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Originally posted by Masonic Light
Sigh...here we go again.
Originally posted by LogoWatch
Albert Pike was an admitted satanist and heavily in the occult, he drafted the original designs for the NWO in the 18th century. Freemasonary is the supposed vehicle of the Illuminati, and rumoured to be satanic.
Albert Pike was most definitely not a satanist. This has been done to death on this forum, and I'm not really keen on flogging this dead horse anymore than necessary, but the insinuation that Pike was a satanist was a hoax perpetrated by a French novelist named Leo Taxil, who had forged a few documents in order to discredit Freemasonry. He did this in retaliation to his having been expelled from a Masonic Lodge because of his immoral behavior. The story was first published by an anti-Mason named Abel Clarin de la Rive; but De La Rive immediately retracted the story after he discovered it was a hoax and the documents in question were forged. He also publicly apologized to Pike's daughter for slandering her late father.
All websites that supposedly quote Pike in saying that "Lucifer is God" are actually quoting De La Rive's book, and De La Rive himself admitted, over a century ago, that it was a hoax, and he had been duped by Taxil.
Secondly, it is true that Pike was interested in the occult, but this is much different than saying he was a satanist. I'm also interested in the occult, but I'm no satanist. In fact, Pike was a Communicant of the same Church I belong to, i.e., I am an Episcopalian, and so was he.
Lastly, Pike did not live in the 18th century, he was born in the 19th century.
Originally posted by LogoWatch
Your story is about as provable as mine.
Anyone can pretend to be disgruntled and claim to have misquoted someone in order to cover up the truth.
That proves nothing. You admitted he was interested in the occult, that is enough.
Now what about all the satanic symbolism in coporate logos?
Originally posted by LogoWatch
They sure teach you masons how to spin.
Just more evidence of that you see what you want to see. If you give yourself the chance to look for a dozen or so numbers of symbols then you will find them everywhere.
Originally posted by LogoWatch
Here are some more random NFL teams:
Look at the viking's eye and just left of it - 13.
www.switsport.com...
Look at the jaguar's nose and just above it - 13.
www.switsport.com...
Flip it upsidee down and look at the neck - 13.
www.switsport.com...
Look at his chin, mouth, and cheek - 13.
www.switsport.com...
Considering all these logos were made after Lavey made his satanic bible
Originally posted by LogoWatch
They sure teach you masons how to spin. Considering all these logos were made after Lavey made his satanic bible, saying they're indicating ancient mysticism versus satanism is quite hilarious.
You're right, they'll bypass the obvious, only to use the unobvious meanings.
Its like saying someone puts the car in "drive" gear, only they're not putting it in drive, because in your opinion the man who coined it "drive" was incorrect. So instead, they're putting it in "forward", because that's what you want people to use.
Give me a break.