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Eli
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Jul 2000
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They are a minor department of the ZOG.
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mrmitchell
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There was a good "History's Mistorys" show about it on the History Channel.
(That's about all I know.)
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mrmitchell
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Well, right now they're, like most semi-secret clubs or such, merely a community help organisation. You do get a few more connections when you join them, but they're not terribly important.
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PLATO
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Dec 2002
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quote:
Originally posted by elijah
Who are they, why are they here, what do they do, what is the basis, nature and extend of their power, how many people belong to them, and how long have they existed (and to what purpose?)? |
Who are they? A group of Men dedicated to improving themselves and the world around them.
Why are they here? To uplift, support, and teach each other and to benefit all men.
What do they do? Support freedom, support each other, persue philanthropic issues.
What is the nature, basis, and extent of their power? The nature of their power comes from the understanding of certian truths that have been passed down over time, the free association of men from all walks of life meeting as equals, and the goal of improving the world. The basis of their power is in their numbers(literally millions and millions) and their scope (touching every corner of the world). The extent of their power is vast...many politicians, police, firemen, judges, corporate leaders, and just ordinary men.
How long have they existed? The modern system of lodges was organized in Britian in the late middle ages. Masonry itself has existed from the depths of time.
I am a Mason. It is the single best thing I have ever done.
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I am a Mason. It is the single best thing I have ever done. |
Why? What have you done as a mason? What kind of activities are you obliged to participate in? How much do you pay the membership fee?. What is the web site of your lodge?
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mrmitchell
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In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, it's my understanding that Mason lodges were hotbeds of liberal discussion. In the early 1800s they became more of a cronie society, where Masons got "favors" from others and such...after lots of reform, now they're, again, more of a community improvement group basically. At least that's what I picked up from the History Channel show.
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st_swithin
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Nov 2002
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I am Jack's cauterised vas deferens.
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