TRAPPED IN A MASONIC WORLD

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this Masonic world they all reside in, whether they know of it, or agree to do so or not in the first place is
irrelevant, - because that‘s in fact what they all really are.
I am not alone with my anti-Masonic stance, and particularly in its present form, as such anti-Masonic
feelings date back as far as 1869 when Rev. C.G. Finney wrote in his book: The Character, Claims and
Practical Workings of Freemasonry, the following passage, but before you read it, please bear in mind, as I
keep constantly saying, that the majority of all members of the Houses of Parliament and the House of
Congress in the US, are Alpha, Delta, Kappa like members and Freemasons of one kind of oath taking
fraternity or another, and only a handful, not hundreds of people were involved in the main and important
parts of what happened on 9/11/2001. ―Can a man who has taken and still adheres to the oath of the
Royal Arch degree be trusted in office? He swears to espouse the cause of a companion of this degree
when involved in any difficulty, so far as to extricate him from the same, whether he be right or wrong. He
swears to conceal his crimes, murder and treason not excepted. He swears to give a companion of this
degree timely notice of any approaching danger that may be known to him. Now is a man bound fast by
such an oath to be entrusted with office? Ought he to be accepted as a witness, a juror-when a Freemason
is a party, in any case-a sheriff, constable, or marshal; ought he to be trusted with the office of a judge or
justice of the peace? Gentlemen, you know he ought not, and you would despise me should I not be faithful
in warning the public against entrusting such men with office‖. Finney was a third-degree Master Mason
for eight years and joined the Meridihi peoplean Sun Lodge No. 32 in Warren, New York, around age 24
in 1816. [8]
However, he left Freemasonry later in life. ―I soon found that I was completely converted from
Freemasonry to Christ, and that I could have no fellowship with any of the proceedings of the lodge. Its
oaths appeared to me to be monstrously profane and barbarous‖. Finney came to believe that part of his
oath as a Master Mason was immoral and that Masonry was dangerous to civil government, evidenced by
the alleged murder of William Morgan [1774–1826?] who was a resident of Batavia, New York, whose
disappearance ignited a powerful anti-Freemason movement in the United States in the early 19th century.
After stating his intention to write a book exposing Freemasonry‘s secrets, Morgan was arrested,
kidnapped, and then apparently killed. His disappearance sparked a public outcry and launched the
formation of a new Anti-Masonic Party. [9]
I also cover the Morgan case further on, and think we need to help reform a newer anti-Masonic Party
now today in 2011, any volunteers?
British Historian and former officer with the 11th Hussars, turned author Anthony Beevor, was told by
a leading Freemason, that all thirteen [the Masonic number] members of the British Army Management
Board in 1991 were Freemasons. Though the board comprised of a mix of politicians and top army
officers, - that if their all wearing the ―same apron‖ as they stand gawping at the delights in the trough,
then it goes without saying, that many a blind all-seeing-eye, will be turned. This board exercises
authority over all forms of appointment‘s, ranking and promotion in the army, - and perhaps we now know
why it‘s costing the taxpayer over £1 billion for the Royal Navy‘s newest and largest attack submarine
HMS Astute which run aground off Skye on the 22nd of October 2010.
Fair enough, so it was a Tory government in 1991, but this is just further evidence they‘re all the same,
and isn‘t it ironic, that also in that same year Defence Secretary Tom King confirmed; Britain was to
reduce the amount it spends on the army by more than a quarter over the next five years. After the
spending cuts, the army contained 116,000 soldiers fewer than outlined in the 1990 strategy plan; Options
for Change [where have I heard that saying before?], which sought to save between 10-15% of army costs.
[10]
See, things never-change, as it really doesn‘t matter who‘s in power, the Freemasons are in control at all
times irrespective who wants to dress up and wear the PM‘s hat. On the 18th of October 2010 Defence
Secretary and Freemason Liam Fox, said the UK will press ahead with building two aircraft carriers,
despite the biggest government spending squeeze since World War II. The carriers will be built by a
Masonic group whom BAE Systems Plc, Babcock International Group Plc and Thales SA are all part of,
and at a cost of 4.9 billion pounds. ―It would have been more expensive to get out of the contract than to
sustain it, but that is not to say there is not utility in it‖, Fox said. And this kind of; ―Gotcha by the
bollocks contract‖, could only have been made possibly by colluding Freemasons who were making sure
the government/tax payer could in no way renege on the agreement, as who else would have signed such a
gun to your head kind of contract in the first place?
Despite all I‘ve just said and touched on, I was basically unaware of all this before I began my research,
so prior to that time I was still unconvinced the Freemasons were anything that special. It was obviously