need something to bore me out of my wits .

Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus

Originally posted by Potleoz
Jewish sort of what's that Jewish enough to reap the benefits but to still not be obviously a demon to goyim?

Your sentence makes no grammatical sense.

To be fair Augustus , even if it were grammatically correct , it would still not make any sense . Maybe it is all that "Jooos" (love it) training that is blinding me to what ol' Potleoz is hip too !

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I think this is Eric Cartman posting on ATS.

reply to post by AugustusMasonicus
The same rule applies in Mixed Gender Lodges. A candidate must come to the Fraternity by their own free will, they must ask for admission. A candidate is never invited, to do so would be considered "irregular".

reply to post by BurbGirl378

Well, I've been in Freemasonry for just under 7-years and just over 4-years in the York Rite (which the Knight Masons stem from in the US). I was approached about a year ago by a well-known Oregon Mason at Idaho's annual Grand York Rite meeting.

I joined, as every Mason does, on my own accord, but after I was raised as a Master Mason I waited 2-years before joining the York Rite which I am very active in.

Originally posted by BurbGirl378
And yet I was abandoned to face the trials and seek the answers in solitude.

Attachment to solitude is the surest preservative from the ills of life.

—Morals & Dogma, Ch. II, p. 49

Originally posted by ajay59
Secret societies, black budgets, redacted files released, it's all the same. If you have nothing to hide, you should have nothing to fear! Obviously all these people have something to fear, hence the need for secrecy. It is also peculiar that many times, all these people who hold secrets dear, seem to have connections!

secrets are how they stay in power, take the secrets from them = no power

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How do you take a secret? Seems contradictory.

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I'm glad I amused you?

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Since our rituals have been in print for anyone to read (do a search on Amazon and Ebay) for more than 200 years, our finances are easily found , our minutes of meetings are published on websites and elsewhere , what exactly are these secrets and how would you take them away ?

My 1st thoughts on the front of this masonic building was omg!
or is it just a coincidence that the twin towers looked like this masonic symbol ?



This hospital closed in 2006 and is not due to reopen until 2014

The Royal Masonic Hospital was a hospital in the Ravenscourt Park area of Hammersmith, west London, built and opened in 1933.[1] The grade II listed building[2] became the Ravenscourt Park Hospital in 2002, but this closed in 2006.[3] As of 2012 the building is being redeveloped by the C & C Alpha Group to house the London International Hospital (LIH), which will specialise in cancer and diseases of the heart and brain.[4][5]

The hospital reopened in 2002 as the Ravenscourt Park Hospital within the NHS, but closed again in 2006.[3] The London International Hospital, a 150-bed private hospital, is planned to open in the refurbished building in 2014.[7]

Wiki source


So, whats going on?

They aren't called "useless eaters" for nothingreply to post by Tardacus


They aren't called "useless eaters" for nothing

Originally posted by zerozero00
So, whats going on?

Bad wikipedia editing? Clearly those two paragraphs contain the same information stated 2 different ways.

reply to post by zerozero00
The resemblance of these pillars to WTC is superficial at best, one difference that I can see is that the WTC towers are situated at an off-set.

That really is bizarre, shows that Royals and Masons are in league with one another.

Originally posted by FlyingTeacup
That really is bizarre, shows that Royals and Masons are in league with one another.

No. It really doesn't.

Originally posted by FlyingTeacup
That really is bizarre, shows that Royals and Masons are in league with one another.

Care to explain how they are in cahoots with one another ?

how about this ?



Coincidence?

how about this ?



Coincidence?

They are always here for us to disinform

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How about what exactly ?

Oh never mind , I forgot , every picture of someone in power shaking hands is proof of a Masonic handshake .

My bad !