Johan said (August 21, 2015):

Victims of Masons

Reading the testimonies of the victims of masons reminded me of the solution to our problems. As a follower of Christ I believe that His last words on earth should give us a clue to these solutions. His last words are recorded in Mark 16 in verses 9 – 20, which incidentally was originally edited out of the Bible, which is another clue of the power these words have!

Basically Jesus empowered His followers to engage evil, i.e. serpents and poison which is metaphors for the elite and the media of today. Would Christ have wasted his final words on literal serpents and poison? I think not.

Mark 16:18 They shall take up serpents; and if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them…

Blessings

Chad said (August 21, 2015):

Has this woman ever heard of divorce? The man is married to the lodge. Leave him there. Take your children with you. He won’t miss them.

Since he vanishes for days at a time, that’ll leave for ample time to vacate the premises

Richard said (August 21, 2015):

I decided to look into alternatives to internet and phone communication. Turns out that the only long distance radio communication available is HAM radio. I found it requires an government issued operators license, and there are three grades, each with additional privileges. As soon as googled to find where to get training and take the test, I discovered it's all handled through Masonic lodges.

I think it explains why HAM radio has almost gone extinct as a hobby. Who wants to make your neighborhood Lodge aware of your SHTF plans? I looked into further and found an article in Mason's Quartery, titled "Specialist Lodges. Universal Masonry via Radio: Amateur radio has a strong link with Freemasonry."

http://www.mqmagazine.co.uk/issue-17/p-52.php

"The idea of a Lodge for radio amateurs first took root in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War, but it was not until 1962 that the project was resurrected."

It makes sense doesn't it? If the plug is pulled on internet and cel phones, they've got the Blue Lodge boys set up as gatekeepers of radio communications too.

Tony B said (August 20, 2015):

When I lived in Idaho I was told that EVERY JUDGE IN THE STATE WAS A MASON. Masons just didn't seem to go to jail.

The name "Hiram Abiff" struck me as familiar. I looked up the ten men who began the "Mysterious Force" organization in King Herod Agrippa's court 43 years after Christ's crucifixion. This is the organization which was setup to destroy the new Christian religion and which became the Freemasons in 1717 when they bought the dying masons' guild building in London.

I did not find that name but the first name after Agrippa's in the book is one Hiram Abiud, which still leaves me suspicious that it may be the same person.

James2 said (June 3, 2014):

Suffice it to say there is nothing good in freemasonry anywhere, not in any of it's sub-groups either, on the whole it is a rotting and disease-ridden corpse from the first degree to the last, a waste of time and reources, a den of inquity, hideout of thieves and nest of
croneyism. The reasons listed among others are why I think the U.S. needs an anti-masonic party once again, to drive the venomus demoniacs
from all instittions and positions of authority within local, state, and federal government, law enforcement and every other public
institution with any measure of influence wherein they might try to advance their kabalist/gnostic/satanist goals. It is indeed sorrowful
that these women have been abandoned, however I would encourage them to make full effort to take back their husbands, and not be passive
about it, "the lodge" is not God, and with prayer and effort, a mason can be excised from the malignant and cancerous tumor that dares call
itself a fraternity, They should put on the armor of God every day and be prepared for a fight though, because of the things the devil hates,
Love is one of the most targeted, and the foul empty being will fight tooth and nail to prevent Love from recouperating. Hopefully they can
get good Christian aid as well, in the form of church friends who know the truth, helping to expose the evils done by "the lodge". With God,
and with patience, continued prayer, and effort they could well claim victory (and get their husbands back).

I caution any youth reading this to avoid freemasonry and other groups like it (from greek fraternities and sororities to think tanks and
other exclusive groups) all these groups are subverted and have agendas other than their publicly proclaimed goals, and they will be
used for destruction of actual Good, where possible.

Robert K said (June 2, 2014):

If political practice was evolving with the progress of technology, then there would be increasing direct consultation with the population regarding the broad lines of public policy. The fact that governments are avoiding such consultation, in the now feasible form of referenda through the Internet, delegitimizes their claim to possess, once elected, a "mandate" to do whatever moves them.

What might the subjects of such direct public input be? One that would undoubtedly elicit a high level of participation would be a proposal to bar from holding public office any person who has sworn an oath to favour a particular subgroup within society i.e. Freemasons.

Anonymous said (June 2, 2014):

Freemason has degrees if you are a low level degree -middle-class Freemason -you're Not going to know what the upper-class- multi millionaire or billionaire Freemasons do- you are out of the loop.

If you're a multimillionaire Freemason's wife you're Not going to know if your husband knocked off somebody.

The wives that acclimate themselves to Freemasonry either are or become just as evil, demonic and split personality as the men. They don't even realize they have an alter personality- evil side.

Freemasons are in denial and lying to themselves as they have sold themselves to Lucifer. They have a strange twisted materialistic glee.
They are Dead.

Christine said (August 31, 2012):

I browse through your website on occasion but this time around I had to take some time to send you an email. I'm just curious about the sources and people behind many of your articles, particularly your article on Freemasonry breaking up marriages.
The picture you paint of this organization is so drastically different from what my family, friends, and I have/do live. My father is an active Freemason. My mother, a member of Eastern Star. Growing up I was in Job's Daughters. Our lives did not revolve around this organization but they certainly impacted us in wonderful and profound ways. I don't have any childhood memories that are truly awful.

My parents loved and supported each other, still do after 35 years of marriage. We have always had a very typical upper middle class life. My parents took me to softball practice, came to my dance recitals, encouraged me to be humble and compassionate. My father taught me how to stand up for myself and what kind of man I should seek out in my adult life, while my mother taught me how to be a lady and care for those around me. The same goes for most everyone else I know.
Growing up I enjoyed going to events with my parents and when I was old enough I eagerly joined Job's Daughters which to date was one of the best decisions I made as a young girl. It's an organization affiliated with Freemasonry and you have to be a relative of a Master Mason to join but it's hardly a
secret society that sexually abuses, brainwashes, and grooms young girls for Satanic offerings, as I have been told. You can find out anything and everything about the organization, down to their meeting places and rituals simply by going to their website.

Job's Daughters is an organization that helps young women grow and prosper through their teen years so that they may become successful, responsible adults. In this organization girls are taught leadership skills, responsibility, civic awareness, and various other important life skills. Job’s Daughters leaders foster an environment that is safe and supportive. Growing up I was surrounded by a multitude of positive role models, both women and men.

Today I am 25. I reached the age of majority five years ago but I am still in contact with every girl I ever met during my seven year membership. We are all married. Every single one of us. Most of us have children and are stay at home mothers. Others work(your normal, middle class jobs like teacher, librarian, nurse, accountant, etc.) but it's always been clear that working is a means to an end and not our priority(God and family being the most important things to us) We're all active in our communities. Some of us run shelters for displaced families and other volunteer at soup kitchens. I personally run an animal shelter that provides free animal boarding for individuals and families who have lost their homes. I also provide these same people with the contacts and resources needed to find shelter for themselves.

My family has a long ranging masonic history. I owe each of those people a lot because they passed down their wisdom through the years. The person I am today was shaped by amazing parents, Job's Daughters, and the Freemasons which populated my life. In turn I will impart those values to my own children. I will share my experiences with them. I will expose them to some of the wonderful things I was exposed to as a child and when the time comes, if they decide to join I will fully support their decision.

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Thanks Christine,

This certainly does contradict what the other ladies said. There must be a range of Free masonic behavior in this regard. Secret societies all maintain a protective layer that they show to the world. Apparently, you have benefited from that.

all the best

henry

John said (August 25, 2012):

I can usually detect a Mason, at least a middle-aged or older one, by the look of his face, largely the skin tone and wrinklage. It usually has a grayish, pudgy pallor. The greatest example of this was a judge I once saw, while sitting in a jury selection pool. His skin actually looked gray.

I would say most lack a countenance, too, though I can think of one who did have one, though he was a 32 degree Mason. I visited him when he went to a nursing home, and asked him two questions with the hope he'd put two and two together than think. The first was, "Are you a Mason?", and the second one was, "Are you a Christian?", even though my parents and him went to the same church.

I have found, too, that most Masons are usually detectable because they are either very 'cordially' friendly, or basically unfriendly, in each of these very matter-of-fact and nothing more. There is usually no warmth or openness to them.

I think all this is the result of who they are not worshipping and what they've been doing.

Christopher said (August 23, 2012):

For whatever it is worth, I can say that in my handful of personal encounters with Freemasons (known because they were displaying the symbolism in some way - a bumper sticker, a ring, symbolism on their web page) I haven't gotten along with a single one of them.

The last one I encountered, a Republican and admirer of Ayn Rand, tried to absolve Romney of the moral responsibility of owning a medical waste company that disposed of aborted fetuses. I am sure he would not have been applying the same logic if there had been some past association with terrorists or some anti-semitic connections.

David said (August 23, 2012):

The most powerful testimony I've ever seen on this "brotherhood" and how it wrecks marriages (and nations) is the videotaped recollections of Kay Griggs of Virginia. She blew the whistle on a lot of higher-ups in government and the military. Incredibly brave woman. Many hours of interviews but every minute is revelatory about this cult.

Maureen said (August 23, 2012):

When the mil-intel agencies decide to destroy a member because of the latter's "unreliability," that is, their reluctance to "go along" with the crimes against humanity being committed, just one of the techniques used by the mil-intel protocols, as part of their multi-layered, age-old protocols of targeting and destroying victims, is to send a libidinous, psycho-soldier-moral cretin to destroy the man's/woman's marriage by seducing the victim's spouse. Of course, the same technique is used by spies to cull information from unsuspecting victims -- all for the good of the nation (not). They use seduction as a technique, because it is not "illegal." Most of the techniques used by these Freemasons and BlackOps Satanists use "legalityi" vs "illegality" in place of the Ten Commandments as their so-called moral compass.

Mary said (August 23, 2012):

My in laws were masons . He in the Lodge ,she in the Eastern Star.My husband who was an only child grew up very lonely since they were always out at their meetings . She had one closet devoted to countless white gowns and furs ,because,"You just cannot wear the same dress twice to one of the balls."

She was on the committee which sold the clothing and jewelry of the newly admitted residents into the masonic nursing home. Before anything reached the tables for the "charitable" sale ,
the Eastern Star ladies on this committee bought what they liked for under a dollar.

My father in law became addicted to pornography and as an adult my husband related that his father was always upstairs after dinner running perverse reel to reel movies. He does not remember any happy times doing father son activities. My grandfather in law once told me how angry he was that his son's masonic friends bragged to him about the good times they had with my mother in law over the weekends.

She went into dementia and he deteriorated physically in Florida. We were called to come and get them and decide on a place where they could be cared for. I recall sitting with her while we waited in the LTC where her husband had been admitted after a stroke. She took his masonic ring from her purse and stared at it .They had been assured that the ring would "open doors" for them. In the end however, it was my husband and myself who sought to keep them together where they would get the best care possible.

Having been a nurse and knowing all the facilities available , I can assure you it was not the local masonic home! Although, even after his death the Lodge called and told my husband they felt it was his responsibility to pay up on all his father's passed dues! They were married alright and had a child , but from what I saw and heard and what my husband related of his childhood ,they never fit the role of a loving happy family. The Lodge came first!

Robert said (August 22, 2012):

About Masons... I really think one should specify that SOME masons misbehave, but not all. I have two friends in the masons and both say that in their group they pledge to remain faithful to their wives; one had infidelity issues before becoming a mason and now is faithful and his marriage has improved. I also had two male relatives in the masons and I never ever heard of marital infidelity; they were good citizens and good family men. I doubt they understood all the arcane symbolism and probably thought of it as rather eccentric and archaic... if it was evil they probably had no clue. Like the masons who wrote in, I know of wives attending events out of town and their marriages are happy. I did hear that the Shriners were somewhat wild. It crosses my mind that men who are going off the rails already in some way might be drawn to some group where they could use group activities as an excuse to slip away and get wild. No doubt there are some groups as in any organization that have members who are out of control. Just look at any club and you may find the same thing, especially if alcohol is involved. But truly, in the masons I have known, I have never seen or heard of any misbehavior. Does it happen somewhere with some masons? probably.

Garth said (August 22, 2012):

My father in law is a 65 year old Freemason & retired iron worker. Of course, my wife knows nothing about his Masonic affiliation. But he and my mother in law, after 15 years of marriage and three kids, had a bitter divorce. My mother in law hasn't made the connection between the divorce and the Masons, but she told me that as if it wasn't bad enough that he traveled due to his trade, when my father in law would be home, he was never with her and the kids. He was always out with his friends "camping" or "hunting".

They're from a small town where all of the men are involved in trades and all get good work, no doubt only after joining the brotherhood. After reading this stuff, I now know what my piece of shit father in law was really up to.

At one point, he was laid up in the hospital and we had to go to his place to get some belongings of his. In his bedroom, neatly enshrined on his dresser was not a little blue book. It was a huge Masonic book, about the size of a legal pad and approximately 7 inches in depth.

Next time this old fool in his ailing health, is in the hospital, I'm going to get my hands on that book and expose these bastards for what they really are. Its funny... my brother in law has been in so much trouble with the law, and my father in law always gets him off the hook.

All of the judges and politicians here are Masons. Even the district attorney is a Mason. They all have plenty of money too... so I guess they sell their souls just to be upper middle class. What a bunch of jackasses!

Ernie said (August 22, 2012):

This is an interesting organization, as back in the 1950's one could not survive in business, and my dad had no choice but to join as a brother, in order to prosper within a small town environment. It was a form of economic blackmail to acquire economic prosperity, and he had no choice, and his sales increased 200% over the years. There was a price to pay as well, as he held a secret position as an enforcer. I was about 7 years old, and woke up at 2:00 AM as my room was close to my parent's bedroom, and being young listened to the conversation.

Dad said he had to leave because there was big trouble. A prominent member of the community was in a bit of trouble who was a Medical Doctor who had a car accident, and was drunk with lots of damage, who was a member of the Masonic Lodge.

My Dad made several calls at 2:00 AM. The editor of the newspaper; the chief of police; a couple of other members; and the owner of a garage with a tow truck. Needless to say, this event never happened, as all was covered up, and not a word in the press.

Srephen said (August 22, 2012):

Regarding the statement by a Mason,who tries to indicate he is a God fearing man,saying Masons take their oath on the Bible is misleading,especially to Masons.They do trick and deceive each other.
What he does not say,if in fact he even knows, is when a Mason does take his oath on the Bible,there are the Masonic symbols of the square and compass resting on top of the Bible. This symbolizes that the Bible is under Masonry and a Mason owes his first,last and all his allegiance to the Craft.

One of the main goals of Freemasonry is to unite all religions,at least the five great ones, under the direction of Luciferian Judaism. Judaism is not the faithful religion of the Old Testament.