Freemasons have been historic defenders of Liberty
Posted April 21st, 2008 by Republican Liberty
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If we want to talk about Freemasons let's use this thread.
Many masons strongly belive in Americanism and strongly support Ron Paul. Your assertion is wrong.
This like saying all Americans are neocons because some neocons come from America.
How do you explain these facts.
8 signers of the Declaration of Independence
13 Signers of the US Constitution
33 Generals in the Revolutionary War
All Freemasons. All fighters for the Cause of Liberty
"Some of the greatest names of the American Revolution were Masons: Ethan Alien, Edmund Burke, John Claypoole, William Daws, Benjamin Franklin, John Hancock, John Paul Jones, Robert Livingston, Paul Revere, Colonel Benjamin Tupper, and George Washington. Of the 56 signers of The Declaration of Independence, eight were known Masons and seven others exhibited strong evidence of Masonic membership. Of the forty signers of the Constitution, nine were known Masons, 13 exhibited evidence of Masonic membership, and six more later became Masons.
"There were many other Masonic influences in early American history: (1) Lafayette, the French liaison to the Colonies, without whose aid the war could not have been won, was a Freemason; (2) the majority of the commanders of the Continental Army were Freemasons and members of "Army Lodges"; (3) most of George Washington's generals were Freemasons; the Boston Tea Party was planned at the Green Dragon Tavern, also known as the "Freemasons' Arms" and "the Headquarters of the Revolution"; (4) George Washington was sworn in as the first President of the United States by Robert Livingston, Grand Master of New York's Masonic lodge, and the Bible on which he took his oath was from his own Masonic lodge; and (5) the Cornerstone of the Capital Building was laid by the Grand Lodge of Maryland."
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it was a conspiracy theory...
hahaha, the entire revolution/this country were/is a conspiracy theory!!!!! That's why it was called the American Experiment. The founding fathers did all of this to help contribute to the NWO and the events that are underway today!!
MWAA HAHAHAHA....
just kidding.
Another thought . . .
Most people know the the Vatican is involved in all sorts of nefarious activities. Do you think each and every Catholic walking the streets is just as sinister?
I can answer that for you.
As a Catholic I'll let you in on a little secret... we're all in it! We're planning on taking over the world with the NWO and forcing Catholicism on everyone. mwaa haha....
Sorry Feebs... the Vatican isn't in on anything. Or it is, just as much as all the claims in the daVinci code are true.... that's right, we run around in secret prayer groups killing people who might reveal us...
In fact, you want to know the REAL story? We're actually reptilians. Each and every one of us. THAT'S RIGHT!!! IT'S ALL TRUE!!!
32nd Degree Masons
Your average Mason is only a 32nd Degree Mason, who probably joins because he knows how helpful membership can be in his business community. They all stick together like glue in that respect.
It's when they move up in degrees (33rd Degree and up) that the hinky stuff starts happening, culminating, I believe, with the Scottish Rite. You'll hear and read lots of stuff regarding how many degrees there are, etc., but as you move up higher echelons and lodges, there's where you will find your conspiracies and rituals going on.
How do I know? My father was Master of his lodge (32nd degree), I was in Job's Daughters, mother in Eastern Star, etc. Job's Daughters (or Rainbow Girls, as they are sometimes called) was something akin to the Girl Scouts. We recited stuff that really had no meaning to us, trust me. It was all about fun and good works.
Sorry, but you have to look to the higher echelons of the organization before you can entertain conspiracy theories. It is at those levels that they have connections with the Illuminati and other similar organizations.
Your average joe on the street wearing a masonic ring is no threat, I assure you.
Yes, that is the irony: a (secret) society within a society.
They think no one will catch on. Huh. Too late.
Thanks for the interesting comment.
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Read Pike's Book
If you want to know what the inner circle of masons believe then you have to read Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike. You will find that they in reality worship a different god. This is what Pike says in his book. And Pike is one of the most revered masons in the history of the organization. They have statues of him in Washington DC. I here many theories about what the masons are really up to. I don't know which ones are true, but it would not surprise me if they were involved in some really disturbing things.
I have to agree with maxwell...
Have any of you actually read what Pike himself had to say about who the Masons worship?
When and where does this end?
From Free mason Bashing to a Free mason love fest
I hate and despise all forms of secrecy and masonry. Good deeds are done in the Sunlight. But this is not a free mason site nor is it an anti free mason site.
That being said I judge people by their character and not afilliations.
INDIVIDUALLY is how we should judge.
now can we pls stop the collectivism and division that was started by pajeff2... uh oops.... I mean Svens Son and go on with our nice informational posts?
Freedom is Popular
Secrecy is evil
Good answer!
I suppose you'd
like your social and political beliefs on display? God forbid people gather to promote a common agenda while contributing to the community. They should all be locked up because we don't know what they are doing right?
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Second movie on you tube.
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Yes!
They are a moral and heroic organization. The country was founded upon Masonic principles.
I am a Mason; if you want to know about being a Mason ask one and if you are real lucky ask to join; they may or may not take you depending upon your character.
Freemasons
I don't know a lot about Freemasonry. I do know a couple of things, though.
First, I have learned that chasing conspiracy theories is a waste of time and money. If one wishes to dispense with the conspiracy, nip it in the bud! Take away the money! No one but Ron Paul exemplifies that idea so clearly. Worried about (insert conspiravy theory here)? Then take away the money! Be a radical! Strike the problem at the root!
The second thing that I know is that my late Uncle Clyde (God bless his soul), a retired cop and a Mason, introduced me to the writings of Barry Goldwater. He also introduced me to working to earn money by taking care of his yard. God bless that man.
I just wanted to relate a view and an anecdote about conspiracy theory and Masons. It just seems to me that we have bigger concerns on our plate than worrying about Masonry.
Freemasonry...
Freemasonry is a nice club for people to join and do charity work and make business connections and feel like great "architects of society", it's just too bad that once you get high up enough on "the pyramid" you find out that it's some really evil motherfuckers that have a bunch of patsies running around at lower level doing all of their PR work. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad if they weren't orchestrating wars so that they could make tons of cash and consolidate more and more power, but that is what happens to be the case. We obviously need to do away with their corrupt money system, but that is no reason to ignore learning as much as we can about the secret global power structure that is hurtling us towards armageddon as we speak.
(It all gos back to Vatican)
Grab your Bibles and head for the hills...
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"Freemasonry is a nice club"
That is funny.