Chrysler logo's are they masonic?

reply to post by indigo777



Thank God for Jesus, the bread of life. None of that pagan symbolism matters.

hate to burst your bubble but the equal armed cross was in use long before
the iron cross. In fact the equal armed cross is in fact Pre christian.

In fact the Iron Cross as it is known today and as it was used during the Nazi
era actually dates to The Teutonic Knights of the crusades era. It like the
swasticka was stolen by adolf and company.

Originally posted by LightinDarkness
You seem surprised that people don't like it when you insult their affiliation. This is not proof of a evil conspiracy, only that people don't like to be insulted. I'd like for you go into the Vatican and demand of the Pope why he is so caught up in his religious bull**** - and see if they kick you out. I guess the Vatican must be evil too. Actually, try it with ANY religious, civic, or other type of institution.

and what all this i hear about masonry making good men better? it seems a little contradictory to talk about how people talking about your affiliation being insulting (which i am sure it is) being the reason why you defend your affiliation in the manner i see that you do. it hardly seems worth it to me to pay dues to an organization in the name of bettering yourself if you are still so prone to goading and rather rude and childish attacks on people who have negitive views of your organization.

sharing your knowledge and insight is one thing, but attacking other peoples is quite another. i have to say i have been repeatedly surprised to see how masons interact on this forum. if you are all so tired of hearing about masonic conspiracy why are you all so passionate about being on the front lines? if it has been so tiring for you that you must now stoop to attacks and insults why bother participating...

sorry this is a total derailment but i am so tired of listening to masonic drivel.

reply to post by Animal


Actually, I sort of agree, at least to a point. There are knowledgable Masons around here, but I personally wish everyone would stick to answering honest questioners, and engaging in polite debate with honest critics of Freemasonry. I don't see any reason to take posts like Spirit7's seriously enough to actually respond to that sort of stuff.

Originally posted by Animal
sorry this is a total derailment but i am so tired of listening to masonic drivel.

Then may I suggest that you frequent other forums and not derail threads in this one.

reply to post by Animal


Masonic Light is of course correct. I really shouldn't respond to posts like this. Obviously the poster is literally making stuff up and is trying to goad me into a response. I'm not falling for the bait.

[edit on 12/5/2007 by runningbeer]

Hey listen, i heard that the inventer of chrysler is a free mason. So maybe that symbol does have meaning. Not in a saintanic way, but just getting people used to the symbol.

reply to post by runningbeer


ah excuse me my ill informed runningbeer! but whom ever and or where ever you have received your information from the secret society especially the Masons were and have been around before automobiles existed! Helping to build Solomon's temple. To answer the initial question, YES! these are symbols! check out Toyotas new logo! its Baphomet within a circle, Mercedes Benz is a 3 point star within a circle, BMW are triangles within a circle(I know, I know about that its supposed to be the blade of a plane), Audi which is my favorite driving machine is the infamous circles! Do your research people!

What do you think about the logo for Fidelity Investments?

Originally posted by LightinDarkness
Yet another time to say: look hard enough, and you will always find what you want to find.

Beyond a few locally owned or perhaps regionally owned businesses that are owned by masons, I have never seen and proof or reason to believe that there are any intentionally masonic international or national corporate symbols. I realize that people love to make lots of symbols out to be masonic and make crazy youtube videos, but just because you want something to be real doesn't mean it is.

I don't know bro, honestly now, what do you think about the logo for Fidelity Investments? Its one of the if not the biggest investment firm in North America and its privately owned. Nobody even really knows who all of the owners are.

reply to post by runningbeer


umm the masons have been around since before george washington because he was one look it up. and almost qll us presidents were masons or had ties to it

Originally posted by LightinDarkness
reply to post by spirit7

 

What magic symbols? Who gets to define what is magic?

Most importantly, who gets to define what is MASONIC magic? (Especially since there is no such thing.)

I'm awaiting for you to show me some of that masonic magic...

I hope that there isn't but I do have to wonder because in the Exodus black magic was used right up until the dust turned into nats. I don't know how much power Lucy has, all I know is that he sure does love to make non-believers out of people like you and your people seem to prosper for some reason. At the expense of others.

reply to post by runningbeer


Masons were aound 1000 BC. I dont think the auto dealer was.lol

ugh!!! i don't know if anyone else said it but it's pretty obvious what the chrysler symbol is. It's the Ancient Egyptian symbol, The Winged Sun Disc, It represents divinity, royalty, and POWER! That symbol is used my Free Masons all the time. It's complete Illuminati manipulation. BE AWARE!!!

I don't know if anyone else said this and I just missed it, but it's pretty obvious what the Chrysler symbol is. It's the Ancient Egyptian symbol, "The Winged Sun Disc." It's a symbol for divinity, royalty, and POWER! The Free Masons use this symbol alot.

[edit on 2-1-2009 by No1NeedsToKnowMyName]

Originally posted by No1NeedsToKnowMyName
I don't know if anyone else said this and I just missed it, but it's pretty obvious what the Chrysler symbol is. It's the Ancient Egyptian symbol, "The Winged Sun Disc." It's a symbol for divinity, royalty, and POWER! The Free Masons use this symbol alot.

[edit on 2-1-2009 by No1NeedsToKnowMyName]

Nope, not true. I know for a fact masons dont use Crysler's symbol, and I'd love to see your evidence that it stands for "divinity, royalty, and power" - which I also highly doubt.

reply to post by LowLevelMason


I didn't say that the free masons used Chrysler symbols I said they used the winged sun-discs.

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