synarchy movement of empire - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic Parking Lot

Parfaite Amitie,}" of which he became the Master. He worked with {Bacon de
Chevalerie}, a Deputy-Grand Master of the {Elus Cohen}. Willermoz was
introduced to the German Masonic Order of {'Strict Observance Templiere'}, in
1772, which was connected to the Weishaupt {Illuminati of Bavaria}, the most
famous masonic order of Germany, during the French Revolution, to which
belonged Jacques Necker and Philip Egalite. In 1774, Willermoz founded a new
lodge in Lyon France, called the {Reformed Scottish Rite Lodge of Charity}. This
lodge was specifically oriented to destroying the idea of {Agape}, the principle of
the Peace of Westphalia. As we shall see in a moment, the modern founder of the
Synarchy, Saint Yves d'Alveydre, wrote an entire history book {Mission des
Souverains} as a diatribe against the Treaty of Westphalia. His animosity and
venom were directed against the Westphalia gathering because it had introduced a
principle of the {Advantage of the other}, and failed to establish a Synarchy of
Empire based on {taking advantage of the other}.
During the period leading to the French Revolution, there were as many as
282 masonic lodges in France, including 81 lodges of the Grand Orient in Paris
alone, 16 in Lyon, 10 in Toulouse, 10 in Montpellier, 10 in Bordeaux, and 6 in
Marseille. Thus, the entire nation had been taken over
According to Emile Dermenghem, {Joseph de Maistre Mystique}, on
September 4, 1774, Joseph de Maistre (1753-1821) joined the Scottish Rite {Loge
des Trois Mortiers} (Lodge of the Three Mortars) of Lyon, at the age of 21. He
became a {Grand Orator}, and was operating directly under the authority of the
Great Lodge of London. Four years later, on September 4, 1778, Maistre joined
Lyon and Chambery, the {Reformed Scottish Rite Lodge of Sincerity}, which was
dependent on the grand master the Duke Ferdinand of Brunswick, and was headed
by Jean-Baptiste Willermoz. It is from these two lodges that Maistre was known to
have conducted most of his secret activities. (Joseph de Maistre's lodge des
{Trois Mortiers} had been created in 1749, by Joseph de Bellegarde, Marquis des
Marches, and was the oldest lodge in Chambery, capital City of the then Kingdom
of Savoy. Out of the Lyon lodge, there were four great initiates of the highest
grade {Grands Profes} of the {Masonic Knights of the Order of Charity of the
Holy City} who were the key Martinist leaders covering the events of the French
Revolution. They were: "{Hippolyte, Chevalier de Ville, (a Castro), Senator,
President of the {College Metropolitain de France} (Lyon); Marc Rivoire, senior,
Bourgeois depository (a Leone alto); Joseph, Comte de Maistre (a Floribus),
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