Barack Obama is he a member ?

This was a good answer.

If Obama was a Freemason he would advertise it. And everybody would love him. And the whole country could relax knowing that everything is going to work out just fine.

What does this mean? In terms of today? Will you explain this, please.

Just curious, why did you quote your own post then comment on how good it was? That just seems a bit odd.

taken from www.leozagami.com...

Written by Leo Zagami
Friday, 19 June 2009 13:13




and it goes on.

I'm confused cos I thought this guy was EX illuminati.

ALso, this video is interesting/creepy

www.youtube.com...

is it just me or is there sub-text?

and in this latest video he claims benjamin fulford IS illuminati:
www.youtube.com...

I am confused.

Oh no, now is he joking around?:www.youtube.com...

[edit on 7-7-2009 by contactee]

[edit on 7-7-2009 by contactee]

reply to post by Anonymous ATS

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Yeah, it's very possible that the Hiram Abiff symbolic story is older than the alleged birth of Jesus and not just something made up by British Freemasons hundreds of years later.

Of course, either way, the symbolic story of Ausar is much older than both.





[edit on 7-7-2009 by Tamahu]

Who, besides racists, Nazis, KKK members, rednecks, etc., is accusing Barack Obama of evil or NWO because he's black?

I myself would love to see a heavily melanated President of the U.S. succeed.

However, I don't trust Barack Obama. Not because his skin has more melanin than mine. I don't trust him because he's not much less of a puppet than G.W. Bush.

Let us see a black President who's mentality and policies are more similar to the best elements of the thinking of people like Malcolm X, Ralph Nader, Cynthia McKinney, and Ron Paul.


Like you, Level_Head, that news guy that interviewed Ralph Nader focused on irrelevant aspects of the race card instead of addressing the issues.

This world really would do much better without the political and religious influence of rednecks, Nazis, Uncle Toms, and Zionist Jews/Zionist Christians.

Not that I agree with everything that Malcolm X, Ralph Nader, Cynthia McKinney, and Ron Paul had to say. But their policies would be by far much more conducive to free-thinking than those of John McCain, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama.





[edit on 8-7-2009 by Tamahu]

personally I think he is not a member of the illuminati and it's all just a ruse, by the illuminati of course. so it's still a conspiracy theory, just a different kind.