What's the deal with Freemasonry? Is it as crazy as some claim with kikes scheming, sacrificing, degeneracy, etc?
Or is it just a 'boring' club where they talk about philosophy and shit, kinda /lit/ but irl?
Anyone got an objective look a this matter?
>>7830203
They're powerful people who have a lot of wealth. So, they run everything.
Philosophically, most freemasonry deals with hermetic alchemy and other occult practices.
Crowley got bored with it cause it was weak-sauce.
>>7830203
Like most large "secret" societies, it's highly unlikely that most of the members even know what the hell it's about.
>>7830203
No jews allowed.
In return for his good deed, Lyle Bland, who couldn’t care less, is made a Mason. He finds good fellowship, all kinds of comforts designed to remind him of his virility, and even a number of useful business contacts. Beyond this, all is just as tight as that Business Advisory Council. Non-Masons stay pretty much in the dark about What Goes On, though now and then something jumps out, exposes itself, jumps giggling back again, leaving you with few details but a lot of Awful Suspicions. Some of the American Founding Fathers were Masons, for instance. There is a theory going around that the U.S.A. was and still is a gigantic Masonic plot under the ultimate control of the group known as the Illuminati. It is difficult to look for long at the strange single eye crowning the pyramid which is found on every dollar bill and not begin to believe the story, a little. Too many anarchists in 19th-century Europe—Bakunin, Proudhon, Salverio Friscia—were Masons for it to be pure chance. Lovers of global conspiracy, not all of them Catholic, can count on the Masons for a few good shivers and voids when all else fails. One of the best of the classic Weird Mason Stories has Doctor Livingstone (living stone? oh, yes) come wandering into a native village in, not even the heart, but the subconscious of Darkest Africa, a place, a tribe he’s never seen before: fires in the silence, unfathomable stares, Livingstone ambles up to the village chief and flashes him a Masonic high sign—the chief recognizes it, returns it, all smiles, and orders every fraternal hospitality laid on for the white stranger. But recall that Dr. Livingstone, like Wernher von Braun, was born close to the Spring Equinox, and so had to confront the world from that most singular of the Zodiac’s singular points. . . . Well, and keep in mind where those Masonic Mysteries came from in the first place. (Check out Ishmael Reed. He knows more about it than you’ll ever find here.)
We must also never forget famous Missouri Mason Harry Truman: sitting by virtue of death in office, this very August 1945, with his control-finger poised right on Miss Enola Gay’s atomic clit, making ready to tickle 100,000 little yellow folks into what will come down as a fine vapor-deposit of fat-cracklings wrinkled into the fused rubble of their city on the Inland Sea. . . .
By the time Bland joined up, the Masons had long, long degenerated into just another businessmen’s club. A real shame. Business of all kinds, over the centuries, had atrophied certain sense-receptors and areas of the human brain, so that for most of the fellows taking part, the present-day rituals were no more, and even maybe a little less, than hollow mummery. Not for all of them, though. Now and then you found a throwback. Lyle Bland happened to be one.
>>7830203
Divide (compass) and Rule (ruler).
Also, the compass points up while the ruler points down.
As above, so below, anon
>>7830220
Ishmael Reed
. . .
I Am a Cowboy in the Boat of Ra
Ishmael Reed, 1938
‘The devil must be forced to reveal any such physical evil
(potions, charms, fetishes, etc.) still outside the body
and these must be burned.' (Rituale Romanum, published
1947, endorsed by the coat-of-arms and introductory
letter from Francis cardinal Spellman)
I am a cowboy in the boat of Ra,
sidewinders in the saloons of fools
bit my forehead like O
the untrustworthiness of Egyptologists
who do not know their trips. Who was that
dog-faced man? they asked, the day I rode
from town.
School marms with halitosis cannot see
the Nefertiti fake chipped on the run by slick
germans, the hawk behind Sonny Rollins’ head or
the ritual beard of his axe; a longhorn winding
its bells thru the Field of Reeds.
I am a cowboy in the boat of Ra. I bedded
down with Isis, Lady of the Boogaloo, dove
deep down in her horny, stuck up her Wells-Far-ago
in daring midday getaway. ‘Start grabbing the
blue,' I said from top of my double crown.
I am a cowboy in the boat of Ra. Ezzard Charles
of the Chisholm Trail. Took up the bass but they
blew off my thumb. Alchemist in ringmanship but a
sucker for the right cross.
I am a cowboy in the boat of Ra. Vamoosed from
the temple i bide my time. The price on the wanted
poster was a-going down, outlaw alias copped my stance
and moody greenhorns were making me dance;
while my mouth’s
shooting iron got its chambers jammed.
I am a cowboy in the boat of Ra. Boning-up in
the ol’ West i bide my time. You should see
me pick off these tin cans whippersnappers. I
write the motown long plays for the comeback of
Osiris. Make them up when stars stare at sleeping
steer out here near the campfire. Women arrive
on the backs of goats and throw themselves on
my Bowie.
I am a cowboy in the boat of Ra. Lord of the lash,
the Loup Garou Kid. Half breed son of Pisces and
Aquarius. I hold the souls of men in my pot. I do
the dirty boogie with scorpions. I make the bulls
keep still and was the first swinger to grape the taste.
I am a cowboy in his boat. Pope Joan of the
Ptah Ra. C/mere a minute willya doll?
Be a good girl and
bring me my Buffalo horn of black powder
bring me my headdress of black feathers
bring me my bones of Ju-Ju snake
go get my eyelids of red paint.
Hand me my shadow
I’m going into town after Set
I am a cowboy in the boat of Ra
look out Set here i come Set
to get Set to sunset Set
to unseat Set to Set down Set
usurper of the Royal couch
imposter RAdio of Moses’ bush
party pooper O hater of dance
vampire outlaw of the milky way
>>7830203
I've got a buddy who claims to be one. Well, I say "buddy." He's like that friend who's an asshole but he's our asshole. He's a racist sexist anti-semite who thinks reptillians run the government and memorized a few vague overarching philosophical statements so that he can apply those statements loosely to anything and directly to nothing and claim to "study the occult"
So there's my two cents.
>>7830239
Cont.
Actually he frequents 4chan. Daniel if you read this go raise your fucking kid.
>>7830235
nigger what
>>7830282
I literally just saw this. Go fuck yourself, Dave. Have you stopped molesting your nephew?
>>7830294
No dave here. And you're not my daniel. He would pretend not to take what I said seriously, he's the kind of useless shitstain that calls trolling a lifestyle, that way he can back out of any conversation by pretending not to care.
>>7830203
Actually most of freemasonry is based off of Egyptian rituals imagined by a French Jesuit in an 18th century historical fiction novel.
>>7830235
>RAdio
I always make sure to listen to the Alan Parsons Project on my sungod device, preferably when i wear a tinfoil hat on my head.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNiie_zmSr8
>>7830319
Ladies and Gentleman, please welcome your Chicago Bulls!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOymHEdiPts
>>7830314
got some concrete sources pls?
>>7830319
>RAdio
Sirius XM
Coincidence?
The term "radio" is derived from the Latin word "radius", meaning "spoke of a wheel, BEAM OF LIGHT, RAY".
>>7830203
It's a bunch of bull shit. I had my time a while back when I was engrossed in conspirationism and stuff like this so I researched all I could, it turns out 99% of the conspiracy theories is made up shit, the remaining 1% is that masonery actually exists, but it's just a bunch of rich oldfags with conservative ideals, at least the ones I found about were like that, I'm sure there's all kind of different people among them, there're official clubs and they have meetings too but is more like an old friends gathering than a plotting meeting like the conspiratards want to make you believe.
tl;dr David Icke is a con man.
>>7830311
Sounds like you can't handle the banter tbqh
>>7831853
Nigger are you actually so stupid?
Some dipshit kid uses every waking moment to talk shit and make an ass of himself for fear of anyone ever seeing him express real emotions, and it must be everyone else's fault because they can't handle the banter?
>>7831854
The most serious and profound subjects can only be discussed through jokes.
>>7830203
Imagine your local VFW meeting. That's exactly what the Freemasons are like.
Boring as fuck.
>>7830203
I've heard and read a lot about them, i think the concept from the start had a potential to be dangerous and it probably has been and will be, but i think that probably some people in it have a real belief about it and can bring something positive. They might be just a few though.
they're just clubs, literally nothing happens. some famous people and politicians may be in those but it's just to network, italy's biggest one had berlusconi as a member, but you can just pay the signup fee and go if you feel like spending time with bored/lonely old people discussing how to get more members
>>7830203
Watered-down templarians.
>>7831875
>it's just to network
>italy's biggest one had berlusconi as a member
Sounds like a front for Cosa Nostra
>>7831787
You did your reaserch online. I'd say that 99% of online resources truly is total bullshit. That said Propaganda Due existed, and was actively used as anty communist weapon. Existence of black rooms is also extensively documented in various papers on Massonry. Emanuel Swedenborg, Secret Agent on Earth and in Heaven is a good example of well documented work they did. I mean they really aren't that opposed to scholars working from their archives, they protect current members, but like to brag about their own accomplishments.
And you should be well informed to what black rooms led.
>>7831854
I like that friend of yours a lot more than you.
>>7830203
It's a bunch of silly old men in aprons.
Recruiting ground for actual modern day sekrit clubs.
>>7832123
>I like that friend of yours a lot more than you
kek'd
All of my male relatives are freemasons. From what I understand it's just something that gets older people out of the house, and organize car shows and spaghetti dinners and shit.
Masonic rituals are kind of fun to watch, as it's all these ancient guys who forget who they are halfway through it and they always screw it up
Here, let me make this real easy for everyone. Key post:
>>7830217
>Like most large "secret" societies, it's highly unlikely that most of the members even know what the hell it's about.
/thread
>>7830356
Yes because radio waves are a type of light you fucking retard
>>7832533
But there are still people who know exactly what and where those secret societies are going right?
Masonry us just modern Baal worship... With new titles.
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In other words "Masons aren't that fucked up cult! There a different fucked up cult!"
>>7835051
And yes I just realized the grammar mistake. Get off my dick.
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>>7835059
>Chick is opposed to abortion[42][43] and preaches against pre-marital sex.
But pre-marital sex is fucking great.
>>7835062
I fucking love Chick tracts
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Thanks, Chick tracts!
>>7835039
>Hold up senpai, let me go out to my car which I always carry multiple pictures of Baphomet in. I never leave the house without em!
>>7835069
>Yes! And even the house feels clean and light.
Renouncing Freemasonry: It makes your house clean and shit.
>masonry renounced
>the man feels so different right away
>the woman comments that the house is also cleaner
God's in his heaven -- all's right with the world!
>>7831854
No wonder he hates you so much.
>>7835032
God I love Chick Tracts.
