In search of the Hill’s Freemasons
Eamon Javers - September 28, 2009
The reporter walked into his office expecting a normal day at work: cup of coffee, call some sources, the usual routine.
But this wasn’t going to be an ordinary day at all.
His editor had other ideas. Darker ideas.
The editor wanted an article on the new Dan Brown novel called “The Lost Symbol”, about a conspiracy by Freemasons in Washington.
The long-awaited book features Robert Langdon, the hero of Brown’s previous smash hits “The Da Vinci Code” and “Angels and Demons,” on a dramatic quest in and around Washington’s most famous landmarks to find a secret hidden long ago by the Masons.
But the editor was intrigued by a real-world question: How many present-day members of Congress are Freemasons? And is any member of Congress also a Knight Templar — a famous subgroup of Masons that traces its lineage to the medieval crusaders?
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October 3rd, 2009 at 5:31 pm
This is the typical “blind alley” approach to Freemasonry. It functions as a kind of reassurance that Masonry is a harmless bugaboo. True most Masons are not in the know of anything other than this good ol boy’s club opens career doors. That in itself is a question that is seldom pondered.
The immediate problem with Masons-in-the halls of power is the fact that they put each other Above the Law in order to keep their oaths and advance compartmentalized agendas. Most Masons don’t have any sort of skill or masonic knowledge necessarily, (the so-called Secret Occult Sciences of old merely entailed literacy in and a working knowledge of the so-called hard sciences we know as Mathematics, Geometry, Chemistry, Physics, etc.
Go to You Tube and search JFK’s speech [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS7l6i4w11U]. His concern and subsequent death should be proof enough that these secret orders should not be allowed to operate in Government.
October 7th, 2009 at 1:56 pm
Robin - excellently stated, I am in agreement with you. A friend of mine at one time was very forthcoming about his involvement in the Masons, he saw the “spiritual” light, denounced the Masons and departed their halls. My own father was approached many years ago to become a Mason(late 50’s early 60’s) he refused to join. I don’t know where my father ever learned of their underhandedness and/or their subversiveness, but he held them off. I liked your referance to you-tube about JFK - ever since I was in 5th grade Nov 22, 1963 I have been intrigued with the mind-set of most people, thinking that LHO pulled the entire operation off by himself, that’s not rational thinking.
A number of years ago I did some research on JFK’s assassination, and in the process read numerous books/publications. I was reading one book, and the auhtor made referance to a book that he recommended - the title was The Secret Team and the Author was Fletcher Prouty or Proudy - an exceptional book to say the least. In this book it describes in detail how the worlds affairs are manipulated by an ultra secret group of individuals. The orginization is so smooth and controling that Mr. Proudy was part of it amd he never realized it. He eventually saw the light, exposed some them of and had his material published. I would recommend getting a copy of this if you han’t read about it.
It’s been good talking - it’s also good to know that there are actually people whom realize and know what’s going on behind closed doors. take care - Brian