Bilderberg.org

This book is remarkable. The Alpha material seems just an intro to a general rave about everything from Nazis to HAARP

Somehow by page 7 we are into a rant about the US Federal Reserve

I d ...

>How do you know it was the truth ?

Well we are told that Masonry is veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols

So all explanations may be taken with some degree of scepticism

Of course ...

> imagining it is they themselves who desire and decide, when in fact they are carrying out someone else’s business.

I have been interested in this for some time

I contend that if a human can ...

The source quoted for this (but not shown) is now over 100 years old

Is there any more recent source?

A lot can happen in 100 years

>masonry DOES require a faith, because no man should engage in any great or important undertaking without first invoking the blessings of diety

That is an interesting point

Where I come from ...

>(a) If Freemasonry is not a "religion", why are so many Freemasonry "lodges" called "Temples"?

We know Freemasonry is not a religion because it is attended by Chri ...

The idea of a saviour is an interesting one. It is common in orthodox Christianity because the faithful are taught that they cannot save themselves.

They must therefore look to a church and its ...

Willow

As you will know Masonry is veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols

There are many who philosophise about Masonry as a means of progressing their understanding. But they may not be ...

>I wanted to know why it is forbidden for masons to talk about it.

Willow

The position in Masonry is that it contains secrets and mysteries.

As no one authoritative knows what those secre ...

>I wonder why they dont want to talk about Jahbulon.

Joe

I have talked about Jahbulon.

Its your turn now

Tell us what you think it means

Let me guess - this is the rock that Jacob used as a pillow and is now supposed by the English to be the "Stone of Destiny" that they use for coronations

Of course the Scots thought the E ...

>Much of the masonic imagery is about death

Well it might seem that way

But it could also be seen that much of the imagery is about resurrection.

Thus the Egyptian tradition of the raising ...

>I wonder why they dont want to talk about Jahbulon.

There are many veilings in Masonry and that is one of them

Jahbulon is a composite word derived from the gods of Abraham and the meaning i ...

All I have read about satanism emphasises sexual activity

So I do not know that Freemasonry with its elderly (av age 60+) and generally no women in the rituals would have much appeal for satanists

>There is little hope now for a turn-around in the trend of the collective human consciousness before the end of this age.

I would be more hopeful

In the last year, across the planet, million ...