Leaked information revealed by a mason

a reply to: WCmutant
Having sat in Lodges in DC, I'd say that those Lodges influence the world as much as the Lodge in Silver City, ID (population less than a 100). It's the not the agenda or goal of a Lodge to influence governments or the world at large. We may have members involved with government, but the Fraternity does not interfere with such things.

Your concept of "powerful" Lodges is inaccurate. My Lodge is one of the largest and most active in my State, and we are located in Boise, but that is incidental; our strength is due to good practices not location. There are some strong rural Lodges as well.

originally posted by: Stonecutter45

originally posted by: Elementalist
a reply to: butcherguy

I don't know sir, you tell me. .. what knowledge have you gained since?

Societies like that creep me out. Especially no females, I love females.

What a sausage fest FM is... LOL

So the military creeps you out ? No women in boot camp or my artillery unit when I was in the Corps . None when I served aboard ship (at least then) .

So what creeps you out ? Tell me what you know about it that creeps you out .

Agreed.
There are far worse things than spending an hour or two in a place where there are no women present.

a reply to: Stonecutter45

What are you going on about?

Nice hair

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Flippin' 'eck! 400?! And i thought my lodge was fairly active with 40 people compared to some in the area.

Very nice -- if i ever make it State side, would love to be a visitor to yours.

a reply to: introvert

Very well, well said
I dont feel a need to counter that.

a reply to: noonebutme

No problem. We always have fun events, both Masonic and non-Masonic, planned.

a reply to: richcranium

** whispers to Rich ** pssst! It's Baphomet. He got the "L" outta there...

Bla Bla Bla lol, A real war will happen in the South………...

I really should have mentioned this in the beginning, totally forgot this - he also mentioned prince harry joined very recently. And so that implies they're grooming him to carry out what ever plans his authority would permit. How very fascinating.

Not yet hah hah hah

Six pages of denial and ridicule does seem rather over the top. I have no idea but to the evidence I remit.

dont talk too much please hah hah hah
a reply to: liteonit6969

HAH HAH HAHa reply to: AugustusMasonicus

'Return of the King" is about Christ, I think, not the NWO.

originally posted by: Ultralight
a reply to: richcranium

** whispers to Rich ** pssst! It's Baphomet. He got the "L" outta there...

BWAHAHAHA!!!!
He was a character on Masonic Happy Days: Ralph Balphomet... hung around with Richie Stonecuttingham and Potsi Osiris... at least he did until "The All Seeing Heeeyyy" Arthur Fonzerelli ran him the hell outta Milwaukee.

SERIOUS: I'm not a mason, yet even I find this laughable. I have friends and relatives who are Masons... it's a freaking drinking club for men to escape the cackling hens at home and spend an hour or two a week playing cards, drinking beer, talking about life, and breaking wind. Has there ever been a case in history where more was made out of absolutely nothing than we see with the Anti-Mason crowd?

a reply to: burdman30ott6

I'm a cackler and, yes, break wind just like other cacklers do. Shocking, admission, I know.

There will always be a club that includes few and excludes many.

What I find humorous are the Congressmen who campaign and/or advocate women's rights and same salary for women, etc....and then go to their exclusive clubs that exclude women as members.

And still the world turns...

a reply to: andre18
I haven't heard this. His father wasn't a Mason as far as I can remember. Either way if he has joined, it wouldn't be for "grooming."

they will adjust hah hah ha
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

you better change the nickname to foolmason hah haha reply to: KSigMason

a reply to: MightyWizard
Why? Did I do something foolish?