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Originally posted by NuclearPaul
Google them and you will see nearly all of them on bibliotecapleyades.net.
So basically, they're only free because someone pirated them...
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Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by JonDeath
Not only can I prove he is a fraud...
You mean besides the fact he charges money for 'knowledge'?
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Good call, freemasonry would never charge fees for membership, degrees and information!
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Does David claim to reveal anything that cannot be obtained somewhere else?
Originally posted by Schrödinger
There is no difference between you and Icke, you both charge for pseudo babble bs
Yes, but it really isn't much money, and we can waive the fees if someone is particularly destitute. But if someone is so broke they can't even pay five bucks a month for dues, then they should probably be focusing their time & energy getting a job and put off joining Masonry until they're in a better place financially.
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Is it not a fact that masons charge for literature, degrees and other expenses?
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Originally posted by Schrödinger
There is no difference between you and Icke, you both charge for pseudo babble bs
Encouraging people to better themselves is not the same as spouting off that the Queen is a child-molesting reptile/satanist.
Originally posted by JoshNorton
Yes, but it really isn't much money, and we can waive the fees if someone is particularly destitute. But if someone is so broke they can't even pay five bucks a month for dues, then they should probably be focusing their time & energy getting a job and put off joining Masonry until they're in a better place financially.
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Is it not a fact that masons charge for literature, degrees and other expenses?
Originally posted by Schrödinger
I beg to differ sir.
It is two opinions, both equally rightful to be represented.
Originally posted by AugustusMasonicus
Encouraging people to better themselves is not the same as spouting off that the Queen is a child-molesting reptile/satanist.