Upon digging, I found some (to me, at least) interesting links that really made me realize how prevalent Freemasonry is. There's a subreddit dedicated to it that has discussions between fellow masons, just there for anyone to see:
https://www.reddit.com/r/freemasonry/
Lodges are sitting in plain sight, in every corner and even on busy roads such as ones in New York City. Here's the NYC Government's website giving directions to the Grand Masonic Lodge of New York:
https://www.nycgo.com/arts-culture/grand-masonic-lodge-of-new-york-chelsea/
Additionally, here's Britannica casually discussing Freemasonry, something anyone could search up:
https://www.britannica.com/topic/order-of-Freemasons
I don't know if this is worth posting or what I'm getting at really, but HOW do people not notice this? These aren't even secret societies or some wacky conspiracy theory; they're real, and they've been staring us in the face this whole time. Normies never question why these things exist, even though sites like Britannica and Wikipedia openly discuss the existence of such places. Even with all the programming and apathy, someone should at least notice it all, no?
Celebrities (who are ALL masons), for example, use Satanic imagery and poses all the time but it is considered "normal" or "tastefully edgy." It's even on our damn currency - no one questions why we have a strange pyramid on our dollar bill with "New World Order" in Latin on the bottom; we're not in Egypt, are we? It's absolutely insane how deep this all goes especially considering this is just ONE society. Every day it becomes even more obvious that we are up against unimaginable, deep evils that require extreme coordination and effort to uproot.
I understand it logically, but I guess it's just more sheer disbelief that so many are so blind to what really is going on. Being a normal and critical thinker is the new abnormal.
That truth is confusing and alarming to me !!
It has always been a way for fathers to create a good life for the families. Freemasonry is exclusionary towards those who are not masons, and its members use the organization as an excuse to economically benefit other members (in business, law, etc).
Males on both halves of my family have been masons (as high as 32nd degree), and have firm beliefs in Freemasonry as a charitable organization. Aide from one ancestor, none of them ever questioned it.
That's called plausible deniability.
" ...and its members use the organization as an excuse to economically benefit other members (in business, law, etc)"
That's ^ the pretty way of saying lie, cheat, and steal for one another in concert. They, in fact, take blood curdling oaths to do so and pervert justice in favor of fellow Masons.
I spent some of my early years out of College working for local government in and around the Court system, and I witnessed it regularly. Sure, it helps them provide a good life for their families, and provide some to charities. But a life of corruption spent in a Satanic based organization probably isn't the best way to go about that.
And if I saw it regularly from the outside, you can be sure that your family members saw it far more from their perspectives on the inside. They know what they are a part of, but veil it in a thin disguise of brotherhood and charity.
EDIT: In fairness, Albert Pike does make it clear that lower level Masons are deliberately deceived about the meaning and purpose of Masonry. But it is hard to imagine being an active participant in the lodge and not notice what they are a part of.
I used to just think freemasons were some weird group of older men, but this year has taught me so much.
Part of my awakening is understanding the foundational principles of this world. I learned, in college, that science (man's knowledge) was a series of incomplete guesses. I learned, when I attended grad school, that man created an irrational system of money. The "real world" taught me that power doesn't correlate with intelligence, and humans leverage systems to benefit themselves.
This past year has taught me that consciousness underlies all matter, and spirit is what shapes the world. I now find masonry abhorrent.
Ok, 32nd degree masons... please tell more! Give more info.
Also could it be that they are just parroting talking points? Living the double life maybe?
Your masonic lodge, down the street, has ranks from 1st to 3rd degree masons. At that level, participants act out parts in rituals and take oaths to protect "secrets." These oaths are under strict penalties, but are thought to be fun and games. I am not a mason, so I don't know anything.
There is another sect of masonry, which runs above that. They house ranks from the 4th degree to 32nd degree (to my knowledge). Each additional rank claims exposure to additional "secrets" under greater and greater threats (tongue pulled out, brains eaten, disembowelment, etc). Allegedly, these people have no true knowledge and exist to fund charitable causes.
33rd degree is when individuals are taken behind the veil and see the true nature of masonry.
Do your research.
It does seem a well-kept secret since many of its members don't know the true nature/goal of masonry. I would think it should be obvious (or suspect) since literature of it from former members exist online, outside of Masonic libraries, as well as the Satanic behavior many higher-degree masons exhibit.
[NSFW] http://stopthecrime.net/The%20Egyptian-Masonic-Satanic%20Connection.pdf
Thank you for this.
You’re welcome
It wold be hilarious if people are viewing this board at work!
I'm kind of puzzled by your post. You make it sound like Freemasons have been trying to remain a secret. They have never tried to hide the fact that they exist. I think somehow you mixed up the Freemasons with the Illuminati. Or Are the Illuminati. Freemasons might try to keep secret what they do, or their rituals but not that they exist. In lots of places you can rent Lodge halls for Receptions, or parties, whatever. They have no desire to be secret. Never have. They are right there in the phone book. Why would you list a number in a phone book if you are trying to be secret?
As my dad told me, they are an organization with secrets, not a secret organization.
Yeah, it's more so that they shroud themselves in secrecy yet remain visible for everyone to see. I feel like anyone paying attention would realize what they are up to, but that clearly isn't the case for the vast majority. Barely anyone even knows they exist yet the members/lodges are everywhere.
Christianity has been in our faces this entire time ALSO.
Just saying.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lavlYdFVOFc - St. Maximilian Kolbe to the Masons: You are controlled by the Jews
The Communist and Masonic Infiltration of America and the Catholic Church (full length) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hF3tL0M8wqQ
I have my grandfather’s Masonic manual from 1943. It even has his signed membership card still in it. I’ve tried reading bits and pieces. It touches on some of the symbolism of the Freemasons, but I’m not quite sure how it all is pieces together.
Qabballah = Rosicrucianism = Freemasonry = Hermeticism
No shit, This country is practically built on free masonry.
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you're right about the lodges being everywhere, and now it's almost like a game trying to spot them.
I've also noticed some right next to YMCAs and various 'youth' clubs. disgusting and so weird.
also, you mention Egypt, reminds me of when King Tut came to America. thinking it was a 'curse' and we were accepting of it...
Same in my town! They're on the same 1/2 acre plot of land.
There are so many families with children just walking by these places plotting all sorts of things. It's surreal. It is also strange how there seems to be a ton of connections between Egypt and all these groups/theories on the bigger picture. I wonder if there is more there than is let on.
I'm reminded of the movie JFK. In New Orleans, District Attorney Garrison points out that on a single block you can find many of the 3 letter agencies. What the movie didn't mention was that the CIA had its office in upstair floor of the masonic lodge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ4NTdSK5ac
I've been watching this one as well as reading many other sources on the subject. This video does an excellent job breaking it down and making it obvious. Hope the creator doesn't get "punished" for making it.
Type "masonic center" in Google maps. They're more prevalent than Starbucks where I am.
My grandfather was in the free masons for a time, but then he left because he said "they don't believe in the same God I do". He was a Baptist deacon and very opinionated. I don't know if he became a deacon before or after his time with the free masons. I remember seeing his gold ring with the masons insignia on it when I was a kid. I really wish he were alive today so I could ask him more about it.
Pg 189
https://viefag.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/transcripts-of-william-cooper-s-mystery-babylon-series.pdf#page189
Thanks for the links, I'll check them out. I've read Behold A Pale Horse, but never got into the Mystery Babylon series.
I’ve haven’t read all of it either, but I particularly thought that masonry interview was interesting. It’s a transcription of his radio show, so if you’re more inclined to audio it might still be out there too.
I want to point out an important distinction that there are normal lodges and clandestine lodges. They're both occult-oriented and antithetical to Christianity of course.
But most everyday people join a local lodge thinking it's just a social club like Toastmasters or Kiwanis, not knowing the secrets of the higher degrees and clandestine lodges reserved for adepts or the illuminated.
A Mason friend told me, when I jokingly asked if he knew where the National Treasure was buried, that they have to have some kind of religious text out during meetings. His lodge always opted for a Bible. He said he wasn’t involved in any thing below board.
My question is: if the Founders were Masons and managed to create America, our Constitution, our Bill of Rights...was it just perverted along the way by some in the upper ranks of Freemasonry?
My grandfather was one but I don't think he knew what was going on obviously. None of us(family)knew until 5 years ago or so. We have a Masonic lodge in our small midwestern town. They tried to recruit my husband in the 80's but he refused. He says now he is so glad he did. When going through my father's stuff a few years ago after he passed away, I found a knights of pythias book. So apparently my great grandfather must have been involved with them. This is on the other side of my family. ?
With so many stories of family members in these groups, it's crazy how they manage to keep all this stuff secret, even from their own members.