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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: six67seven
Do you want to post a pic of the 1920 West Point class ring that you say is similar to Lemnitzers ring? Or not?
Sure, as soon as I find one.
I posted the pic you requested....
Not really. I asked for a close up, it was just cropped.
You also avoided my question, why would a non-Mason be wearing a Masonic ring?
originally posted by: six67seven
HA... you never asked 'why would a non-Mason were a Masonic ring?" Your memory is poor!
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Because it did not look like a Masonic ring. Why would a guy who is not a Mason wear a Masonic ring? The only place claiming he is a Mason is the notoriously spurious freemasonrywatch.org where they even think the Queen and the Pope are Masons.
Nice try. Like I said.. I wont hold my breath waiting for you to produce a pic of the 1920 West Point class ring because I know you dont have the balls to post the 1920 West Point class ring...
SO I WILL and put this to rest... for us... of course:
It looks NOTHING like Lemnitzer's ring
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
It looks NOTHING like Lemnitzer's ring
No, it does not. Neither does it look Masonic.
originally posted by: six67seven
But we can't 100% confirm for all due to the lack of available sources. But thanks to readily available sources we have 100% confirmed it does NOT resemble the 1920 West Point class ring, as you suggested for some odd reason.
Ah yes, good Ole Rob Balsamo again. He used to be on ATS, he left long ago because he got embarrassed by the number of times he was shown to be wrong. Nobody takes him seriously.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: six67seven
But we can't 100% confirm for all due to the lack of available sources. But thanks to readily available sources we have 100% confirmed it does NOT resemble the 1920 West Point class ring, as you suggested for some odd reason.
You find it odd that a West Point grad would have a West Point class ring?
Did you miss that question again? How about an answer?
originally posted by: gentledissident
The Masonic ring derailment is interesting. I blew it up and laid vectors over it. It looks very much like a Masonic symbol.
My dad was a Mason. He got me started on conspiracy theories. He was a marine in WII, and said we had prior knowledge of Pearl Harbor. He also exposed me to things like the Tuskegee Airmen. I would tell him my young thoughts on government and control methods. He told me I was right, but If I went on about it, the world would make life very difficult for me. So far, I just don't get invited to parties.
If it adds anything, he thought gays should be exterminated. Yup, he was a little crazy, but my small town loved him. I also got some of his insanity (not the gay thing, though).
originally posted by: six67seven
I treat others as they do me, so we each can go about our ways with a question unanswered.
Dont hold your breath buddy!
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: six67seven
I treat others as they do me, so we each can go about our ways with a question unanswered.
Which question would you like me to answer?
Dont hold your breath buddy!
Is that your typical MO? Petulant even after you insulted my memory and were shown otherwise?
I admitted that the ring in the photo does not resemble the one you linked, you on the other hand want to act like a child. Put your big person pants on and answer the question.