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I've been approached. Not sure it's for me. ..any thoughts?
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I would definitely say yes if offered.
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What do you want out of it?
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ONE OFF THE WRIST
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Immunity from prosecution over historical offences?
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Plenty of work put your way, great sex parties, what's not to like?
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Not for me lots of blokes sucking up to "worshipful master" costs a bit too, attending lodge meetings, ladies night, social functions but everybody is different and it appeals to some.They do donate a lot to charity
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which building is held against it's will is what I'd like to know?
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http://fallingmasonry.info |
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I'd steer well clear of what is in effect a trade union unless you enjoy socialising with those sort of people...they're certainly not my cup of tea and I despise the closing of ranks to protect their members.Half the police are members as well as the judiciary.
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Was ask years ago by a friend and went along to
a weekend away with partners. Decided not for me, no real reason why just did not get good vibe and around a year later my missus fell out with the blokes wife who asked me |
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Police and Judiciary should be banned from joining the Freemasons.....corruption opportunities are massive.
Why a secret society....they have something to hide. Thomas Hamilton of the Dunblane massacre had involvement with the Masons.....100 year secrecy imposed He was probably abusing the kids. Scottish high level judiciary paedophile ring....... all in the Masons. |
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I have strong doubts that its for me.
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....indeed leopard...good stuff...
Handbook of Masonry....page 183..... "You must conceal all crimes of your brother Masons...and should you be summoned as a witness against a brother Mason be always sure to shield him...It may be perjury to do this, it is true, but you're keeping your obligations." |