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clear to me that many members [some I personally know], were and are in the Freemasons for the perks it
could provide, the influential contacts that could be made and the business contracts to be obtained, -
whilst helping to raise money for the odd charity and good cause in between. So it was because of those
latter reasons which at first threw me off the scent a bit, - I thought they can‘t be that bad if their donating
money to charity and helping the needy, so what‘s all the fuss about?
I didn‘t think of comparing this kind of activity, with that of the Mafia‘s, - who have been doing this
sort of charity thing for generations in Italy and US, and in particularly supporting the Church, Opus Dei
and its other connected charities. So with all their charity lark going on, I obviously didn‘t see it as a
smokescreen to mask the more devious practices and goings on within the fraternity, and that they used the
charitable angle to do just that, - to confuse the outsider, - whilst at the same time hiding their real agenda.
All I could see on the surface of this ―secret brotherhood‖, was a bunch of overgrown schoolboys, a bit
like; Channel 4‘s; ―When Boris met Dave‖, the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson and our most gracious of
unelected leader; Jake the Peg-David Cameron, whilst they were boarding at Oxford University and who
were both members of an obnoxiously elite and nauseating drinking and belching fraternity known as the
Bullingdon Club. Andrew Gimson, biographer of Boris Johnson, reported about the club in the 1980s: ―I
don‘t think an evening would have ended without a restaurant being trashed and being paid for in full,
very often in cash... - A night in the cells would be regarded as being par for a ‗Buller man‘ and so would
debagging anyone who really attracted the irritation of the Buller men‖.
Not that I‘m saying they were then dabbling with the occult, being blindfolded, rolling up their trouser
leg, baring their chest and all awhile having a dagger thrust up and held to the point of where their heart is
and a cable tow trussed around their neck whilst being threatened with a rather nastily way of being killed
if they spilled the beans about their rituals and the goings on at their local lodge. In the instance of a 1st
Degree initiate into the Lodge: ―Binding myself under no less a penalty, than having my throat cut across,
my tongue torn out from its roots and buried in the rough sands of the sea...‖, and in the 2nd degree:
―Binding myself under no less a penalty, than that of having my left breast torn open, my heart plucked out
and given as prey to the wild beasts of the field and the foul of the air...‖, etc.
Though I do believe they have now both certainly done so, and sworn these kinds of oaths and pledges
and many more since departing from their public school boy days, and who are now both on high levels of
degree, and perhaps even 33rd Degree honorary members of the Freemasons, as I believe it‘s almost
impossible to reach the heights of power they ―so easily‖ positioned themselves into and obtained, -
without them being on a very high degree to begin with.
And anyhow how many times have you heard this figure of speech about someone killing you, as a kid
my mum would regularly shout out; ―I‘ll bloody kill you if you don‘t clear that mess up!‖, or my brother
would say; ―I‘ll kill you if you tell mum!‖, or whatever, full well knowing they didn‘t mean it – literally!
So what I‘m trying to say is, I still didn‘t really take this first time around reading about the Freemasons
that seriously, and just looked upon them, and it, - as an harmless group blokes having the best of both
worlds.
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[2] ^ "UK | UK Politics | MP expenses leak 'not for money'". BBC News. 2009-06-24. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8115998.stm.
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[3] "Freemasons open a lodge at Buckingham Palace... but the Queen ..." .
[4] "The Masonic Province of East Lancashire Provincial Grand ..." .
[5] "The Lord Mayor of the City of London hosts Judges' Dinner."
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[6] ^ History of the IOOF in Marin County. Illustrates the spread of Oddfellowship in California in the 19th century. Also contains a section
titled: Background, History, Ritual and Emblems.
[7] http://www.mooseintl.org/public/default.asp
^ Hankins, Barry. The Second Great Awakening and the Transcendentalists. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 2004: 137.
ISBN 0-313-31848-4
[9] "William Morgan facts -.
[10] "BBC ON THIS DAY | 4 | 1991: UK army spending to be cut."
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36. A Sign for Peace or I Love You!
Welcome to the secret world of the planets most influential shakers, movers and makers. The following
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