Any Masonic Brothers on the board?

[Morbides]

feel ya

 

[Dead Winter]

I wonder how Italian Masonic Lodges work. Does the initiation involve lots of overzealous hand gestures and lots of complaining but never doing anything to rectify a problem?

 

[Morbides]

And the checked tablecloths. Don't forget those.

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

If they were actually into evil world domination that would be cool. I'd sign up to a shadowy villains club!

 

[Dead Winter]

Me too! New World Order? Bring it on! A single currency for the world? Bring it on! We should put a microchip in everyone that controls all their money flow, so when they break the law we can instantly freeze those assets at the touch of a button. Looking for a fugitive? Just turn on their beacon in the chip...ta da!

It sounds scary at first but it would clean up a whole helluva lot of bullshit.

Then again, human nature would always fuck it up.

 

[Lord Foul]

I think you are looking for:

 

[Dead Winter]

Yep. That's it.

Hell, the Knight's Templar was right here where I live right now. This whole place was a staging ground for them...it's even got it on the welcome to San Quirino sign as you enter the village: San Quirino "Paese dei Templari".

But somehow, a hack by the name of Dan Brown rewrote history. I guess if you tell a fictional story to millions of gullible idiots, you can re-write history.

 

[Morbides]

The Knight's Templar,among others, is to me the most badass name for a medieval order. Them and the Premonstratensians.

 

[Altitudes]

With Masonry, being that it's a fraternal brotherhood and whatnot, does that give you an edge over other people in the job market? Would a Mason be hired over a non-Mason in a company if the person hiring were a Mason? Honestly...I'm curious. If so, I'm gonna become a Mason.

I am surprised you don't already know this. There are many freemasons in the armed forces and the way they get promoted to higher ranks easier is through their fraternity. That is why I hate freemasonry, it promotes favoritism. Fuck that bullshit and fuck freemasons. Why do you need an organization to be charitable?

 

[guitarguru777]

lol

 

[Altitudes]

lol

 

[Morbides]

Alright break it up.

 

[guitarguru777]

http://www.bradford.ac.uk/webofhiram/?

Learn

 

[Zob Rombie]

Wow, people seriously talking about secretive religious cults. What is this? The Middle-Ages?

Secretive, nope. Religious, it's not a church lol Middle-ages, not quite. They were a little more serious about this stuff back then.

With Masonry, being that it's a fraternal brotherhood and whatnot, does that give you an edge over other people in the job market? Would a Mason be hired over a non-Mason in a company if the person hiring were a Mason? Honestly...I'm curious. If so, I'm gonna become a Mason.

I can't say that it could but I also can't say that it couldn't. You can't go anywhere in this world with out finding something/something of Masonic influence. But to answer your question, it very well could so long as the person doing the hiring was in-fact a Mason himself. Networking amongst Masons is incredibly evident. In my Lodge, I've made friends with a bunch of current/retired police officers from the area and even State Troopers!

And the checked tablecloths. Don't forget those.

The checked pattern is actually for the floor >.<
It's symbolic. As is 97% of the imagery we use.

 

[Zob Rombie]

http://www.bradford.ac.uk/webofhiram/?

Learn

Have to keep an open mind when reading this stuff. LOTS of places around the globe didn't even decide to write that stuff down until this CENTURY. So it's oldddd. But just as you can read this, you can find it anywhere. The stuff that's "secret" is out there if you really were THAT curious. But I'd recommend that if you ever have any intentions of joining, to not view those things. Wouldn't wanna spoil it before you had the chance to take it all in

 

[Lord Foul]

 

[Macharius]

With Masonry, being that it's a fraternal brotherhood and whatnot, does that give you an edge over other people in the job market? Would a Mason be hired over a non-Mason in a company if the person hiring were a Mason? Honestly...I'm curious. If so, I'm gonna become a Mason.

Let’s put it this way; Judaism advances It's people. Freemason's advance It's members at the expense of the people.

In other words, freemasons are scumbags. They are all about business networking--expanding connections and making deals. They don't care about race or culture. They worship $

 

[guitarguru777]

lol ... and Americans don't?

Oh ya I forgot the scumbags we vote into office dont have ANY of these qualities ... neither do the Jews, or the Catholics, or the Christians or the [insert religious, political, or ethnic group here]

So what were you saying??

 

[The Emptier]

sounds good to me

 

[Zob Rombie]

Let’s put it this way; Judaism advances It's people. Freemason's advance It's members at the expense of the people.

In other words, freemasons are scumbags. They are all about business networking--expanding connections and making deals. They don't care about race or culture. They worship $

Yeah, I can see your point. The Shriner's (a branch of the Masonic family) operate a chain of 22 pediatric non-profit hospitals across North America that provide specialty care at no charge to the patients and their families.

Any organization that funds something like this on a such a large scale with annual endowments and donations must worship money...