Freemason Grand Lodge Private Rendezvous: What should I ask them?

I would ask about the relationship between UK masonry, US masonry, and around the world groups. The differences are something that most don't know unless they have traveled.

Asking about the Bavarian Illuminati might be a good starter if you are going for any conspiracy angle. (it's what's hot now)

I for one, would love to see some detail in the architecture of the building. Nothing is put there without a reason, so every detail is important.

Ask about the structure of Freemasonry and is it possible for a global rule. I know how it is in the US and I would be curious to hear how someone from the UGLE interprets that.

Good luck on your studies, and I do look forward to seeing the video.

LosPollos
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I won't go into a list of long questions (I don't usually write questions down anyway I prefer to have a few set in my head then roll with the punches whilst doing the interview, makes it much more natural and less like an interrogation lol) but I'm interested if there's any specific fraternity or profession that seems to have a high number of people joining them, why do people (from their point of view) often have such a twisted view on the Masons, are their any professions where being a Freemason is a conflict of interest, why is it such a benefit to be one... this sort of thing, it'd be good to get it from the horses mouth whilst in his stable as it were.

I'm sure you've probably run across the belief that the constabulary and legal profession in Britain is riven-through with Masons, a belief not shared (or at least not expressed to the same degree) on this side of the pond. Why in the UK and not elsewhere?

Fitz

reply to post by JBA2848

The Great Schism started with the creation of the Antient Grand Lodge in 1751, decades before the Revolution kicked off. Tension had been around since the creation of the Premier Grand Lodge in 1717 as many British Masons felt offended by the Londoners presumption to create a Grand Lodge without their input and then turn around and reject much of the rituals practiced by other Lodges. A central point of contention was Royal Arch Masonry

And the number of people who signed that document after the war being Freemasons? But it was not related in any way right.

9 of the Signers of the Declaration were Masons. 13 of the Signers of the Constitution were Masons.

Here's my article on the matter: www.travelingtemplar.com...

Just remember correlation is not causation.

Who is this? By the way what is that around his waste?

That's a statue of Bro. George Washington. That photo was taken specifically in the George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, VA. I've been there.

KSigMason
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And the number of people who signed that document after the war being Freemasons? But it was not related in any way right.

9 of the Signers of the Declaration were Masons. 13 of the Signers of the Constitution were Masons.

Here's my article on the matter: www.travelingtemplar.com...

Just remember correlation is not causation.

Somebody better tell the House stenographer! [/Derail]

Fitz

Fitzgibbon
Somebody better tell the House stenographer!

Someone already spoke to the House Stenographer, I believe she said his name was Jesus.

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I just got off the phone with him...it wasn't.

Thanks for all the replies guys, some really interesting ideas here that I actually hadn't thought about.

I would personally would like to hear what's their attitude towards their image that is created by social media. I mean personally, if I'd ask someone from my friends what they know about masons, they'd probably just reply "Oh yea, I heard about them, they're secretly controlling all the world". I'd like to hear what masons think about their image, but that's just my opinion.

I'd appreciate it if you could ask what they know about life elsewhere, how often it comes here and why.

And in the same vein, why it's kept secret.

Thanks.

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I could ask you the same question. My guess is that you have just as much insight into that subject as masonry in general does.
In other words, that's not our bag.

Raizekas
I would personally would like to hear what's their attitude towards their image that is created by social media.

Most Masons are actually oblivious to this and if you told them that there were conspiracy sites such as this one with dedicated forums for that topic they would probably not believe you or at least find it humorous.

reply to post by LosPollos


Some interesting questions:

What they think/believe Masonry's place is in a modern society.
Type of membership that commonly joins (like religious affiliations, economic class, ethnicity etc)
To explain the history of various symbols you'll see
Perhaps to explain where the wealth came to construct some of Masonry's finest buildings (like the lodge you'll be visiting).
What they think of various conspiracy theories.

Hope that helps.

reply to post by LosPollos


If you're a journalist who has been invited to visit the Freemasons, then that's because they expect you to write a powder puff piece.

The kind of questions worth asking will not be answered, because these questions can only be answered by those higher than the thirty third degree - and you won't get to meet any of them. In fact, their existence will be denied.

Having said that, I would suggest the following lines of inquiry:

Why do Freemasons venerate John the Baptist?
What is the relationship between John the Baptist, Hermes, and Thoth?
Who is Thoth?
What is Thoth's relationship to the Annunaki?
Who are the Annunaki and what do they want?
Did the Annunaki mess with human genetics in order to create a "human' master race into which Annunaki could incarnate?
What do Thoth and the Annunaki have to do with Atlantis?
Are the Knights Templar such a "master race?" If so, what was their agenda here?
Are the Freemasons directly related to the Knights Templar.....?

Fill in the gaps...and you might start to get a clue as to what Freemasonry is about - or you can think it's just a philanthropic society.

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Well, thank you for posting how very little you know of Freemasonry and how it is structured.

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you make me smile.

reply to post by LosPollos


What is it you want to know exactly? What are you after specifically?
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Bumping for an update from LosPollos. Any intelligence to report?

Fitz

Ask them who the Mother and Father of Malkuth are..

(apparently only ones higher up know this)

reply to post by Cows11

Then how do you know about it?

Well that's beside the point...