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Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
Roger Everest says he was told 30 years ago that he would never get on in the legal profession after turning down an invitation to join the Dinas Llandaff lodge of the Freemasons in Cardiff.
Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
I do not contend anything of the sort. My contention is that any, and I do mean, ANY, organisation that takes a oath to the death, whether or not symbolic or otherwise, should be allowed to hold a position of public trust. And many other people are coming to the same conclution.
I also do not agree with the catholic church's policy to keep pedifile preist's under raps.
Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
I do not contend anything of the sort. My contention is that any, and I do mean, ANY, organisation that takes a oath to the death, whether or not symbolic or otherwise, should be allowed to hold a position of public trust.
Originally posted by madmangunradio
Sebatwerk, is that symbol minus the g and the flames, red lines surrounding it, and that book, the symbol for the freemasons? Normaly I dont read any of these threads about the illuminati or freemasons but happend to glance at this and your avatar minus what i stated above was on a building in Claremore, OK.. It definately caught my attention.
Originally posted by intrepid
Can you tell me what the "G" means? The closest lodge here is in Georgetown, I thought that the G was for the town. Is is significant otherwise?
Originally posted by intrepid
Thanks sebatwerk. Wow, is this "secret" info?
Sarcasm definately intended.
Originally posted by intrepid
Thanks sebatwerk. Wow, is this "secret" info?
Sarcasm definately intended.
He lost the case at the Court of Appeal, was refused permission to take it to the House of Lords, and eventually went to the European Court of Human Rights, claiming he had been discriminated against because he was not a Freemason.
Originally posted by All Seeing Eye
My contention is that any, and I do mean, ANY, organisation that takes a oath to the death, whether or not symbolic or otherwise, should be allowed to hold a position of public trust.