Freemasonry, a Secret Society

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Freemasonry is a world-wide secret society, whose members look after each other, making themselves know to each other with childish handshakes.

At their secret meetings they take stupid oaths, all uttered by fully grown, supposedly intelligent men.

Freemason’s can be Politicians, Royalty, Police Officers, company chairmen, bank managers, all men in responsible positions, also electricians, plumbers and bricklayers, and also include paedophiles, murderers all behaving like retarded children in Disneyland.

These are just two well-known Freemasons:

Adolph Hitler Andre Brevik (Murderer of millions of Jews and others) (Norwegian mass murders)

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Here are just a few of these childish oaths taken;

"having my throat cut across, my tongue torn out by its roots, and my body buried in the rough sands of the sea at low water mark,

"having my left breast torn open, my heart plucked out, and given to the wild beasts of the field and the fowls of the air."

"to have my body cut in two, my bowels removed and burned to ashes which are then to be scattered to the four winds of heaven."

Yes! All uttered in real seriousness by supposedly intelligent men! – Totally unbelievable!

Freemasonry, following pages shows the childish handshakes and the nonsense oaths undertaken by supposedly intelligent men?

Also of course they have to wear regalia, here it is;

Grown, intelligent men wearing stupid aprons! Is it any wonder the worlds in a mess?

Following are the equally stupid handshakes given and oaths undertaken taken by Masons!

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Secret Masonic Handshakes, Passwords, Grips and Signs Masonry

ENTERED APPRENTICE DEGREE (First Degree in the Blue Lodge) DUEGARD OF AN ENTERED APPRENTICE

The Duegard of an Entered Apprentice represents the position of the hand when taking the oath of an Entered Apprentice, "my left hand supporting the Bible and my right hand resting thereon."

SIGN OF AN ENTERED APPRENTICE

The sign of the Entered Apprentice alludes to the penalty of the Entered Apprentice's obligation. The sign is made by drawing the right hand rapidly across the neck as shown on the left.

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The penalty that the sign alludes to is, "having my throat cut across, my tongue torn out by its roots, and my body buried in the rough sands of the sea at low water mark, where the tide ebbs and flows twice in twenty-four hours, should I ever knowingly violate this my Entered Apprentice obligation." Explanation of the Entered Apprentice sign: Draw the right hand rapidly across the neck as represented and drop the arm to the side. This action shows the penalty of having the throat cut and the tongue ripped out.

"BOAZ" GRIP OF AN ENTERED APPRENTICE (HANDSHAKE)

The Grip of the Entered Apprentice is made by pressing the thumb against the top of the first knuckle-joint of the fellow Mason, the fellow Mason also presses his thumb against the first Mason's knuckle.

The name of this grip is "Boaz". When a candidate is imparted with this grip and its usage it is done in this manner."

First the Worshipful Master says to the candidate: "I now present my right hand in token of friendship and brotherly love, and will invest you with the grip and word. As you are uninstructed, he who has hitherto answered for you will do so at this time."

The Worshipful Master of the lodge then has this exchange with the Senior Deacon, who is standing next to the candidate, who is still kneeling at the altar, after have assumed the obligation of this degree:

Note: In the following discourse WM stands for Worshipful Master, and SD stands for Senior Deacon. WM: Brother Senior Deacon. SD: Worshipful Master. WM: I hele. SD: I conceal.

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WM: What do you conceal? SD: All the secrets of a Mason in Masonry, to which this token alludes. (At this time, the candidate is shown the grip of an Entered Apprentice) WM: What is that? SD: A grip WM. Of what? SD: Of an Entered Apprentice. WM. Has it a name? SD: It has. WM: Will you give it to me? SD: I did not so receive it, neither will I so impart it. WM: How will you dispose of it? SD: Letter it or halve it. WM: Letter it and begin. SD: You begin. WM: Begin you. SD: A WM: B SD: O WM: Z WM: (Directing his words to the candidate): "Boaz, my Brother, is the name of this grip, and should always be given in the customary manner, by lettering or halving. When lettering, always commence with the letter, "A".

FELLOW CRAFT DEGREE (Second Degree in the Blue Lodge) DUEGARD OF THE FELLOW CRAFT

The duegard of the Fellow Craft represents the positions of the hands when taking the oath of the Fellow Craft degree, "my right hand on the Holy Bible, square, and compasses, my left arm forming an angle, supported by the square and my hand in a vertical position."

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SIGN OF A FELLOW CRAFT

The sign of the Fellow Craft alludes to the penalty of the Fellow Craft obligation. The sign is made by cupping the right hand over the left breast, drawing it quickly across the body, then dropping the hand to the side. The penalty that the sign alludes to is "having my left breast torn open, my heart plucked out, and given to the wild beasts of the field and the fowls of the air."

Explanation of the Fellow Craft sign: The action of cupping one hand over the left breast and drawing it quickly across the body signifies the heart being ripped out if the candidate should violate his Fellow Craft obligation.

"SHIBBOLETH" PASS GRIP OF A FELLOW CRAFT (HANDSHAKE)

The hand is taken as in an ordinary hand shake, and the Mason presses the top of his thumb against the space between the first and second knuckle joints of the first two fingers of his fellow Mason; the fellow Mason also presses his thumb on the corresponding part of the first Mason's hand. The name of this grip is "Shibboleth". When a candidate is imparted with this grip and its usage it is done in this manner: First, the Worshipful Master says to the candidate: "I now present my right hand in token of the continuance of friendship and brotherly love, and will invest you with the pass-grip, pass-word, real grip and word of a Fellow Craft. As you are uninstructed, he who has hitherto

6 | P a g e answered for you, will do so at this time. Give me the grip of an Entered Apprentice." As previously explained from the Entered Apprentice degree, he then has this exchange with the Senior Deacon, who is standing next to the candidate, who is still kneeling at the altar, after having assume the obligation of this degree): WM: Brother Senior Deacon. SD: Worshipful Master. WM: Will you be off or from? SD: From. WM: From what and to what? SD: From the grip of an Entered Apprentice to the pass-grip of a Fellow Craft. (At this time, the candidate is shown the Pass Grip) WM: Pass. What is that? SD: The pass-grip of a Fellow Craft. WM: Has it a name? SD: It has. WM: Will you give it to me? SD: I did not so receive it; neither will I so impart it. WM: How will you dispose of it? SD: Letter or syllable it. WM: Syllable it and begin. SD: You begin. WM: Begin you. SD: Shib WM: bo SD: leth WM: Shibboleth, my Brother, is the name of this grip. You should always remember it, for should you be present at the opening or a Fellow Crafts Lodge, this pass-word will be demanded of you by one of the Deacons, and should you be unable to give it, it would cause confusion in the Craft . "JACHIN" REAL GRIP OF A FELLOW CRAFT (HANDSHAKE)

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The Mason takes the fellow Mason by the right hand as in an ordinary hand shake, and presses the top of his thumb hard on the second knuckle, the fellow Mason presses his thumb against the same knuckle of the first Mason's hand. At this point in the ritual, the instruction goes directly from the pass grip to the real grip. WM: Will you be off or from? SD: From. WM: From what and to what? SD: From the pass-grip of a Fellow Craft, to the real grip of the same. WM: Pass. What is that? SD: The real grip of a Fellow Craft. WM: Has it a name? SD: It has. WM: Will you give it to me? SD: I did not so receive it; neither will I so impart it. WM: How will you dispose of it? SD: Letter or halve it. WM: Letter it and begin. SD: You begin. WM: Begin you. SD: A WM: J SD: C WM: H SD: I WM: N WM: Jachin, my Brother, is the name of this grip, and should always be given in this manner, by lettering or halving it. When lettering, always commence with the letter "A".

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MASTER MASON DEGREE (Third Degree in the Blue Lodge) DUEGARD OF A MASTER MASON

The Duegard of the Master Mason alludes to the position of the hands when taking the oath of the Master Mason, "both hands resting on the Holy Bible, square, and compasses."

SIGN OF A MASTER MASON

The sign of the Master Mason alludes to the penalty of the Master Mason's obligation, "to have my body cut in two, my bowels removed and burned to ashes which are then to be scattered to the four winds of heaven."

Explanation of the Master Mason sign: The sign is made by drawing the thumb quickly across the waist to the right hip, then dropping the hand to the side. This action shows the stomach being ripped open.

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"TUBALCAIN" PASS GRIP OF A MASTER MASON (HANDSHAKE)

The Mason places his thumb on the space between the second and third knuckles of the fellow Mason's right hand, while the fellow Mason moves his thumb to the corresponding space on the first Masons hand. The thumb is pressed hard between the second and third knuckles of the hands. The name of this grip is "Tubalcain". When a candidate is imparted with this grip and its usage it is done in this manner:

First, the Worshipful Master says to the candidate: "I now present my right hand in token of the continuance of friendship and brotherly love, and will invest you with the pass-grip and pass-word of a Master Mason. As you are uninstructed, he who has hitherto answered for you, will do so at this time. Give me the real grip of a Fellow Craft." (As explained from the preceding degrees, he then has this exchange with the Senior Deacon, who is standing next to the candidate, who is still kneeling at the altar, after having assume the obligation of this degree): WM: Brother Senior Deacon. SD: Worshipful Master. WM: Will you be off or from? SD: From. WM: From what and to what? SD: From the real grip of a Fellow Craft to the pass-grip of a Master Mason. WM: Pass. What is that? SD: The pass-grip of a Master Mason. WM: Has it a name? SD: It has. WM: Will you give it to me? SD: I did not so receive it; neither will I so impart it. WM: How will you dispose of it? SD: Letter or syllable it. WM: Syllable it and begin. SD: You begin.

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WM: Begin you. SD: Tu WM: bal SD: cain WM: Tubalcain, my Brother, is the name of this grip.

"MA-HA-BONE" REAL GRIP OF A MASTER MASON (HANDSHAKE)

The Mason firmly grasps the right hand of a fellow Mason. The thumbs of both hands are interlaced. The first Mason presses the tops of his fingers against the wrist of the fellow Mason where it unites with the hand. The fellow Mason at the same time presses his fingers against the corresponding part of the the first Mason's hand and the fingers of each are somewhat apart. This grip is also called the Strong Grip of the Master Mason or the Lion's Paw. Instruction for this grip is given at the "graveside", after the candidate has been "raised". Speaking to the candidate, the Worshipful Master says, "My Brother, I will now instruct you as to the manner of arriving at the real grip and word of a Master Mason. As you are uninstructed, he who has hitherto answered for you will do so at this time. Give me the pass-grip of a Master Mason." WM: Brother Senior Deacon. SD: Worshipful Master. WM: Will be you be off or from? SD: From. WM: From what and to what? SD: From the pass-grip of a Master Mason to the real grip of the same. WM: Pass. What is that? SD: The real grip of a Master Mason, or lion's paw. WM: Has it a name? SD: It has. WM: Will you give it to me? SD: Place yourself in the proper position to receive it and I will. WM: Mark the difference, my Brother, Heretofore your answer has been; I did

11 | P a g e not so receive it, neither will I so impart it. Now it is: Place yourself in the proper position to receive it and I will. WM: What is the proper position to receive it? SD: On the Five Points of Fellowship. WM: What are the Five Points of Fellowship? SD: Foot to foot, knee to knee, breast to breast, hand to back, and cheek to cheek or mouth to ear. (Cand and WM are placing themselves on the Five Points of Fellowship as the SD names them.) WM: Ma Cand: Ha WM: Bone. (WM may have the cand begin, while still in position, ie., Cand: Ma. WM: Ha. Cand: Bone, being sure the candidate fully understands the word.)

THE FIVE POINTS OF FELLOWSHIP

During initiation into the Master Mason Degree, the candidate first receives the Real Grip of a Master Mason, along with instructions in how it is properly communicated, as he is "raised", or resurrected, at the conclusion of the Hiramic Legend. The Worshipful Master, or a lawful designee, reaches down and grasps the hand of the candidate by this grip and "raises" him from the dead to the position known as the Five Points of Fellowship. The Five Points of Fellowship is demonstrated as the Worshipful Master and candidate embrace one another thusly: foot to foot; knee to knee; breast to breast; hand to back; and cheek to cheek, or mouth to ear. While in this position, and at low breath, the Worshipful Master then whispers "Mah-Ha-Bone" into the ear of the candidate. "Mah-Ha-Bone" is the substitute for the Master's Word. It means, "What, the Builder!". This proper means for an exchange of the substitute for the Master's Word is alluded to in the Obligation of a Master Mason: "Furthermore, I do promise and swear that

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I will not give the substitute for the Master's Word in any other way or manner than that in which I receive it, which will be on the Five Points of Fellowship, and at low breath."

As I said, totally unbelievable that grown men believe in all this mindless nonsense! But let’s move on; there is the noose around the neck, the rolled up trouser leg and the bared breast to mention.

Yes! These are grown men! Taking this rubbish seriously!

Then you have the preparation!

Preparation

The 1st degree Entered Apprentice Mason is prepared for initiation by being deprived of all monies, metals and articles of value. He is blindfolded. His left breast, right arm, and left knee is made bare. His right heal is made slip-shod. A halter (rope) is placed around his neck.

The Entered Apprentice degree teaches, "As the Sun rises in the East to open and illumine the glorious day, so the Worshipful Master presides in the East, to open the Lodge, to rule and govern it with good and wholesome advice and instruction."

The 'Worshipful Master,' who sits in the east in Freemasonry, is the symbolic human embodiment of the sun. His deputy the Senior Warden, who sits in the west, represents the moon. The 'Worshipful Master' is thus elevated to the post of a 'light-bearer.'

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As soon as the Worshipful Master opens the Entered Apprentice Lodge meeting - the Deacons raise their wands over a mystical three-branched candlestick flickering within the Lodge known as the Three Great Lights.

Light

The guide then knocks three times on the Lodge door seeking entry. To which he hears, "Who comes there?"

The conductor of the Entered Apprentice degree then replies, "One in darkness, who wishes to approach the Light."

The Entered Apprentice conductor/guide says, "Brother Senior Warden, by direction of the Worshipful Master, I present to you this candidate for Freemasonry, and crave your fraternal assistance in having him placed in the proper position in order to take an obligation."

The Senior Warden replies "Let the candidate stand erect, and face the east." The conductor then turns the Entered Apprentice candidate, so that he faces the Masonic altar and the 'Worshipful Master' in the east. The Deacons also turn and face the East.

The candidate then approaches the altar in the east and kneels down before it. He is then required to take an obligation or oath by placing his hand upon his chosen holy book - known within the Lodge as the 'Volume of the Sacred Law'.

Masonic authority Albert Mackey explains: "When the candidate makes a demand for light, it is not merely for that material light, which is to remove a physical darkness that is only the outward form, which conceals the inward symbolism. He craves an intellectual illumination which will dispel the darkness of mental and moral ignorance, and bring to his view, as an eyewitness, the sublime truths of religion, philosophy and science, which it is the great design of Freemasonry to teach… Light, therefore, becomes synonymous with trust and knowledge and darkness with falsehood and ignorance."

Christian authority on Freemasonry Tom C. McKenney states that, "Masonry defines itself as a search for 'light'." This means enlightenment, the acquisition of knowledge that redeems and empowers... This search for the secret knowledge goes on and on, as the individual becomes gradually perfected, redeeming himself!"

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Imagine a professing Christian who has received the true light of the Lord Jesus Christ, through salvation, subjecting himself to this Entered Apprentice ceremony which requires him to divest himself of that light to conform to the devilishly designed procedures of a man- made sinful institution.

The true child of God needs no mystical enlightenment, as he possesses the blessed light of God's dear Son the Lord Jesus Christ. The Lord Himself declared in John 8:12, "I am the light of the world, he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life."

William T. Still in his evangelical book 'New World Order: - The Ancient Plan of Secret Societies' says: "All Secret Societies promote an alternative form of enlightenment, an enlightenment which is damning countless souls to hell."

Daniel says, of Almighty God: "He revealeth the deep and secret things: he knoweth what is in the darkness, and the light dwelleth with him" (Daniel 2:22).

Sifting

The Worshipful Master then asks of the Entered Apprentice candidate:-

Q. What good can be reported of him?

A. "That he is a man free-born, without maim or defect, living in good repute amongst his friends and neighbours."

The Worshipful Master then declares, "Admit him."

This sifting process is designed to portray an image that the Lodge is both honourable and exclusive.

This reply reminds us some of the peoples excluded from the Lodge.

All women. All men under the age of 21. Any male maimed or defective. Any male not free-born. All Bible believing Christians.

Whereas, the Lord Jesus Christ says in Matthew 11:28, "Come unto me, ALL ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest."

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Knowledge

The Entered Apprentice candidate is asked several questions, one of which is, "Do you come with a preconceived opinion of the excellence of our Order, a desire for knowledge, and to make yourself more extensively useful amongst your fellow men?"

To which the candidate is required to say, "I do."

This search for knowledge is known as Gnosticism. It is a secret religious knowledge that can only be known through ritual initiation. Gnosticism is the mystical search for secret knowledge. It transcends all the normal religious boundaries and is adapted to whatever cultures it touches. This belief is universal and can be applied to any religion or any culture.

The knowledge offered to Entered Apprentice masons in this initiation is the same, and from the same source, as that offered to Eve in the Garden of Eden. It is also the same deceptive delusion. Genesis 3:4-6 records, "And the serpent [Satan] said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die: For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil. And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat."

The result of their disobedience is revealed in the next verse, where the devil's lie is exposed, saying, "And the eyes of them both were opened, and they knew that they were naked; and they sewed fig leaves together, and made themselves aprons" (v7).

This false hope brought both spiritual and physical death to man. From that time forward, man was faced with an awful inheritance - sin. Unfortunately, Entered Apprentice Masons are still believing the devil's lie and still trusting upon the apron for a covering.

Romans 1:28-32 solemnly says, "And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient; Being filled with all unrighteousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity; whisperers, Backbiters, haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents, Without understanding, covenant breakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful: Who

16 | P a g e knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them."

Sword in the breast

The Entered Apprentice candidate then receives a jab into his bare breast from the point of a compass. The conductor declares, "As this pricks your flesh, so may remembrance prick your conscience, should you at any time be tempted to betray the trust we are now about to place in you."

The conductor then declares, "The Entered Apprentice candidate has been received according to Ancient custom."

We learn in the 'Freemasons Guide and Compendium' that by the candidate enduring such a reception; "There is brought home to him the seriousness of the step which he proposes to take, and he is reminded of the responsibility that will rest on him to guard the secrets about to be entrusted to him." (P. 273)

The candidate is later told, "At your entrance into the Lodge, this sword was presented to your naked left breast, so that had you rashly attempted to rush forward, you would have been accessory to your own death by stabbing. Not so with the brother who held it; as he would have only remained firm to his duty" (Masonic Manual p.9).

Former Wiccan Witch high priest and thirty-second degree Freemason - William J Schnoebelen, in comparing the remarkable similarities between Freemasonry and the initiation into witchcraft, exposes the Satanic home of this practice. He states both groups: "Challenge the candidate by piercing their naked chest with a sharp instrument (witches use a sword, Masons, the point of a compass)."

In the 'History of Initiation' by Oliver, we find the origins of this ancient practice in the Persian mysteries where the initiates were met by the point of the sword being pressed into their left breast.

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Oath

As the blindfolded Entered Apprentice candidate prepares to take his obligation the noose around his neck is removed. He then swears, "I ------in the presence of the great Architect of the Universe, and of this warranted, worthy, and worshipful Lodge of free and accepted Masons, regularly assembled and properly dedicated, of my own free will and accord, do hereby and hereon, most solemnly and sincerely swear, that I will always hale, conceal and never reveal any part or parts, point or points, of the secrets and mysteries of, or belonging to, free and accepted Masons in Masonry, which have been, shall now, or hereafter may be, communicated to me, unless it be a true and lawful brother or brothers…I further solemnly promise, that I will not write those secrets, print, carve, engrave, or otherwise them delineate, or cause or suffer them to be done so by others, if in my power to prevent it, on anything movable or immovable under the canopy of heaven… that our secrets, arts, and hidden mysteries, may improperly become known through my unworthiness. Under no less a penalty than that of having my throat cut across, my tongue torn out by its roots, and buried in the rough sands of the sea at low-water mark, where the tide ebbs and flows twice in twenty four hours, or the more efficient punishment of being branded as a wilfully perjured individual void of all moral worth…So help me God, and keep me steadfast in this my great and solemn obligation of an Entered Apprentice Freemason."

The Entered Apprentice candidate is then required to ratify his obligation by kissing the 'Volume of the Sacred Law'.

No true Christian can justify such mutilating curses neither should any believer bind himself to such wickedness as he is the Lord's unique possession and his body is the temple of the Holy Spirit. 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 says, "Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? If any man defile the temple of God, him shall God destroy; for the temple of God is holy, which temple ye are."

The Bible says, "Know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's." (1 Corinthians 6:19-20)

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The unseemly language in these curses clearly violates the teaching of Scripture. Ephesians 4:29-30 says, "Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers. And grieve not the holy Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption."

The revival preacher Charles G. Finney in his book 'Character and Claims of Freemasonry' alludes to such curses, stating: "The penalty for violating this oath is monstrous, barbarous, savage, and is utterly repugnant to all laws of morality, religion or decency" (P. 35). He then poignantly addresses those involved in such sin: "If they can see no sin in taking and administering such oaths under such penalties, they have succeeded, whether intentionally or not, in rendering themselves utterly blind, as regard the moral character of their conduct…they have put out their own eyes." (P.59)

Enlightenment

The Entered Apprentice candidate is then asked, "Having been for some time in a state of darkness, of what do you stand most in need?

The candidate is then prompted to say, "Light."

The Worshipful Master then declares, "And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." Whereupon the candidate's blindfold is ripped off and he faced with a dazzling three-branched candlestick flickering before him.

Here the Lodge attributes the words of Almighty God, spoken in Genesis 1:2-3 when He brought natural light into the world at the beginning, to this blasphemous act.

Jesus said in Matt 6:23-24, "If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness! No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other."

Ephesians 5: 6-11 declares, "Let no man deceive you with vain words: for because of these things cometh the wrath of God upon the children of disobedience. Be not ye therefore partakers with them. For ye were sometimes darkness, but now are ye light in the Lord: walk as children of light: (For the fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteousness and truth;) Proving what is acceptable unto the Lord. And have no fellowship with the

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A search for light is a both common and central to all secret societies initiations.

This light here is the light which is represented by the Worshipful Master - false light - counterfeit light.

Three Great Lights

The Entered Apprentice candidate is then taught, "On this altar before you are the 'Lights of Freemasonry' known to us as the Three Great Lights, and the Three Lesser Lights. The Three Great Lights lie between your hands, they are the Volume of the Sacred Law, the square and the compasses…The Three Lesser Lights are represented by the three tapers burning before you; that on the left represents the Sun which rules the Day; that on the Right, the Moon which governs the Night, and that is the East, Presiding Officer of the Lodge, who is called the Worshipful Master."

The Entered Apprentice candidate is then told: "By your meek and candid behaviour this evening, you have escaped two great dangers; but there is a third which will await you to the latest period of your existence. The dangers which you have escaped are those of stabbing and strangling; for, at your entrance into the Lodge, this sword was presented to your naked left breast, so that had you rashly attempted to rush forward, you would have been accessory to your own death by stabbing. Not so with the brother who held it; as he would have only remained firm to his duty. There was likewise this Cable Tow, with a running noose about your neck, which would have rendered any attempt to retreat equally fatal by strangling.

But the danger which will await you to your latest hour, is the penalty of your obligation, that you would rather have your throat cut across, than to improperly divulge the secrets of Masonry"(Masonic Manual P. 9).

Martin Short in his book 'Inside the Brotherhood' outlines the spiritual significance of the cable-tow round the candidate, stating that "the cable-tow round his neck is 'a symbolical umbilical cord' which when cut, symbolizes 'birth and new life'." (P. 143)

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"The Secret Word of this Degree is accompanied by a certain hand-shake or grip, and if you were undergoing examination, proving yourself to be an Entered Apprentice Freemason, there is a certain method by which that Word and grip are given."

The password for the 1st degree is then given by being spelt letter by letter

"B" "O" "A" "Z"

The password for the 1st degree is: "B-O-A-Z"

The Entered Apprentice candidate candidate is then told, "From what you know of Freemasonry in general, you will realise that although we call ourselves Freemasons, yet we do not take part in any manual labour as performed by the operative masons. We do however, use certain tools of the operative Masons to impress upon us moral lessons. These implements are known as 'working tools' of the degree. The working tools of the Entered Apprentice degree are the 24" Gauge and the Common Gavel."

"In the symbolic language of Freemasonry, the 24" Gauge becomes the symbol of times well spent."

The Common Gavel "has been adopted in speculative Masonry to admonish us of the duty of divesting our minds and consciences of all vices and impurities of life, thereby fitting ourselves as living stones for that spiritual building not made with hands, eternal in the heavens."

The 1st degree bEntered Apprentice candidate is informed, "You will now be conducted to the 'Worshipful Master,' to be clothed with the distinguishing badge of an entered apprentice Freemason, and to hear the Ancient Charge of the degree read by him to you."

The candidate is first taken to the secretaries desk to sign the Masons register and receive the lodge bye-laws and the laws and constitution of the Grand Lodge. He is then taken to the north-east corner of the lodge where the Lodge salutes him as an Entered Apprentice Mason.

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The 'Worshipful Master' then endows the candidate with a white lambskin apron and declares, "I now invest you with this a apron, the distinguishing badge of an Entered Apprentice Freemason. Observe, it is made of lambskin, the emblem, from time immemorial, of purity and innocence. It has been worn with distinction throughout the ages and even Kings and Princes have not thought it beneath their dignity to exchange the sceptre for the trowel. It is more ancient than the Golden Fleece or Roman Eagle; more honourable than the Garter; or any other order which can be bestowed upon you. I exhort you to never disgrace it and you can be assured, it will never disgrace you."

Christian authority on Freemasonry, Martin L Wagner, says "After the candidate has been initiated into the first degree and has become pure and innocent, he is given the white lambskin apron, which 'is his badge as a Mason, a sign of his purification and innocence.' It is to be laid upon his coffin and buried with him, and entitles him to eternal reward" (Freemasonry - an interpretation p.123).

The magical awe this garment is held in, reveals its idolatrous origins, the veiled language used uncovers a hidden occultic significance. In reality this garment is symbolic of Satan's good works religion.

James Rongstad reveals in his evangelical book 'How to Respond to the Lodge' how the candidate to the Entered Apprentice degree is taught, "You were presented a Lambskin or White Leather Apron. The Lamb has in all ages been deemed an emblem of innocence. By the Lambskin, therefore the Mason is reminded of that purity of life and conduct which is essential to his gaining admission to the Celestial Lodge above, where the Supreme Architect of the Universe presides" (p. 18).

He quotes from page 44 of the Louisiana Masonic Monitor.

Here the Entered Apprentice candidate Mason is taught that he is saved not by grace through faith but by good deeds.

The concluding address reveals the foundation upon which Freemasonry is constructed.

"No institution can boast a more solid foundation than that on which Freemasonry rests - 'the practice of social and moral virtue'."

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This statement reveals the sinister nature of Freemasonry. It shows us the delusion that most Masons accept. However, it is an order built upon the sandy foundation of good works. Whereas the true Church is built upon the Rock. - Christ Jesus. Scary Possibly? – Childish, Most Certainly!

There is a close relationship between Freemasonry and witchcraft; often freemasons are members of both, Freemasonry and Wicca!

A former Wiccan Witch high priest and thirty-second degree Freemason - William J Schnoebelen, in comparing the remarkable similarities between Freemasonry and the initiation into witchcraft, exposes the Satanic home of this practice. He states both groups: "Challenge the candidate by piercing their naked chest with a sharp instrument (witches use a sword, Masons, the point of a compass)."

Of course there is a close resemblance to the US Skull and Bones secret society, started at Yale University, and which most Presidents have been members, certainly all bankers and CEO of major corporations. See Skull and Bones, a secret society

A masonic symbol, “the all seeing eye”, is also on the USA Dollar?

Always Question Everything - There is always another answer!

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Finally; fifty years ago I was invited to join the Masons, by a Lodge Master.

I asked what it was all about, not knowing anything at all! I was given a Masonic book to read.

I wade through this load of rubbish, finding unbelievable that grown men in the twentieth century, not only believed it, but seriously wanted to be masons.

I told the Lodge Master who had invited me to join, that I thought the whole thing was total “crap” and I was interested. Wow! Was he mad, he told me I needed the Masons to get on in business; by not joining I would fail in the business I had just started?

Well the business ended up the biggest privately owned company of it type in the UK, offices world-wide, turnover £50m. Just think what I could have done if I had become a Mason.

Seriously though, Masons look after Masons, when masons commit crimes, police masons help them out, solicitor masons defend them, that is of course if their crime ever got a court!

Talking about the Police, there actually Police only masonic lodges in the UK!

As I said earlier – scary or what!

Anyway, here are some other articles you may wish to read;

Police – Child Abuse, Masons Freemasons, moral guardians, or centre of corruption Secret society and the criminal justice system Freemasonry revealed The coup de Grace Skull & Bones

It is a lot, I know, but enjoy, you will learn what is really going in our world, remember – question everything, as there is always another view, often the truth.

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Freemasonry Revealed

By Rev. William Sudduth

Several years ago, someone gave me a copy of the “prayers for the release of Freemasons and their descendants. I read them and found them to be so bizarre; I filed them away and actually forgot about them. Months later my wife was ministering deliverance to a young lady who told my wife she felt like she had curses on her from her father. She said “he was the Grand Something of a Masonic lodge up north and he had molested her as a young girl.” She also said, “He spoke things over her, maybe some kind of prayers or chants.” I told her about the prayers I had, and how bizarre they were. This girl was so desperate to be free; she was willing to try anything.

I dug out the prayers and studied them again and they were still weird. I then got a book on Freemasonry. As I researched it, I started to see specific spirits behind Freemasonry, spirits of antichrist, bondage, witchcraft, error, infirmity, and perversion. I then decided to give the prayers a try at our next session. As we prayed the prayers with this girl she began to manifest. We were all amazed and pleasantly surprised by the results. This girl was set So Free!!!

From that day on we began asking people if they had Freemasonry in their background. If indeed they had, we would lead them through the prayers and we started seeing incredible deliverances, and healings. We continue to receive powerful testimonies. One of the ladies on our ministry team prayed the prayers quietly while I was leading another lady through them. She felt something physically lift off her chest and shoulders as we prayed. She was set free from a lifelong asthma condition.

Once we started using the Questionnaire, pages 21-30 of the “Deliverance Training Manual, we started to notice some very distinct patterns with people who had Masonic ancestry. What we actually started to notice was the fruit produced by the Stronghold of Freemasonry. We noticed, that almost without exception, women whose parents or grandparents (but more often grandparents) had been involved in Freemasonry had been molested as children, not necessarily by their family members but by someone. Many had however been molested by a close family member.

Regardless of what Masons believe or say, Freemasonry is a false religion steeped in witchcraft, which mixes the Holy with the profane and invites in spirits of error and perversion among others.

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Once the door is opened and the enemy has been given a legal right, the attack against the children is relentless until the devil gets his due. I cannot tell you the number of horrible stories of perversion, rape, molestation, and incest we’ve heard. The next fruit of Freemasonry we see is infirmities, primarily breathing or lung disorders, with asthma and allergies leading the list. We also see a host of other ailments we can directly attribute to the curses of Freemasonry. Two emotional areas we see heavily affected by Freemasonry are anger and fear. As we look into the rites and rituals of freemasonry the reasons for the fruits of freemasonry become quite evident.

Rites and rituals of Freemasonry

The deceptive nature of Freemasonry begins with induction and membership in the lodge. When a member of the lodge wants to get someone to join the lodge, he is not allowed to ask that person to join. Instead he has his wife ask that person’s wife to have him to ask the member about the lodge. This is deliberate in order to give the devil a legal right to torment that person and his family. He opened the door himself by asking about membership in the lodge. When they join the lodge they go through an initiation ceremony.

In that ceremony the initiate is bare-chested and blindfolded with a noose around his neck. He is then taken outside the lodge, they knock on the door and a person inside asks the initiate what he wants? He then answers by saying, “I want to come out of the darkness and enter into the light of freemasonry.” The initiate is then brought into the lodge still blindfolded and a dagger or sword or other sharp object is placed against his bare chest. He then swears the first of many blood oaths and curses over himself and his family. He agrees to be murdered or mutilated if the oath of the degree is violated.

The spirit of infirmity comes in from the noose around the neck, which is evidenced by the fruit of asthma, allergies and other breathing disorders in the descendants of Freemasons.

It is the belief of Freemasons that each degree obtained, brings them closer to the light, and to enlightenment. However deception is a key ingredient in Freemasonry, the initiate never really knows the truth. Albert Pike, considered to be the father of modern freemasonry; in his book Morals and Dogma of Freemasonry Wrote this:

“Masonry like all religions, all the mysteries conceals its secrets from all except the Adepts and Sages, or the Elect and use false explanations and misrepresentations of its symbols to mislead those who only deserve to be misled…

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He also wrote:

“The Blue Degrees are but the outer court or portico of the temple. Part of the symbols are displayed there to the initiate, but he is intentionally mislead by false interpretations. It is not intended that he shall understand them, but it is intended he shall imagine he understands them.”

Albert pike wrote his book Morals and Dogma of Freemasonry in 1871, after spending much time studying the Hindu “Vedas.” Which are said to be written so as to prevent understanding of them. As well as immersing himself in the occult teachings and witchcraft of the French lodge. The teachings of the French lodge were so demonic and steeped in witchcraft the English and American lodges had boycotted them since 1765. Pike studied the French lodge, and later wrote a 6-volume work containing 1,460 pages. He then used these writings to redesign the 4th to the 33rd degrees of the Scottish rite. Albert pikes writings are considered to be radically anti-Christian and occultic in nature.

Pike was also known to be a Luciferian, heavily involved in magic and astrology. And spent considerable time studying Jewish kabala (Jewish mysticism), which may have contributed to his frequent bouts with depression and seclusion. I’ll make a personal observation here; every person I have ministered to that has been heavily involved with witchcraft and the occult has battled with severe depression and suicidal thoughts, so I don’t find it strange that Albert Pike did also. Every tree produces fruit, a good tree produces good fruit and a bad tree produces bad fruit.

The Masonic lodge has 3 basic divisions the blue lodge is where the first three degrees are earned. You will see a blue Masonic building in almost any town in this nation. Once a person achieves the third or Master Mason Degree, he then moves on in the degree work either in the York Rite or the Scottish Rite. Once a person reaches the 32nd degree he is then eligible to become a Shriner. The 33rd degree can be earned or it can be honorary. Some Presidents and other influential people have been given honorary 33rd degrees for public relations reasons.

Albert Pike, when he was Sovereign Grand Commander of the supreme council of the Grand Sovereign Inspectors General of the 33rd Degree wrote this:

“That which we say to a crowd is, we worship a God, but it is the God one adores without superstition. To you, Sovereign Grand Inspectors General, we

3 | P a g e say this, that you may repeat it to the Brethren of the 32nd, 31st and the 30th degrees – The Masonic Religion should be, by all of us initiates of the high degrees, maintained in the purity of the Luciferian Doctrine….Yes Lucifer is God, and unfortunately Adonay is also God…. Thus the doctrine of Satanism is heresy…Lucifer, God of light and God of Good, is struggling for humanity against Adonay, God of darkness and evil.”

If you knew nothing else of Freemasonry this should be all you need to know, to know it’s demonic. However, I want you to have a broader understanding of the rituals and how they affect the initiates and their families to the 3rd, 4th and even the 10th generation. We’ve already looked at the noose around the neck and the obvious connection to choking and breathing disorders in the first or entered apprentice degree. Also in that degree the worshipful Master of the lodge lays hands on the initiate, and dedicates him to the God of the Lodge (which you now know is Lucifer.) He also asks that by the secrets of the lodge and by the secrets of their art he may gain eternal life.

In the third degree the initiate is blind folded and again led around by a noose around his neck. In this degree the initiate is approached by three ruffians who demand the initiate to tell them the secrets of Hiram Abiff. Hiram Abiff is the legendary builder of Solomon’s temple and founder of Freemasonry. The person leading the initiate speaks for him and refuses to tell the three ruffians, so they proceed to Symbolically beat him to death. He is then placed into a coffin or stretcher in a symbolic burial. Which by the way invites in a spirit of death.

After a while the worshipful Master of the Lodge directs a person with a glove that resembles a lions paw, to reach down and pull the initiate out of the darkness of death and into the light of freemasonry. This ritual is an absolute mockery of the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In the ritual of the 18th degree, and in other degrees, the initiate takes part in a false communion. This includes a biscuit, salt and white wine. Also in many false communions the wine is drunk from a human skull. This again is an absolute mockery of Jesus Christ and the sacrament of Holy Communion.

In the higher degrees of Freemasonry, the initiates proclaim Lucifer to be God. They also invoke a wide variety of other Gods and Goddesses during their ceremonies, including Egyptian and Hindu deities. The principle spirit behind Freemasonry is Witchcraft. The Masons have drawn from every type of witchcraft trying to gain power. The power to control the rest of mankind. (New world order?) Perhaps.

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History of Freemasonry

Freemasons claim their ancestry back to Solomon’s temple. Their rites, rituals and worship as well as the statues and icons of the various lodges display origins back to ancient Egypt. However its documented history only begins in 1717 with the London, England lodge.

Freemasons also claim to be a Christian organization; they even include the Holy Bible in their ceremonies and rituals. There are even Masonic Bibles in print. If you look through a Masonic bible you’ll see a classic example of mixing the Holy with the Profane. What they don’t tell you is that they will also use the Koran, The Hindu Vedas or the laws of Confucius if the initiate’s religious beliefs so dictate. That’s a far cry from being a Christian organization.

To the public the Freemasons appear to be a fraternal organization that does good deeds, caring for children and orphans, including the Shriners who sponsor and support Children’s hospitals. I have a copy of a Masonic Scholarship Award one of our Bible School students received from the lodge in her hometown. Now that all seems to be very noble doesn’t it? Sadly, the reason behind their good works is based on one of the biggest and most deceptive lies of Freemasonry, which is; “Man is not sinful but merely imperfect, and therefore can redeem himself through good works.” Therefore negating the redemptive work of Jesus Christ on the cross of Calvary.

The Shriners, plainly proclaim Allah to be God. Allah is believed by many to be another name for God, but in all actuality Allah is the name of the moon god worshipped by the Arabic tribe that Mohammed was born into.

Shriners are also known for their little red hats with a tassel. What people, including most Shriners don’t know, is that hat called a Fez is named for a town in North Africa. In the 7th century Mohammed ordered the destruction of all infidels (anyone who would not bow to Allah) including all Christians. As the Muslim warriors swept across North Africa they came to Fez a Christian stronghold and they killed everyone in the town, they then dipped their hats in the blood of the Christians martyrs. They wore these blood red hats as a celebration of their victory and a warning to Christians, to convert to Islam or die.[xiii] Have you ever driven by a Shriners temple? They are nothing more than an Islamic Masque. Many Masonic temples resemble an Egyptian tomb or temple.

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It’s also interesting to note that the symbolism in Masonic ceremonies is almost identical to Witchcraft ceremonies, including the initiation ceremony. In which the initiate must be recommended by a current member, he is stripped and blindfolded with a noose around his neck. In both ceremonies a knife or sword is put against the breast and a blood oath is made never to tell the secrets of the lodge or coven.

In fact all of the symbolism of the Masonic lodge is a symbolic act of what is actually done in witch covens around the world as they worship Satan and proclaim him to be god!

For more information or to contact Rev. Sudduth visit: www.ramministry.org or email [email protected]

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Masons in Police force. Links to child abuse. Masons in the North Wales Police force try to hide their existence. Child abuse is rife.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 07, 2012 From www.aangirfan.blogspot.com

Gerard Elias QC, the leading counsel to the Waterhouse Tribunal which investigated child abuse in North Wales, 'is a freemason.'

Reportedly, top freemasons are involved in top paedophile rings.

All across the UK, child abuse has taken place in children's homes and schools.

Reportedly, the abusers include top people in military intelligence (think of Blunt, Burgess and Oldfield), top people in the police, top judges and top people in government.

The 1997 Waterhouse Tribunal investigated paedophile rings at children's homes in North Wales.

Reportedly, the Tribunal's own top lawyer, Gerard Elias QC, appointed by the government, 'is a freemason'.

Gerard Elias is a member of perhaps the most powerful masonic lodge in Wales, Dinas Llandaf.

The lodge, which meets in Cardiff, is made up mainly of legal professionals and members of the Conservative party, although there are members from other political groups.

Another member of the lodge, Gwilym Jones, was the Tory MP for Cardiff North between 1983 and 1997.

He was minister of state at the Welsh Office when the Tribunal was set up...

Gordon Anglesea was a retired North Wales Police superintendent who was accused by journalists of abusing young boys at a children’s home in North Wales.

He won a libel action and accepted £375,000 in damages.

The judge was Sir Maurice Drake. He told the court that he was a member of an organisation to which Gordon Anglesea also belonged. He did not mention freemasonry but all of the legal teams on both sides knew which organisation he was referring to...

Anglesea was questioned also about his connection with Freemasonry,' said the Tribunal Report, 'because of an underlying suggestion that there had been a ‘cover-up’ in his case.'

Anglesea disclosed that he was a mason, a member of the Wrexham lodge, Pegasus lodge.

Freemasons - moral guardians or centre of corruption?

Depending on your point of view freemasonry is either a gentlemen's club devoted to moral and spiritual values or a corrupt organisation intent on looking after number one. One thing is certain - freemasons would like to stay out of the public eye as much as possible. It is this determination to preserve a shroud of secrecy which arouses suspicion in non-masons. Even their origins are open to question. Some say the first examples of masonry date back to the Egyptian pyramid builders although modern freemasons can only claim a 300-year history. Throughout their history stories of rituals and threats have leaked out.

There are freemasons all over Europe and North America.

Italy in particular is riddled with masonic lodges - the most famous of which was the corrupt P2 lodge - and freemasons have been at loggerheads with the Roman Catholic Church for years. But it is how the membership is made up that worries some quarters.

Trumped up charges The freemasons are estimated to have more than 300,000 members in the UK and thousands more abroad. Stories are rife of masons winning promotion because their boss is a member and accused men standing in the dock giving the judge a sly sign indicating he is a mason, although evidence of such cases remains flimsy. But Martin Short, author of Inside the Brotherhood, told the Home Affairs Select Committee how two Asian businessmen stumbled on a masonic dinner at a hotel and were prosecuted on trumped up charges of assaulting police officers. He said it later became apparent that the police officers were lodge members as was the investigating officer, a senior official in the Crown Prosecution Service and the hotel manager. A presumably non-masonic jury acquitted the businessmen. Two years ago the select committee said: "We believe that nothing so much undermines public confidence in public institutions as the knowledge that some public servants are members of a secret society, one of whose aims is mutual self-advancement." Masonic rules state that members must do all they can to support each other, to look after each other and to keep each other’s' lawful secrets. For those breaking the rules, the penalties are outlined in bizarre initiation rituals. New members are blindfolded, wearing a hangman's noose and are warned their throat will be slit, their tongue torn out and then they will be buried in the sand. The rituals are all too similar to those of the Cosa Nostra and the Triads. No-one believes masons will carry out the threats but critics argue the oaths of allegiance could put them at odds with public duty.

Centuries of secrecy Since 1717 when four London lodges came together to form a Grand Lodge based on the concepts of brotherly love, relief and truth, non-members have been suspicious of freemasonry. But it was only 14 years ago that masons began courting public acceptance with a leaflet on the positive aspects of their "craft". Eight years later the media were invited to attend a masonic meeting for the first time. Freemasons argue their organisation is open to any man regardless of religion or colour. But women are excluded. They say all that is needed to join is a belief in a god, not necessarily the Christian God, and a good reputation. They insist a mason who is a judge, for example, could not be put in a compromising position because freemasonry demands members respect the law. Freemason literature says the society condemns members who use membership to promote his personal or business interests.

Masons date with destiny There have also been questions about masonic involvement in the John Stalker disciplinary hearing, which forced the former Deputy Chief Constable of Greater Manchester to abandon his inquiry into an alleged shoot-to-kill policy being operated in Northern Ireland. Freemasonry was also mentioned in relation to the discredited and eventually disbanded West Midlands Serious Crimes Squad. So far the masons summoned, Commander Michael Higham, Grand Secretary of the United Lodge of England, and John Hamill, the lodge's librarian have refused to reveal the names of masons involved in the cases.

The Masons Stole My House By Simon Regan

Scallywag Magazine Issue 25

A tale against corruption in Greenwich involving a solicitor. An astonishing tale of one woman's battle against corruption in Greenwich council involving a struck-off solicitor convicted for fraud points directly to a conspiracy amongst prominent freemasons to wrongfully repossess council properties and throw the rightful owners onto the streets. Car accident victim Mrs. Riley and her daughter and parents were very happy to take advantage of the Tory right-to-buy policy and bought their council house in Greenwich, let the house to tenants, and moved to Lincolnshire. At this stage all the proceedings were handled by local solicitors Hudgell and Co. Sometime later they were horrified to be notified that the tenants had been evicted and the house repossessed by the assistant borough solicitor Leslie Oldman. He had manipulated the order after it was found that Hudgell and Co. had failed to pay the ground rent of a tiny part of the property - amounting to a mere £20.66. Angry and confused Mrs, Riley, still confined to a wheelchair, began to look into just what had gone on. When she did so she became more and more suspicious, bogged down in what she soon realised was a huge and complicated conspiracy to con her out of her property. She is still fighting on every front. At this moment the family are suing: The London Borough of Greenwich, Hudgell and partners, Solicitors Bridge McFarland, John Smith, and Green D'Sa, John Cartwright, former SDP MP; Circuit Judge John Adams, the Chief Clerk of Woolwich County Court, and the chairman of Greenwich housing committee, Peter Challis.

Masons All They soon found out, by acquiring a copy of the Lincolnshire Freemason's handbook, that all the solicitors they had used (and as time went by they used most firms in Lincs.) were listed as Masons. More important they were able to expose Leslie Oldman architect of the whole devious scheme. With a mixture of delight and consternation they proved he had been struck off as a solicitor ten years before for sustained forgery and misuse of his client funds - a heinous crime for any solicitor. Yet he was still signing his name as "Assistant Borough Solicitor". They brought this to the attention of just about everyone, but Oldman is still employed by the council. Mrs. Riley is now convinced that a regular racket has been taking place in Greenwich for a number of years. It goes like this: A family buys its council house, but solicitors acting for them fail to pay a paltry sum and Oldman is able to step in and repossess. The house is then sold for a song and the partners collect the difference. This time, however, they hadn't realised Mrs. Riley' tenacity.

Little Shit When we contacted Oldman he was abusive and he tried to bluff and blunder his way through an explanation. He agreed to meet us, and then put it off. He finally ended all conversation saying: "You're a little shit" and hung up, he could not deny, however, that he had a criminal conviction and had been struck off. "I'm retiring soon, so it won't matter," he boasted. Meanwhile, Mrs Riley began looking into Hudgell and Co. She found that it was a partner in the firm, Nicholas Worden Hart, working from their Woolwich branch who had failed to pay the £20.66 and that another partner, Anthony Jepson, was a former colleague of Oldman's at Greenwich.

The Pearly King One of the men Oldman has been dealing with consistently during his years as "assistant solicitors" is a Greenwich wheeler-dealer called Danny Dalton. Dalton invented a nice little scam which was to cost several families dear. He persuaded them they needed help in getting the best deal on the 'right-to-buy' policy. He would pay them £15,000 and they would pay him rent while he arranged mortgages for them, then, quite suddenly, they would be evicted. This happened to, among many others, the pearly king of St. Pancras, Alf Dole. His deal with Dalton was done in the latter's large Shooter's Hill property. The money was duly paid over, but only weeks later an eviction order was sought successfully and police broke down Dole's door to help throw him out. Dole is joining Mrs, Riley's campaign to expose Oldman, who has remained a kingpin in all the right-to-buy transactions.

Denials The only person able to talk to us at the council itself was the press officer Julian Scholar who proved extremely evasive. At first he denied ever hearing of Dalton, but later admitted there had been a police inquiry into Dalton's connection with the council. However, he refused to supply the name of the investigating officer. The police were equally uncooperative claiming that it was too time consuming to go back over the files. As usual in such inquiries the long arm of the Masonic handshake had quickly quashed any inquiry. Meanwhile, Mrs Riley fights on, while with the full knowledge of Greenwich council, a convicted fraudster continues to operate his dirty deals.

Anything to Declare? - Thursday, 2nd March BBC2 South

An investigation by BBC Southern Eye has found that freemasons in local government do not always declare their interests.

The programme has discovered that there are at least 14 councillors with masonic connections in Dorset. Twelve of those are involved in the planning process. According to the local government code of conduct, councillors should always declare an interest if a freemason from their lodge submits a planning application. Southern Eye show how four of the councillors failed to follow the code. Derek Burt has been on the planning committee at East Dorset District Council for 34 years and for the past 20 of those he has been in the same masonic lodge as the developer Harry J Palmer. He did not declare this interest when he considered planning applications from Mr Palmer's company to build in Corfe Mullen and Wimborne. Mr Burt is one of three freemasons on the 15- strong planning committee and there is no suggestion that he improperly influenced the decisions. But according to the local government code of conduct, he should have left the meetings while the applications were being discussed. There are also masonic councillors on West Dorset District Council. Terry Farmer has been in Sherborne lodge since 1985, but he did not declare this interest when three different members of his lodge submitted planning applications. Mr Farmer tells Southern Eye that none of the applicants were personal friends: "All the lodge members don't go to the lodge. Some people like me are not frequent attenders because they have other commitments in public life. I don't think in practice you could keep to the rules." The Local Government Ombudsman, Jerry White, cannot comment on individual cases. But he insists it is vital that councillors do keep to the rules. He says: "This is after all a secret society. It works on secret signs, secret codes of language, meetings are held behind closed doors, and many people are suspicious that masons are there to further the ends of other masons. Well that’s a suspicion that really can't be allowed to visit local government." Two years ago, the Government announced it was setting up a register of freemasons in the criminal justice system, but at the moment it is only voluntary. Southern Eye considers whether a compulsory register of freemasons working in public life is necessary. from: BBC report on masonic conflicts of interest for southern eye TV March 2000 http://www.bbc.co.uk/england/southtoday/southerneye.shtml southern.eye@bbc.co.uk

Punch magazine outing the masons: Some facts relating to recent UK government investigation of the Freemasons. Masons have misled parliament when asked to supply details of their members' identities. Daniel James, the secretary of the United Grand Lodge of England, the governing body of most UK freemasons, wrote to the Lord Chancellor saying that the society did not keep records of its members' professions. And the Grand Lodge also told Parliament that it had no means of identifying members who hold judicial office. That, however is nonsense. The application form for the United Grand Lodge of England contains a space for the applicant's 'Profession/Occupation/Trade/Rank' with a footnote that reads as follows, 'a precise definition of occupation or former occupation if retired is essential'. It would thus be a relatively simple matter to supply the information requested by parliament. The Grand Lodge of England only administers Craft and Royal Arch Masonry in the UK. There are at least four other Masonic governing bodies. On top of that there are irregular so-called black lodges, which have no overall governing body. The Mark Masons and the Royal Ark Mariners' degrees are administered from the Mark Masons hall in St. James' Street, right across the road from Prince Charles' London residence, St. James' Palace. Prince Charles has refused to join the freemasons, much to their annoyance. Then there is the Order of the Secret Monitor, The Red Cross of Constantine, and the mysteriously named Operatives. It is these orders that contain the 'cream' of Masonry in the UK. Subscribers to these additional degrees are the real fanatics. The government measures have not been a complete failure. Compulsory Masonic declaration will soon be a condition for all new appointments to the Bench. Last summer, Avon and Somerset Police set up a voluntary register for officers to sign if they are Freemasons. And, in September, the Chief Constable of Lancashire Police ordered a top level investigation into the influence of Freemasons within her force. A report into a corruption scandal on the Isle of Anglesey recommended that members of the local council disclose in the council's register of interests whether they are freemasons. Dorset County Council has also decided that Freemasons should be added to the lists of council members' interests. Similar moves are being contemplated by Essex County Council. Members of the new Welsh Assembly will also have to declare if they are Freemasons. Yet, despite all this, there have been no firm moves to make Members of the House of Commons and House of Lords disclose whether they are Freemasons. Many members of the House of Lords are active Masons and some regularly take paid for trips abroad on Masonic business (see box on previous page). Not surprisingly, none of these trips is declared in the House of Lords' discretionary register of interests. MPs, too, have been less than forthcoming about the Masons in their midst. As far as we are aware, only one MP, Tony Baldry, has outed himself as a Freemason. Baldry, whose Masonic title is Assistant Grand Director of Ceremonies, made a speech last May suggesting that the government's proposals on Freemasonry were comparable to the persecution of Freemasons under the Nazis. He also pointed out that most golf and private clubs do not disclose their membership lists. Many Lords are active Freemasons. According to House of Lords guidelines, peers have discretion over whether to disclose their interests if they consider that the interests may affect the public perception of the way in which they discharge their parliamentary duties. [whatever that might mean] One might argue that being a Freemason may well affect that public perception. The Grand Lodge of all England has close ties to the Grand Lodges of Scotland, Ireland, Northern Europe, and some American Grand Lodges. It also has directly affiliated lodges around the world. There's even one in Kathmandu. Nepal.

The following Lords have represented the Grand Lodge of England on trips abroad that they have not declared - and strictly speaking do not have to declare - in the Lords' register:

THE EARL OF EGLINTON & WlNTON City. Aged 59. Conservative. Represents Scotland and Ireland at Grand Lodge. Visits to Norway in 1991. France and Scotland in 1995.

LORD BARNARD Landowner. Aged 75. Cross-bencher. Represents Turkey at Grand Lodge. Visits to Turkey in 1994 and 1997.

LORD CORNWALLIS OBE, Farmer. Aged 77. Cross-bencher. Grand Steward. Represents the Netherlands and Belgium at the Grand Lodge. Visits to Belgium in 1993 and 1996.

LORD FARNHAM Irish Peer. Aged 67. Pro Grand Master. Member of Royal Arch Chapter. Representative of Ireland. Visits to France and Ireland in 1992, Denmark 1993 and 1997, Portugal 1995, and Scotland in 1998.

LORD LANE OF HORSELL Aged 73. Former partner of City accountants BDO Binder Hamlyn. Former chairman of National Union of Conservative Associations. At the forefront of plans to restructure the way that the Grand Lodge is administered. Visit to France in 1991 on Masonic business. Honorary member of Manor of Saint James Lodge.

THE MARQUESS OF NORTHAMPTON Aged 52. Landowner. Assistant Grand Master. Representative of Italy. Visits to France in 1993, Italy and Greece in 1996.

EARL CADOGAN Deceased. Was Conservative. Son is Viscount Chelsea. Formerly President of the Masonic Trust for Boys and Girls. Member of the Board of General Purposes. Chairman of Finance Committee, Member of the Premises and Staff Committees. Represented Luxembourg.

VISCOUNT CHELSEA Aged 61, son of Earl of Cadogan. 'Visit to France in 1990.

LORD CHELSEA Visit to Luxembourg 1996, Ireland in 1997.

OTHER LORDS WHO ARE MASONS:

Lord Burnham, Provincial Grand Master for Buckinghamshire.

Earl of Darnley, Senior Grand Deacon.

Lord Swansea, Provincial Grand Master for South Wales, Eastern Division.

Lord Churston, Junior Grand Warden.

The Earl of Shannon, Provincial Grand Master Surrey.

Lord Gray, member of the Grand Lodge's External Relations and Premises Committees.

Thank you Punch for taking the subject on. Beginning with the mid-January edition 1999 they intend to produce a series of articles on the masons.

You can check the Punch internet site here.

Published in the Guardian Senior police officers have defied official disapproval and established a new Masonic lodge despite widespread public fears about the influence of the secret society on the criminal justice system. The police-only lodge has been set up by officers from the West Mercia force area which covers Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire. The West Mercia Lodge No 9719 was consecrated on 10 June in the village of Craven Arms, near Ludlow, Shropshire, with more than 200 senior Masons in attendance. It is the 11th police-only lodge in Britain and the second in the West Midlands area - the other is in Worcester. A list of "founders and first officers" of the lodge named 34 serving and retired officers in the lodge of the rank of chief inspector downwards. A further 11 officers are expected to join at the next meeting, which will take place in September. Today the Guardian publishes for the first time what we believe is a unique photograph. It pierces the wall of secrecy which surrounds one of Britain’s most mysterious organizations by revealing a large gathering of London policemen wearing the white gloves, embroidered sashes and lambskin aprons of the worshipful order of freemasonry. At the time that the picture was taken, these 60 men were members of Masonic Lodge number 9179, known as the Manor of St James, which was founded eleven years ago, on January 27 1986, for the exclusive use of Scotland Yard officers who had worked in the West End of London. The picture, which has been leaked to the Guardian by non-Masonic Metropolitan police officers, appears to have been taken at one of their inaugural meetings and includes men who then occupied some of the most powerful jobs in the force. Since April 1985, when Sir Kenneth Newman was Commissioner, Scotland Yard has been advising their officers to stay away from the lodges. According to The Principles of Policing, which was produced under Sir Kenneth: “The discerning officer will probably consider it wise to forgo the prospect of pleasure and social advantage in freemasonry so as to enjoy the unreserved regard of all those around him. It follows from this that one that is already a freemason would also be wise to ponder from time to time whether he should continue as a freemason.”

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Freemasons - moral guardians or centre of corruption?

There are freemasons all over Europe and North America.

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New members are blindfolded, wearing a hangman's noose and are warned their throat will be slit, their tongue torn out and then they will be buried in the sand. The rituals are all too similar to those of the Cosa Nostra and the Triads. No-one believes masons will carry out the threats but critics argue the oaths of allegiance could put them at odds with public duty.

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The Masons Stole My House By Simon Regan

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Mrs. Riley is now convinced that a regular racket has been taking place in Greenwich for a number of years. It goes like this: A family buys its council house, but solicitors acting for them fail to pay a paltry sum and Oldman is able to step in and repossess. The house is then sold for a song and the partners collect the difference. This time, however, they hadn't realised Mrs. Riley' tenacity.

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Anything to Declare? - Thursday, 2nd March BBC2 South

An investigation by BBC Southern Eye has found that freemasons in local government do not always declare their interests.

The programme has discovered that there are at least 14 councillors with masonic connections in Dorset. Twelve of those are involved in the planning process. According to the local government code of conduct, councillors should always declare an interest if a freemason from their lodge submits a planning application. Southern Eye show how four of the councillors failed to follow the code. Derek Burt has been on the planning committee at East Dorset District Council for 34 years and for the past 20 of those he has been in the same masonic lodge as the developer Harry J Palmer. He did not declare this interest when he considered planning applications from Mr Palmer's company to build in Corfe Mullen and Wimborne. Mr Burt is one of three freemasons on the 15-strong planning committee and there is no suggestion that he improperly influenced the decisions. But according to the local government code of conduct, he should have left the meetings while the applications were being discussed. There are also masonic councillors on West Dorset District Council. Terry Farmer has been in Sherborne lodge since 1985, but he did not declare this interest when three different members of his lodge submitted planning applications. Mr Farmer tells Southern Eye that none of the applicants were personal friends: "All the lodge members don't go to the lodge. Some people like me are not frequent attenders because they have other commitments in public life. I don't think in practice you could keep to the rules." The Local Government Ombudsman, Jerry White, cannot comment on individual cases. But he insists it is vital that councillors do keep to the rules. He says: "This is after all a secret society. It works on secret signs, secret codes of language, meetings are held behind closed doors, and many people are suspicious that masons are there to further the ends of other masons. Well that’s a suspicion that really can't be allowed to visit local government." Two years ago, the Government announced it was setting up a register of freemasons in the criminal justice system, but at the moment it is only

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Freemasons should be added to the lists of council members' interests. Similar moves are being contemplated by Essex County Council. Members of the new Welsh Assembly will also have to declare if they are Freemasons. Yet, despite all this, there have been no firm moves to make Members of the House of Commons and House of Lords disclose whether they are Freemasons. Many members of the House of Lords are active Masons and some regularly take paid for trips abroad on Masonic business (see box on previous page). Not surprisingly, none of these trips is declared in the House of Lords' discretionary register of interests. MPs, too, have been less than forthcoming about the Masons in their midst. As far as we are aware, only one MP, Tony Baldry, has outed himself as a Freemason. Baldry, whose Masonic title is Assistant Grand Director of Ceremonies, made a speech last May suggesting that the government's proposals on Freemasonry were comparable to the persecution of Freemasons under the Nazis. He also pointed out that most golf and private clubs do not disclose their membership lists. Many Lords are active Freemasons. According to House of Lords guidelines, peers have discretion over whether to disclose their interests if they consider that the interests may affect the public perception of the way in which they discharge their parliamentary duties. [whatever that might mean] One might argue that being a Freemason may well affect that public perception. The Grand Lodge of all England has close ties to the Grand Lodges of Scotland, Ireland, Northern Europe, and some American Grand Lodges. It also has directly affiliated lodges around the world. There's even one in Kathmandu. Nepal.

The following Lords have represented the Grand Lodge of England on trips abroad that they have not declared - and strictly speaking do not have to declare - in the Lords' register:

THE EARL OF EGLINTON & WlNTON City. Aged 59. Conservative. Represents Scotland and Ireland at Grand Lodge. Visits to Norway in 1991. France and Scotland in 1995.

LORD BARNARD Landowner. Aged 75. Cross-bencher. Represents Turkey at Grand Lodge. Visits to Turkey in 1994 and 1997.

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LORD CORNWALLIS OBE, Farmer. Aged 77. Cross-bencher. Grand Steward. Represents the Netherlands and Belgium at the Grand Lodge. Visits to Belgium in 1993 and 1996.

THE MARQUESS OF NORTHAMPTON Aged 52. Landowner. Assistant Grand Master. Representative of Italy. Visits to France in 1993, Italy and Greece in 1996.

VISCOUNT CHELSEA Aged 61, son of Earl of Cadogan. 'Visit to France in 1990.

LORD CHELSEA Visit to Luxembourg 1996, Ireland in 1997.

OTHER LORDS WHO ARE MASONS:

Lord Burnham, Provincial Grand Master for Buckinghamshire.

Earl of Darnley, Senior Grand Deacon.

Lord Swansea, Provincial Grand Master for South Wales, Eastern Division.

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Lord Churston, Junior Grand Warden.

The Earl of Shannon, Provincial Grand Master Surrey.

Lord Gray, member of the Grand Lodge's External Relations and Premises Committees.

Thank you Punch for taking the subject on. Beginning with the mid-January edition 1999 they intend to produce a series of articles on the masons.

You can check the Punch internet site here.

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Is David Cameron a Freemason?

Yes! There are 350,000 freemasons in Britain. If you get to the 33rd degree like Tony Blair, Gordon Brown or David Cameron you are then in the running to be a Bilderberger. Bilderbergers are a higher, international, more exclusive level of freemasonry, only 140 strong, and their agenda is to build the EU dictatorship. Every Prime Minister since Edward Heath has been a Bilderberger, and they have controlled the leadership of the Conservative party since the late 1960's.

The Rothschilds and the Queen are members of the top two levels; and our German Royal Family (real name Saxe-Coburg Gotha; Windsor is an adopted name) has always been head of freemasonry. Nearly all British judges and Law Lords are Freemasons; so are most barristers, which is why miscarriages of justice are the norm in our now utterly corrupt British Courts.

Judges and Freemasonry barristers usually decide the outcome of a case to suit their own agenda beforehand. That agenda is often implementing the Frankfurt School subversion technique of "trauma through injustice," particularly in our now secret family courts, where they snatch 4,500 children annually from good parents for forced adoption. The Daily Mail covers a tiny number of those cases.

Our corrupt freemasonry Law Lords refuse to rule the EU wholly illegal under our British constitution, which it is. They lead the pretence our written British constitution is unwritten, to render it worthless.

Current Conservative Bilderbergers include Francis Maude and Ken Clarke, apparently a DVD agent too; David Cameron, William Hague, George Osborne. Lib Dems: Nick Clegg. Labour: Ed Balls, David Miliband (DVD too), Peter Mandleson, John Sainsbury, Philip Gould; Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. These evil men are deliberately destroying us every day.

Newspapers are censored for legal reasons by freemasonry lawyers or Common Purpose members; and the BBC has 400 Common Purpose staff censoring out anti-EU news, which is why they didn't report that Westminster gave up the last 20% of its power in January 2009, and now only exists to help the press conceal what has happened, until the EU dictatorship has consolidated its power.

A Daily mail report THE COUP DE GRACE - A MASON REVEALS ALL

On page 96 of our book "Second Warning" I tell the story of a Mason who attended one of my meetings in New South Wales, Australia.

I was part way into my explanation of these matters when he interjected that it was hardly fair of me to hit the 'craft' as he called it. I replied "Which craft?", which sounded like a pun, yet was not meant in a cruel way. He answered; "You know what I mean" as he felt that he should have the right of reply.

I said to him, "Come on up and bring us a word of explanation." I allowed him to publicly state his case in our meeting. The man couldn't believe it and neither could my audience. We parted that night on good terms, as I had done the honourable thing.

The next night we arrived at the building where the 2nd lecture was to take place. There he (the Mason) was again in the front seat. I said "Back again?" and he replied "Yes". (Fairly remarkable observation but the English language and custom lend themselves to these little oddities.)

I said "I was good to you last night. You be good to me tonight. Are you a Christian?" He replied that he was a Methodist lay preacher, which in no way answered the question, as John Wesley, the founder of Methodism said in his pre-conversion days, "I went to convert the heathen but who will convert me?" I then asked, "What degree are you in?" to which he replied "the 32nd". I answered excitedly "You are the man I'm looking for. Have you heard of Albert Pike?" Mason: "Yes". Self: "You are aware of his statement, Lucifer is God and Adonay is also God?" Mason: "Yes, of course I am."

I'll be quite frank at this stage. I was convinced that, as many others have done, this man would try to dodge the issue by one of the following means.

a. Albert Pike never made such a statement. Enemies of Masonry attributed the statement to him. b.

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c. That statement applies to some U.S. Lodges but we here in Australia, Great Britain and the other colonies are not linked etc. etc.

My dear reader, did you note what this Australian man said? - He knew this statement of Pike's yet it didn't bother him.

Self: "Can you please equate your belief in God with a belief also in Lucifer?" Mason: "l will". He then turned me to the two following Scriptures in the Bible.

"I Jesus....am the root and the offspring of David and the bright and morning star."

Then he said, "we will now read from the prophet Isaiah. "How art thou fallen from heaven oh Lucifer, son of the morning...."

Mason: "There you are Mr Smith. They are the same person."

Self: "What? Jesus said "I am the bright and morning star." Lucifer is called "son of the morning".

I continued on. "God, through Jesus (the Word) created Lucifer who was the anointed cherub involved in music and the praise and worship of heaven. Because of his pride, he was thrown out of heaven and fell to the earth along with one third of the angels.

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Jesus never fell from heaven.

Lucifer will burn in hell forever with his followers.

The Lord Jesus Christ will reign forever with His followers."

I was angry, yet happy at the same time as I now understood where these guys were coming from.

The New South Wales Freemasons, as you possibly now already know, got to hear of this public revelation but botched their explanation badly, making things much worse. They engaged the services of a Committee of Chaplains, who in my humble opinion would all have been better off employed in another line of business. The article is quoted in our book 'P.S.' on pages 25-26. It was entitled "A Response to Specific Criticisms of Freemasonry", part two (The New South Wales Freemason Vol 20), no.5, February 1988.

4They wrote, "In Revelation we read "I Jesus am the bright and morning star." This means Jesus has identified Himself with the qualities of the morning star, or Lucifer, a fitting title for Him whom Christians regard as the 'Light of the world'.

Some masonic degrees are restricted to Christians whose members refer to God as Jesus, or as Pike stated "Lucifer". "

Are you still concentrating? This statement was not devised by enemies of Freemasonry but by their own appointed committee of Chaplains. Can you believe it?

These men blew it! Our Lord Jesus Christ is the true light and is the Creator. Lucifer is the false light and was created!

Although Lodges in the old Commonwealth countries such as New Zealand, Australia, Canada, South Africa, India, parts of Africa etc, are linked to the Grand Lodge in England, never again let me hear the lie that Albert Pike's statement was not really from him, nor that U.S. masonry is not linked to world masonry in general.

Never again forget the highly secret global Freemasonry headquarters named the Palladium.

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Freemasonry and the Law

An article in the 'Weekly Telegraph', 21-27 August 1996 has the headline "Freemason chosen for justice body.

The Government has defended its appointment of a freemason to head the commission to investigate miscarriages of justice.

....Sir ...... , the chairman of the Criminal Cases Review Commission was confirmed by Freemasons Hall in London as both a Freemason and a member of the Royal Arch, a group interested in studying the philosophy of freemasonry....

....The nub of concern is a 'ritual' involved in the Royal Arch which states that a Freemason should "relieve and befriend" any brother Freemason in need of help and should "suggest the most kindly and the most palliating and the most favourite circumstances in extenuation of his conduct, even when justly liable to reprehension and blame". End quote. (Emphasis added). It is little wonder that such involved language was used in this statement. If simple English had been used, people would immediately be very upset with this clear manipulation and misuse of our law system.

Explanation of the above ritualistic statement: Should, for example, a Freemason be guilty of a crime, it would be the task of the police Freemason, the judge Freemason, and the lawyer Freemason, (and any other Freemasons who belong to this Royal Arch degree), to get the charges against their fellow Freemason dropped.

Therefore, this could well be a clear case of the 'goat guarding the cabbage patch'.

But that's not all!

North American Freemasons in the third degree swear "I will keep a worthy brother Master Mason's secrets inviolable, when communicated to or received by me as such, murder and treason excepted."

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In the Royal Arch degree of the York Rite, even that small qualification is summarily removed. The candidate swears that "I will keep all the secrets of a Companion Royal Arch Mason (when communicated to me as such, or I knowing them to be such), without exceptions."

At this degree, the candidate also swears that "I will not speak evil of a Companion Royal Arch Mason, behind his back nor before his face, but will apprise him of all approaching danger, if in my power."

Therefore, an officer of the court who knew of an arrest warrant sworn out against a brother Mason would have to warn him immediately so he could flee the jurisdiction.

A Mason who was told of a brother Mason's crimes, even including rape, robbery, or child abuse, would have to keep his knowledge of those crimes a secret, even in a court of law!

A Royal Arch Mason who knew of a Companion Mason's being a murderer or a traitor would have to keep his knowledge a secret.

If a Mason appears in court against a non-Mason, all he has to do is give any number of obscure gestures or words to a Masonic judge, and this man will be obligated to rule in his favour.

No one in the court room will be the wiser (except another Mason who would be forbidden from bringing the incident to light.)

In the light of this information, it is clear that any person connected with the law system of any country, should be forbidden to join any Lodge or secret society which could in any way interfere with his duties.

'London Times', 27 September 1996 - "Police to declare Masonic link. All police officers will be asked to declare whether they are Freemasons under plans being prepared by chief constables to curb the organisation's links with forces.

Any officer who reveals he is a Freemason or a member of any other semi- secret organisation would have the details entered on a force register of interests. The declarations will be voluntary but if an officer stays silent and

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The guidance will make it clear that officers must avoid membership of any group which might lead to questions over their impartiality...

Many senior officers believe that the influence of the Freemasons is declining..." End quote.

It is little wonder then that from time to time unusual court rulings baffle the general public.

A Confused Minister Writes From Canada: "Both Mackey and Pike's publications were largely disagreed with on a universal basis as soon as they were available a century and a half ago".

Author's comments –

1. Please notice that this man did not come up with the names of any of those who disagreed.

2. In the light of his statement, why is it then that the New South Wales Committee of Chaplains in Australia, write in their official magazine "some Masonic degrees are restricted to Christians, whose members refer to God as "Jesus" or as Pike stated "Lucifer".

3. As Mackey and Pike's publications are 'largely disagreed with on a universal basis', does this mean that an official public announcement has been made throughout all the Lodges that these men's works, including Mackey's Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry, should be taken from their bookshelves and destroyed?

4. If this minister is correct regarding Pike's and Mackey's works, we can therefore assume that basically, a Lodge member can believe anything he wishes to, and disregard anything that the Lodge hierarchy tells him.

5. This being true, imagine what would happen if a would-be member refused to go along with the initial obligations involving the ceremonial cutting of the throat, and the tearing out of the tongue, and instead

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decided to preach the gospel, referring to Jesus Christ as the only way to God.

6. This would be akin to anarchy and the whole system would rapidly fall apart.

7. Thus, to any reader who feels strong emotion getting the better of him at this point, please answer all these questions and then ask yourself this one.

8. 5. Do I, any longer, wish to associate with any society which includes members who truly believe that Lucifer is God?

Who is Lucifer? He is the arch-enemy of Almighty God. His other names are 'Satan' or the 'Devil'. A final note.

None of this is to prove that one is right and one is wrong, but an opportunity to use our God-given intellect in an exercise of clear thinking. Does this minister know something that the Australian Committee of Chaplains did not know?

Of course, no Christian minister has any right to belong to any organisation where even some of its members declare openly that Lucifer is God! This is outrageous, as Jesus made it clear, that light and darkness never mix. One observation I have made over the years is that Freemasons struggle with woolly thinking and find it difficult to face facts, and strive to the very end to protect what they 'think' is the truth - after all, what intelligent man wants to confess that he was mistaken?

This no doubt is a spiritual problem and comes from the oaths that they took upon themselves at their initiation.

I well remember visiting a Freemason who asked for help after reading one of my books, but upon entering his office, he began to talk and talk and talk, never leaving me space to comment apart from 'yes' and 'no'.

He later stood to his feet and said "I'm sorry but I must go now as I have another appointment".

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His secretary, a born-again Christian believer, came to me with a look of amazement on her face and said "I have never ever seen him behave like that before. What came over him?" I was able to explain.

Who is to blame for all this deception? During the year 1996, a concerned lady sent me a tape recording of a Masonic Service held in a Uniting Church in Australia, to persuade me that I had got it all wrong.

I was dumbfounded as I listened to the minister go along with all this woolly thinking, using the word tolerance, over and over again.

Since listening to this tape, I have concluded that the Masons are no more spiritually lost than the poor church adherents who attend such gatherings, but the chief culprit would appear to be none other than the Minister who obviously is posing as a Christian.

It would appear that he has not discovered the basic premise of Christianity, that Jesus Christ Himself is God's only Lamb, and that only His precious blood cleanses from all sin.

5When Jesus said. "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. No man cometh unto the Father but by Me", He wasn't joking. Here are the possibilities: a) He was deluded. b) He was a madman. c) He was evil. d) He was telling the truth and was who He said He was. Any minister in a so-called Christian Church who doesn't subscribe to section d), should resign immediately. Better to go to the Lake of Fire by yourself than drag a whole congregation and some Freemasons along with you. Jesus made this clear in His day "But woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! For you shut up the kingdom of heaven against Me, for you neither go in yourselves, nor do you allow those who are entering to go in."

If I can discover all this information, any minister can do the same and should do so. I say this kindly - but for the grace of God and circumstances, I could have been caught up in this Luciferian plot myself.

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The author of this book is not God and we can rest assured that those whose hearts are genuinely towards the true God, both Masons and non-Masons, will (at some time throughout their lives) be given an opportunity to repent and turn to God's Lamb, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Who really knows what takes place in those last few seconds before death?

Advice - Advice Men, face it. The moment they hoodwinked you, it was not only a physical event. It was a spiritual hoodwinking also. As you drew your thumb across your throat and uttered those dreadful words, you put a curse on the following: a. yourself b. your wife c. your descendants to the third and fourth generations

"I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me." 7

Only Jesus Christ the Lord can break the curses. The prayer of renunciation needs to be prayed with witnesses (see prayer at the end of this chapter.) Fruit of Masonic Curses

1. The man's wife becoming increasingly lonely and angry as the husband is apparently continually 'out with the boys'. 2. The wife and children open to spiritual attack, and nightmares. 3. The wife can have feelings of insecurity and creepiness while her husband is at the Lodge meeting. 4. Alienation within the family. 5. Children disobedient and hard to control. 6. Restlessness, mental confusion. 7. Financial problems. 8. Covert sexual deviancy and frigidity. 9. Mistrust and lack of compassion. 10. Physical ailments especially in the three main areas connected to the Masonic oaths, which open a man and his family up to demonic influence i.e. Throat cutting - pulmonary area; chest ripping - cardio-vascular area; stomach slitting - bowels and related organs.

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For further help, please contact: Mr Phil Bennett 85 Leinster Ave Raumati South Kapiti Coast NEW ZEALAND Ph/Fax (04) 297-3040

Our grateful thanks to him for this added information.

We do not need any more religion. What we now need to do is to enter into a relationship with God Himself, through His Son Jesus Christ. He died for you and His precious blood alone will be accepted by God as payment for every evil thing you have ever thought or done.

Please turn immediately to the back of this book and pray the other prayer which will help you to receive the Lord Jesus Christ who is the true Light of the World not the illumined gnostic light of Lucifer (Satan) you opened yourself up to when you joined Freemasonry.

Born again - this is the experience you are really seeking. Jesus said you must be 'born again'.

Then, write a letter to the registrar of the Lodge saying "Please strike my name from the register. I am now a 'born-again' believer in Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour. I no longer require a Masonic funeral. Thank you. Yours faithfully...."

A Formula to Follow 1. Have the candidate (either a man having taken the masonic oaths, or a female relative who has been oppressed by these oaths) stand next to you and repeat after you: 2. "I renounce the spirit of Freemasonry with all its oaths, secrets and curses. 3. "I renounce every ancestral spirit of Freemasonry in my family line. 4. "I confess Jesus Christ is my Lord and Saviour." (At this point, stop and ask candidate if they are truly born-again. If not, lead them in the sinner's prayer found at the back of this book, or one of your own involving:

10 | P a g e a) Repentance from sin b) Believing that the Lord Jesus Christ died for me c) Receiving Him into my life now and confessing this with my lips. Romans 10:9-10. 5. For those in, or who have taken the oath for, the first degree - "I renounce the spirit of the Entered Apprentice Degree as taken by me (my father, my grandfather, etc). I renounce all these curses with the oaths in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. I reject the cutting of the throat, and the tearing out of the tongue. This no longer belongs to me." For those in, or who have taken the oath for, the second degree - "In the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, I renounce the oath and the curses of the second degree as taken by (insert name). I reject the tearing open of the chest, and the ripping out of the heart. This curse no longer belongs to me." For those in, or who have taken the oath for, the third degree - "In the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, I renounce all the curses connected with the oath of the third degree. I reject the slitting open of the stomach, the tearing out of the bowels and the burning of them to ashes." I reject the demonic name Ma Ha Bone. I reject the spirit of death from the death blows to the head. I reject falling into the stretcher and observing the death symbols. I reject the blasphemous kissing of the Bible, on a witchcraft oath. I reject the spirit behind a false resurrection. Only Christ rose from the dead of His own free will. For those in, or who have taken the oath for, the Royal Arch degree "In the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, I renounce the false, secret name of God. I reject Jah Bul On as the demonic monster that he is. He is not the living and true God. The God that I worship is the Lord. The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. The Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. He is my God and my Father through the new birth. I renounce with my lips, any other subsequent oath or curse taken by .... and I confess that Lucifer will go to the lake of fire where he will burn forever. My Lord Jesus Christ is in heaven from whence He will reign forever over all - King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

Leader, then invite candidate to breathe out gently, long breaths. As he continues like this, leader should speak to the spirits - a) "In the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ whom I serve, I speak to the spirit of the Entered Apprentice degree. Come out on the breath and set.....(insert

11 | P a g e name) free in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. In the Name of Jesus, I break this oath and this curse over .....'s (insert name) life and pronounce him/her free. b) I come against the spirit of the second degree in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. I break the oath and the curses of the second degree in Jesus' Name. You are no longer welcome here - come out on the breath. c) I speak to the demonic spirit of the third degree with the oath and the curses. I release .....(insert name) from these cursed things, in the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Set him/her free now. His/her body is the temple of the Holy Ghost. You have no right to be in him/her. Leave on the breath, now in Jesus' Name. Spirit of death, leave him/her. d) In the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, I come against the false name of God. Jah Bul On is false. You devil, come out in Jesus' Name. I set this man/woman free in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ. What God hath cleansed, let no man call unclean. Praise the Lord!" You may also need to pray over his/her family. Footnotes

1 Revelation 22:16; The Holy Bible. 2 Isaiah 14:12; The Holy Bible. 3 Ezekiel 28:11-18; The Holy Bible. 4 Revelation 22:16; The Holy Bible. 5 John 14:6; The Holy Bible. 6 Matthew 23:13; The Holy Bible. 7 Exodus 20:5b; The Holy Bible. 8 John 3:3: The Holy Bible.

Recommended Reading

Masonry - Beyond the Light by William Schnoebelen; page 194; Chick Publications, P.O. Box 662, Chino, Ca 91708 - 0662, U.S.A. They Took the Oaths by Roger and Sydney Mytton-Watson; Lot 16, Saunders Way, Karragullen, Western Australia 6111.

As more and more people become aware of the Luciferian aspects in Freemasonry, they are pulling out, and the Lodge is seeking new members. If you belong to Rotary, Lions, the local yacht club, etc, do not be surprised if you receive an invitation to attend an open night. Although not encouraged years ago, a subtle form of recruiting is now taking place.

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Freemasonry

Grown men in their ridiculous regalia!

Silly! Rituals performed by supposedly intelligent men!

Just take a look at the following list as to who are, the famous, the infamous, Police officers, Judges, Government ministers etc. that belong to this secret society, affecting your life.

These lists are currently being researched - keep checking back for the latest information on: http://www.fallingmasonry.info

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A list of past and present MPs who are Freemasons

Criminals shown in Red

Name Constituency / Comments Tony Baldry Banbury (Conservative) Ed Balls Morley & Outwood (Labour Co-op); Economic Secretary to the Treasury John Baron Basildon & Billericay (Conservative) William Wither Beach Conservative MP for North Hampshire (1857-85); Andover (1885-1901) Anne Begg Aberdeen South (Labour) Stuart Bell Middlesbrough (Labour) Sir Frederic Bennett Conservative MP for Torbay (1955-87) Brian Binley Northampton South (Conservative) Bob Blackman MP for Harrow East (Conservative) Tony Blair Former Prime Minister; Labour MP for Sedgefield (1983-2007) Nick Boles Grantham & Stamford (Conservative) Andrew Bridgen NW Leicestershire (Conservative) Gordon Brown Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath (Labour) Vince Cable Twickenham (Liberal Democrat) Alun Cairns Vale of Glamorgan (Conservative) David Cameron Witney (Conservative) Edward Hamer Carbutt Tory MP for Monmouth Sir Fred Catherwood Vice President of the European Parliament (1989-1992) Labour MP for Bury North (1997-2010); jailed for 18 months after making false Parliamentary David Chaytor expenses claims Tory Prime Minister (1940-45 & 1951-55) [Note: The Churchill Society points out that he Winston Churchill publicly resigned as a Mason in 1912] Kenneth Clarke Rushcliffe (Conservative); Lord Chancellor & Secretary of Justice Clement Davies Liberal MP for Montgomeryshire (1929-62); Former leader of the Liberal Party Geraint Davies Swansea West (Labour Co-op) Edmund Dell Labour MP for Birkenhead (1964-79) Labour MP for Livingston (2005-10) jailed for 16 months after making false Parliamentary Jim Devine expenses claims Sir Herbert Dunnico Labour MP for Consett (1929-31) Sir Tony Durant Tory MP for Reading North (1974-83); Reading West (1983-97) Sir Peter Emery Conservative MP for East Devon (1959-2001) William Forster Conservative MP for Bradford (1861-1886) Conservative MP for Northwich (1945-1974); Parliamentary Undersecretary of State for John Foster Commonwealth Relations William Henry Foster Conservative MP for Lancaster (1895-1900) Sir Anthony Gadie Conservative MP for Bradford Central (1924-29) Hugh Gaitskell Labour MP for Leeds South (1945-63); Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Phil Gallie Conservative MP for Ayr (1992-97) (later MSP) Jo Grimond Liberal MP for Orkney and Shetland (1950-83) Arthur Greenwood Labour MP for Nelson & Colne (1922-31); Wakefield (1932-54)

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Name Constituency / Comments William Hague Richmond (Yorks) (Conservative) Keith Harding Conservative MSP for Mid Scotland & Fife (1999-2003) Edward Heath Conservative MP for Old Bexley & Sidcup (1950-2001) Joseph Hiley Conservative MP for Pudsey (1959-74); involved in the Shire Oak scandal Stuart Holland Labour MP for Vauxhall (1979-89) John Horam Labour MP for Gateshead West (1970-83); Conservative MP for Orpington (1992-2010) Douglas Hurd Conservative MP for Mid Oxfordshire (1974-83); Witney (1983-97) H. Montgomery Hyde Ulster Unionist MP for Belfast North (1950-59) Labour MP for Barnsley Central (1987-2011); Eric Illsley jailed for 12 months after making false Parliamentary expenses claims Bernard Jenkin Conservative MP for Harwich & North Essex Aubrey Jones Conservative MP for Birmingham Hall Green (1950-65) David Jones Clwyd West (Conservative) Gwilym Jones Conservative MP for Cardiff North (1983-97) Ruth Kelly Labour MP for Bolton West (1997-2010); Opus Dei member Sir Edwin Leather Conservative MP for North Somerset (1950-64) Jack Lopresti Filton & Bradley Stoke (Conservative) Niall Macdermot Labour MP for Derby North (1957-70) Angus MacDonald Scottish National Party MSP for Falkirk East Sir John Major Former Tory Prime Minister (1990-97) Jamie McGrigor MSP for the Highlands & Islands (Conservative) David McLetchie Former leader of the Scottish Conservative Party, who resigned after a taxi expenses scandal Reginald Maudling Conservative MP for Chipping Barnet (1950-79) Brian Monteith Conservative MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife (1999-2007) Labour MP for Scunthorpe (1987-2010); Elliot Morley jailed for 16 months after making false Parliamentary expenses claims Robert Neill Bromley & Chislehurst (Conservative) Anthony Nelson Conservative MP for Chichester (1974-97) Allan Noble Conservative MP for Chelsea (1945-59) John Nott Conservative MP for St. Ives (1966-83); Secretary of State for Defence during the Falklands War John James Oddy Conservative MP for Pudsey (1908-10) George Osborne Tatton (Conservative); Chancellor of the Exchequer Ian Paisley North Antrim (Democratic Unionist) John Storey Penleaze Liberal MP for Southampton (1833-5) Sir Ian Percival Conservative MP for Southport (1959-87) Enoch Powell Ulster Unionist Party MP for South Down (1950-87) Christopher Price Labour MP for Birmingham Perry Barr (1966-70), Lewisham West (1974-83) Sir Malcolm Rifkind Kensington (Conservative); Former Foreign Secretary Sir George Robertson Liberal MP for Bradford Central (1906-16) Peter Rost Conservative MP for Erewash (1970-92) Michael Russell Scottish National Party MSP for Argyll & Bute John Smith Labour MP for Monklands East (1970-94); Former Labour Party leader Rory Stewart Conservative MP for Penrith & The Border David Sumberg Conservative MP for Bury South (1983-97); now an MEP dubbed "UK's laziest MEP"

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Name Constituency / Comments Shirley Summerskill Labour MP for Halifax (1964-83) Sir Charles S.Taylor Conservative MP for Eastbourne (1935-74) Former MP for Epping (1970-74), Chingford (1974-92); Norman Tebbit Former Secretary of State for Trade and Industry Stefan Terlezki Conservative MP for Cardiff West (1983-97) Sir Neil Thorne Conservative MP for Ilford South (1979-92) Sir David Trippier Conservative MP for Rossendale & Darwen (1979-92) Sir Neville Trotter Conservative MP for Tynemouth (1974-97) Sir Peter Vanneck Conservative MEP for Cleveland & Yorkshire North Sir Gerard Vaughan Conservative MP for Reading East (1983-97) Sir Alfred Cecil Walker Democratic Unionist MP for Belfast North (1983-2001) Gary Waller Conservative MP for Keighley (1979-97) Sir Francis Watson Conservative MP for Pudsey & Otley (1923-29) Sir John Wells Conservative MP for Maidstone (1959-87)

[Masonic MPs who have subsequently become ennobled are listed in the Peers section.]

Criminals shown in Red

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A list of British Public Officials who are Freemasons

Criminals shown in red

Name Comment Bill Abram Inspector with Bedfordshire Police (and part-time Magician) Permanent Under Secretary of State and Sir Antony Acland Head of the Diplomatic Service Charles Adje Haringey Councillor (White Hart Lane) Gordon Anglesea Retired North Wales Police Superintendent Phillip Addicott Chairman of Dyfed Powys Police Federation Arthur Russell Bailey Former Chief Officer, Guernsey Island Police Force Thomas William Bailey Former Chief Superintendent, Derbyshire Constabulary Alex Bain-Stewart City of London Councilman (Farringdon Within) Eddie Baker Brent Councillor (Northwick Park) Richard Barnbrook London Assembly member; Former British National Party politician Andrew Barrett-Miles Mid Sussex District Councillor (Burgess Hill - Dunstall) Colin Barrow Former Westminster Council leader Douglas Barrow City of London Deputy (Aldgate) John Bates Morecambe Town Councillor Sir Michael Bear 683rd Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Portsoken) Goff Beck New Forest District Councillor (Barton) Sir Edward Beddington- Chairman of the British Council of the European Movement Behrens Robert Benham Havering Councillor (Brooklands) Julian Benington Bromley Councillor (Biggin Hill) David Billson Staffordshire County Councillor (South Staffordshire - Perton) Geoff Bishop Chief Inspector at Greenwich Police Sir Ian Blair Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Ernest Radcliffe Bond Former Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Metropolitan Police Nicholas Botterill Leader of Hammersmith & Fulham Council Sir Rodric Braithwaite Diplomat and author Allan Bretherick Former Councillor and Lord Mayor of Leeds, involved in the Shire Oak scandal Sir David Brewer 678th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Bassishaw); Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London John Bryant Hampshire County Councillor (Fareham Town) John Bullock Tunbridge Wells County Councillor (North Division) North Dorset Council Leader, who failed to declare an interest when voting through Derek Burt planning applications from a Freemason at his lodge John Burton Former Warwickshire County Councillor South Yorkshire Chief Police Inspector charged with 25 counts of theft & one of false Mick Butcher accounting Malcolm Campbell Former Commander and Head of Scotland Yard's Intelligence branch LibDem candidate for West Wight, Isle of Wight Council elections, Mike Carr deselected after money disappeared from Needles Lodge, No.2838 Howard Casey Performance and Misconduct Manager at South Wales Police Federation John Cass Former Police Commander, Scotland Yard

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Name Comment Raymond Catt City of London Councilman (Castle Baynard) Roger Chadwick City of London Councilman (Tower) Lee Chamberlain Enfield Councillor (Bush Hill Park) Ramji Chauhan Harrow Councillor (Harrow Weald) Brian Cherek Chief Inspector at Greenwich Police George Churchill-Coleman Former Police Commander, Anti-Terrorist Squad James Cleverly GLA Member (Bexley and Bromley) Sir Andrew Cohen Governor of Uganda (1952-1957) David Cooksley Gloucestershire County Councillor (Lydney) Sir Kenneth Cork 651st Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Tower) Percy Cradock Former Ambassador to China; Former foreign policy adviser to the Prime Minister Sir Frederick Crawford Former Chairman of the Criminal Cases Review Authority David Crosby Chairman of the Cardiff Community Healthcare Trust Malcolm Cross Eastleigh Borough Councillor (Hamble-le-Rice & Butlocks Heath) Phil Cuthbert Former Detective Chief Inspector caught taking bribes and setting up armed robberies Masonic Detective Chief Inspector at Merseyside Police, Elmore 'Elly' Davies jailed for losing evidence, tipping off drug smugglers & accepting a £10,000 bribe Richard Dearlove Master, Pembroke College, Cambridge Dogan Delman Enfield Councillor (Highlands) Sir Lionel Denny 638th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman John Detre Past Brent Councillor Paedophile teacher jailed for four and a half years after a string of sexual assaults on Stephen Douglas-Hogg pupils Michael Downes Chairman of West Yorkshire Police Federation Ken Drury Corrupt Police Detective Chief Superintendent, jailed for eight years Simon Duckworth City of London Councilman (Bishopsgate) Gerard Elias Barrister and Freemason Peter Evans Lancashire County Councillor (Rossendale West) Roger Evans GLA Member (Havering & Redbridge) Anthony Eskenzi City of London Deputy (Farringdon Within) Adrian Evans Hampshire County Councillor (Lymington) Chaz Fellows Gloucestershire County Councillor (Chalford) Malcolm A. Ferguson Former Chief Superintendent and Freemason Ex-Detective arrested on suspicion of attempting to pervert the course of justice in the Sid Fillery Daniel Morgan axe murder case Martin Fisher Whitstable Councillor charged with child sex offences Mick Forsdick Former Essex Policeman and Freemason Peter Fowler Warwickshire County Councillor (Coleshill) Deputy Coroner in Liverpool, who claimed some Hillsborough families wanted to use the Doug Fraser inquests for "15 minutes of fame" William Fraser City of London Deputy (Vintry) Charles Freedman Retired Commissioner of HM Customs & Excise John Giblin Chairman of the Police Federation's Sergeants Central Committee William Gibson Former Commander of "Q" Metropolitan Police and Freemason George Gillon City of London Councilman (Cordwainer) 6 | P a g e

Name Comment Stanley Ginsburg City of London Deputy (Bishopsgate) Terry Glastonbury Gloucestershire County Councillor (West Dean) Peter Golds Tower Hamlets Councillor (Blackwall & Cubitt Town) Dr Attilio Grandani Police Criminologist and Freemason Anthony Graves City of London Councilman (Bishopsgate) Paul Graysmark West Sussex District Councillor (Kingston Buci) Lord Greenhill of Harrow; Sir Denis Greenhill Former Permanent Under-Secretary of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Nick Griffin MEP for North West England; Chairman of the British National Party Sir Colin Gubbins Major General retd. Formerly Head of Special Operations Executive (SOE) Rev'd Stephen Haines City of London Councilman (Cornhill) Michael Hall Police Instructor at UK Ministry of Defence Mike Hall West Sussex District Councillor (Chichester North) Tim Hallchurch Oxfordshire County Councillor (Otmoor & Kirtlington) Duncan Hanrahan Corrupt Police Detective and Freemason Alan Harding Northumbria Police Federation Joint Branch Board Secretary Chris Hayward Hertfordshire County Councillor (Chorleywood) Maurice Heaster Wandsworth Councillor (Wandsworth Common) Nicholas Henderson Former Ambassador to Poland, Germany, France and the U.S. John Hennings Former High Commissioner in Singapore Michael B.S. Higham Former Naval Commander North Dorset Chairman of Planning, who failed to declare an interest when voting through Gordon Hine planning applications from a Freemason at his lodge Horace Hird Past Lord Mayor of Bradford Ian Holden Paedophile College tutor jailed for 12 years after sexually abusing a young girl Sir Roger Hollis Director-general of MI5 1956-65, later uncovered as a Russian Mole Detective Constable who shot himself after being questioned over a Masonic corruption Alan Holmes inquiry Tom Hoffman City of London Councilman (Vintry) Michael Hudson City of London Councilman (Castle Baynard) William Hunt City of London Councilman (Castle Baynard) Ertan Hurer Enfield Councillor (Winchmore Hill) Stewart Imbimbo Senior official at Milton Keynes council Rev Tom Irvine Nottinghamshire County Councillor (Hucknall) Bill Jenkin Cambridge North Councillor jailed for sex attacks on two women Senator Reg Jeune Dishonest politician who sat on the board of a bank that he was supposed to be regulating County Councillor who resigned amid accusations of Masonic links, when a £100 million David Jewitt waste disposal contract was awarded to a company run by a fellow Mason Gordon Johnson Secretary of the Greater Manchester Police Federation Alan Jones Former Isle of Man Police Federation Chairman David Jones Former Essex Police Federation Chairman Sir Samuel Joseph, Bt 615th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman David Jukes Tunbridge Wells Borough Councillor (Speldhurst & Bidborough) Eric Jukes Enfield Councillor (Town) Manji Kara Harrow Councillor (Belmont) 7 | P a g e

Name Comment Gilbert Kelland Former Assistant Commissioner "C" Metropolitan Police Bexhill Councillor who colluded with Masonic property developers to take advantage of an Brian Kentfield 80 year old lady Raymond Ketland Retired Detective Sergeant who joined a ring of men sexually abusing a young girl Eric Kerry Nottinghamshire County Councillor (Beeston South & Attenborough) Roger Kimber Hampshire County Councillor (Aldershot West) Sir Mervyn King Governor, Bank of England Stanley Knowles City of London Deputy (Candlewick) Bob Lacey Past Leader of Brent Council Chris Lagdon New Forest District Councillor (Totton East) Sir John Laurie 614th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman Henry Lamprecht Enfield Councillor (Southgate Green) Michael Lavender Enfield Councillor (Cockfosters) Jack Lawmon Anti-social Behaviour Co-ordinator at Castle Point Borough Council Thomas Haydn Lewis Ceredigion County Councillor (Penparc Ward) Oliver Lodge City of London Councilman (Bread Street) Charles Lord City of London Deputy (Farringdon Without) Ian Luder 681st Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Castle Baynard) Director of a firm to which a £100 million waste disposal contract was awarded, by a Albert Marsden fellow Mason at Dorset County council Peter Mason Hampshire County Councillor (Bishops Waltham) David Mauleverer Past City of London Alderman (Walbrook) Edgar Maybanks Former Deputy Assistant Commissioner "Q" Metropolitan Police and Freemason Leslie McDonnell Wandsworth Councillor (East Putney) Peter Mearns Former Emergency Planning officer at British Transport Police Alan Mendoza Past Brent Councillor Eric Misselke Director of a Police credit union Former Detective Chief-Superintendent convicted of conspiring to take money from Bill Moody Pornographers Gareth Moore City of London Councilman (Cripplegate) Martyn Mordecai Police Federation Treasurer Sir Walter Morgan 578th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman Richard K. Munby Probably a special assistant on Lord Mountbatten's headquarters staff Eric Neal Hampshire County Councillor (Aldershot East) James Francis Nevill Former Police Commander, Anti-Terrorist Squad Sir Frank Newson-Smith 616th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman Peter Charles Nievens Former Deputy Assistant Commissioner Civil servant and diplomat who led the delegation that negotiated Britain's entry to the Sir Con O'Neill EEC John Oldham National Clinical Lead for Quality and Productivity Greg Olphert Inspector with South Wales Police Roads Policing Unit Brian Paddick Liberal Democrat London Mayoral candidate and Freemason Michael Page City of London Councilman (Farringdon Within) Dr Andrew Parmley City of London Alderman (Vintry) Stanley Parr Lancashire Police Chief Constable dismissed after being found guilty of 26 charges, 8 | P a g e

Name Comment including interfering in criminal cases involving Mason friends Alf Parrish Chief Constable of Derbyshire who was removed after a £30,000 expenses scandal Barry Parsons Leader of Torridge District Council Harihar Patel Brent Councillor (Northwick Park) Masonic PC framed for murder (but later acquitted), after falling out with Freemason Graham Peacock colleagues Daniel Pearce Enfield Councillor (Southgate) Martyn Pinkney Detective Inspector with Essex Police Adrian Pinkus Former Harrow Councillor David Polkinghorne Former Police Commander in charge of Wembley and Freemason James Pollard City of London Councilman (Dowgate) John Pomian Secretary of the Central and East European Commission of the European Movement Benjamin Pountain Former Deputy Commander of "Q" Metropolitan Police and Freemason Martin Prescott Tory Councillor who failed to declare his Masonic membership Len Price Tunbridge Wells Borough Councillor (Culverden) Gerald Pulman City of London Deputy (Tower) Chris Punter City of London Councilman (Cripplegate) Michael Purchase Former Head of the Central London murder squad and Freemason Pat Queenan Thames Valley Police Federation representative Tony Rayner Former Chairman of Essex Police Federation Richard Regan City of London Deputy (Farringdon Within) Matthew Richardson City of London Councilman (Coleman Street) Sir Alfred Roberts Former President of the Trades Union Congress Sir Frank Roberts Diplomat; Ambassador to Bonn Paul Rochford Havering Councillor (Emerson Park) Richard Romain Harrow Councillor (Canons) Francis Rook Tunbridge Wells Borough Councillor (Benenden & Cranbrook) Sir David Rowe-Ham 659th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Bridge & Bridge Without) Sir Frederick Rowland 622nd Lord Mayor of London; Alderman Mike Rusbridge Tunbridge Wells Borough Councillor (Southborough North) Michael Rye Enfield Councillor (Town) Gordon Sanders Director of Pemican Ltd, which was involved in the Castle Point planning dispute Christine Scouler Torbay Councillor (Preston) Bradford Councillor, who ignored Council rules, and failed to declare his membership of Graham Seager Freemasonry Bill Sharp Freemason Councillor found guilty of maladministration at Castle Point Council Martin Shaw Warwickshire County Councillor (Atherstone) Dr Giles Shilson City of London Deputy (Bread Street) Member, Foreign and Commonwealth Office Review Committee on Overseas Andrew A. Shonfield Representation Greg Smith Hammersmith & Fulham Councillor (Town) Sir Michael Snyder City of London Deputy (Cordwainer) John Spanner City of London Councilman (Farringdon Without) Nigel Sparrow Freemason Councillor found guilty of maladministration at Bedford Borough Council

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Name Comment Sir Walter Stansfield Former Chief constable of Derbyshire Police Arthur Steel Brent Councillor (Kenton) J.L.S. Steele Chairman, British International Chamber of Commerce Sir Paul Stephenson Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Ron Steventon Former Deputy Assistant Commissioner and Freemason William Stoodley Harrow Councillor (West Harrow) Sir John Stuttard 679th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Lime Street) Ron Sweeting Freemason Councillor found guilty of maladministration at Castle Point Council A.W. Sykes Chief Inspector in the West Mercia Police John Symonds Detective Sergeant caught soliciting bribes for his "Firm within a Firm" Paul A. Taggart Professor of Politics, University of Sussex Aubrey Tarbuck Worcester City Councillor (St. Peter's Parish) Paedophile teacher sentenced to 6 years for sexually abusing, & beating boys with a Robert Taylor hosepipe Yogesh Teli Harrow Councillor (Kenton West) David Thompson City of London Councilman (Aldgate) Bryan Thomas Director of Environmental Services & Housing, Ceredigion County Council William John Thomas Conservative Councillor (Chairman of Planning) Penwith Council Tom Thompson Castle Bromwich Parish Councillor jailed for abusing a 14 year old boy Michael Turner Mayor of Bromley Brian Tipper Gloucestershire County Councillor (Cam and Dursley) Keith Trenchard Eastleigh Borough Councillor (Eastleigh Central) John Tully Vice-Chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation Michael Tye Northamptonshire County Councillor (Rushden South) John Vereker Warwickshire County Councillor (Caldecott) Stan Waddington Gloucestershire County Councillor (Minchinhampton) Sir Bernard Waley-Cohen 633rd Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Portsoken) Simon Walsh City of London Alderman (Farringdon Without) Harold Dudley Walton Former Commander, Metropolitan. Police Sir Charles Warren Freemason Head of the London Police at the time of the Ripper murders Brad Watson West Sussex District Councillor (Southwater & Nuthurst) Senior Civil servant who confessed to being bribed with call girls, free holidays & Eric Wenborn thousands of pounds, to give Builders lucrative Government contracts, after becoming a Freemason Huw Williams Assistant Director, Environmental Services, Ceredigion County Council Paul Williams Head of the NHS in Wales and Freemason Steven Williams General secretary of the Police Federation's Inspectors Central Committee Councillor (and wife of a Freemason) found guilty of maladministration at Castle Point Betty Wood Council Christopher M. Woodhouse Parliamentary Secretary to the Home Office David Wootton 684th Lord Mayor of London; Alderman (Langbourn) (Various Police) North Wales based Police only Masonic Lodge (Various Police) Shropshire based Police only Masonic Lodge (Various Spooks) Cheltenham based Masonic Lodge for GCHQ employees

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A list of Lords and Peers of the Realm, who are Freemasons

Name Title / Affiliation Jeffrey Archer Lord Archer of Weston-Super-Mare (Non-affiliated) Eric Ashby Lord Ashby Paddy Ashdown Lord Ashdown of Norton-sub-Hamdon (Liberal Democrat) Baron Clitheroe; Conservative MP for Rushcliffe (1934-1945), City of London (1945-1950), Ralph Assheton Blackburn West (1950-1955) Clement Atlee Earl Attlee; Former Labour Prime Minister (1945-1951) Michael Baillie Baron Burton John Balcombe Lord Justice Balcombe John F.H. Baring Baron Ashburton, former Chairman, Baring Brothers & Co. Ltd Christopher Bathurst The Rt Hon Viscount Bledisloe Irwin Bellow Lord Bellwin; former Leeds City Councilor, involved in the Shire Oak scandal Conrad Black Lord Black of Crossharbour (Non-affiliated); convicted of Fraud Baroness Blackstone (Labour); Master, Birkbeck College, University of London; Opposition Tessa Blackstone Spokesman on Education, House of Lords Adam Bligh Earl of Darnley Thomas Boardman Lord Boardman of Welford; Chairman, National Westminster Bank Plc Lord Boothby; Conservative MP for Aberdeen & Kincardine East (1924-50); Aberdeenshire Robert Boothby Eastern (1950-58) Richard Boyle Earl of Shannon Lord Brittan of Spennithorne (Conservative); Former MP for Cleveland & Whitby (1974-83), Leon Brittan Richmond (Yorks) (1983-88) George Brown Baron George-Brown; Deputy Leader of the Labour Party (1960-1970) Lord Browne of Madingley (Crossbench); Group Chief Executive, British Petroleum Company John Browne Plc Andrew Bruce Earl of Elgin & Kincardine; ex-head of the Royal Arch in Scotland Charles Bruce Earl of Elgin Edward Bulwer-Lytton Baron Lytton Hugh Burnham Baron Burnham Charles Cadogan Earl Cadogan Edward Cadogan Viscount Chelsea James Callaghan Baron Callaghan of Cardiff; former Labour Prime Minister (1976-1979) Ian Campbell Duke of Argyll Angus Campbell-Gray Lord Gray Peter Carrington Lord Carrington (Conservative); Former Secretary General, NATO Andrew Cavendish Duke of Devonshire Victor Cavendish-Bentick Duke of Portland; Ambassador to Poland John Murray Chadwick Lord Justice Chadwick Dermot Chichester Marquess of Donegal (Grand Master of Ireland) William Clark Baron Clark of Kempston; Former Tory MP for Croydon South Spencer Compton Marquess of Northampton Charles Cornwall-Legh Baron Grey of Codnor William Douglas Cullen Lord Cullen of Whitekirk (Crossbench); Served as Lord Justice General & Lord President of the

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Name Title / Affiliation Court of Session Ralf Dahrendorf Lord Dahrendorf; Former Warden, St. Antony's College, Oxford David Dalrymple Lord Hailes; Scottish Judge & Historian Alec Douglas-Home Lord Home of the Hirsel; former Tory Prime Minister (1963-64) Mark Dundas Marquess of Zetland Sir Joseph Duveen Baron Duveen; Dubious art dealer Nicholas Eden Earl of Avon Rodney Elton Lord Elton (Conservative) David Erskine Earl of Buchan Thomas Erskine Earl of Kellie Sir Edward Eveleigh Lord Justice Eveleigh Sir Henry Wemyss Feilden Sir Henry Feilden, Bt. Frederick FitzClarence Lord FitzClarence (Illegitimate son of William IV) Sir William Forbes Baron Forbes, Scottish Banker Lord Forsyth of Drumlean (Conservative); MP for Stirling (1983-97); Former Secretary of State Michael Forsyth for Scotland Sir Charles Forte Baron Forte, Caterer and Hotelier Lord Franks of Headington in Oxford; Former Ambassador in Washington; Chairman Lloyd's Oliver Franks Bank David Maxwell Fyfe Earl of Kilmuir John Ganzoni Baron Belstead Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Marquess of Salisbury (Conservative) Shane Gough Viscount Shane Hugh Maryon Gough Philip Gould Baron Gould of Brookwood; Public Relations Adviser to Prime Minister Blair Douglas Haig Earl Haig Joan Hanham Baroness Hanham (Conservative) Lord Hannay of Chiswick (Crossbench); Former Permanent Representative to the United David Hannay Nations George St.Vincent Harris Lord Harris Roy Hattersley Baron Hattersley; Deputy Leader of the Labour Party (1983-1992) George Hay Marquess of Tweeddale Thomas Hay-Drummond Earl of Kinnoull Denis Healey Lord Healey (Labour); Former Defence Secretary; Former Finance Minister Michael Heseltine Lord Heseltine (Conservative); Former Secretary of State for Defence Quintin Hogg Baron Hailsham of St Marylebone Douglas Hurd Lord Hurd of Westwell (Conservative); Former MP for Witney Joseph Baronet of Portsoken; Conservative MP for Leeds North East (1956-87); Father of Sir Keith Joseph "Thatcherism" Baron Kaberry of Adel; former Tory MP for Leeds North West, involved in the Shire Oak Donald Kaberry scandal Frank Kearton Lord Kearton John Kerr Lord Kerr of Kinlochard (Crossbench); Deputy Chairman, Royal Dutch Shell Plc Edward Knollys Viscount Knollys Lord Lamont of Lerwick; Conservative MP for Kingston-upon-Thames (1972-97); Former Norman Lamont Chancellor of the Exchequer; Director of N.M. Rothschild Sir Peter Lane Baron Lane of Horsell 12 | P a g e

Name Title / Affiliation Lord Lawson of Blaby; Conservative MP for Blaby (1974-92); Former Chancellor of the Nigel Lawson Exchequer Harold Lever Baron Lever of Manchester; former Cabinet Minister and Financial Secretary Alexander Lindsay Earl of Balcarres Richard Long Viscount Long; Former Tory MP for Westbury Richard Lumley Lord Scarborough Roger Lumley Earl of Scarborough Viscount Macmillan of Ovenden, Conservative MP for Halifax (1955-64), Farnham (1966-83), Maurice Macmillan South West Surrey (1983-84) Christopher Makins Baron Sherfield George Makgill Viscount of Oxfuird (Senior Rose Croix Mason) Peter Mandelson Lord Mandelson (Labour); Chairman, Global Counsel Barry Maxwell Baron Farnham Peter Millett Lord Justice Millett (Crossbench) Archibald Montgomerie Earl of Eglinton & Winton Alexander Mountbatten Marquess of Carisbrooke Louis Mountbatten Lord Mountbatten of Burma Alexander Murray Earl of Dunmore Baroness Neville-Jones (Conservative); Chairman, QuinetiQ; Governor of the BBC, Chairman Pauline Neville-Jones Information Assurance Advisory Council, former Chairman Joint Intelligence Committee Christopher John Norton Lord Rathcreedan David Ormsby-Gore Baron Harlech, Former Ambassador to the United States David Owen Lord Owen (Crossbench); E.C. Mediator, International Conference on Former Yugoslavia Cecil Parkinson Lord Parkinson (Conservative); Former Secretary of State for Energy Christopher Patten Lord Patten of Barnes (Crossbench) Raymond W. Pennock Lord Pennock; Deputy Chairman of ICI Rupert Ponsonby Lord De Mauley (Conservative) Arthur Porritt Lord Porritt (Past President of the BMA & Surgeon to the Queen) Lord Prior; Chairman, GEC Plc; Former Secretary of State for Employment for Northern James Prior Ireland Francis Pym Baron Pym; Former Conservative Foreign Secretary Giles H. Radice Lord Radice (Labour); Chairman of the European Movement George Ramsay Earl of Dalhousie Gordon Richardson Former Governor of the Bank of England Matthew White Ridley Viscount Ridley Geoffrey Rippon Baron Rippon of Hexham; Conservative MP for Norwich South (1955-64), Hexham (1966-87) George Robertson Baron Robertson of Port Ellen; Former Secretary of State for Defence William Rodgers Lord Rodgers of Quarry Bank (Liberal Democrat) Eric Roll Lord Roll of Ipsden; Bilderberg Group Chairman; Senior Adviser, UBS Warburg Ltd Robert Keith Rous Earl of Stradbroke Sir John Sainsbury Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover (Conservative); Chairman, J. Sainsbury Plc Alexander Scrymgeour Earl Dundee (Conservative); Minster of State for Foreign Affairs Edward Shackleton Lord Shackleton Hartley Shawcross Lord Shawcross; Labour MP for St. Helens (1945-58) Edward Short Baron Glenamara of Glenridding, Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne Central (1951-1976) 13 | P a g e

Name Title / Affiliation Sir Christopher Slade Lord Justice Slade Christopher Soames Lord Soames Edward Stanley Earl of Derby Sir David Steel Lord Steel of Aikwood (Liberal Democrat) Michael Stewart Baron Stewart of Fulham; former Member of Parliament for Hammersmith, Fulham Geoffrey Taylour Marquess of Headfort Dick Taverne Lord Taverne of Pimlico in the City of Westminster; MP for Lincoln (1962-74) Sydney Templeman Lord Justice Templeman (Crossbench) Margaret Thatcher Baroness Thatcher (Conservative); Former Tory Prime Minister (1975-90) George Thomson Baron Thomson of Monifieth Charles Townshend Marquess Townshend Lloyd Tyrell-Kenyon Lord Kenyon John Vane Baron Barnard John Vivian Baron Swansea (33° Mason) David Waddington Lord Waddington (Conservative) William Waldegrave Lord Waldegrave of North Hill (Conservative) Sir George Waller Lord Justice Waller George Weidenfeld Lord Weidenfeld; Publisher Viscount Whitelaw; Former MP for Penrith & the Border; Home Secretary & Deputy Prime William Whitelaw Minister (1979-1988) Paul White Lord Hanningfield (Non-affiliated) John Widgery Baron Widgery; Former Lord Chief Justice Francis Vernon Willey Lord Barnby; Tory MP for Bradford South Gareth Williams Baron Williams of Mostyn; former Leader of the House of Lords Shirley Williams Baroness Williams of Crosby (Liberal Democrat) Patrick Wright Baron Wright of Richmond; Retired diplomat and ex-Head of HM Diplomatic Service Fiennes Wykham Baron Cornwallis John Yarde-Buller Lord Churston David Young Lord Young of Graffham (Conservative)

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A list of infamous British Freemasons

The criminals are shown in red.

Name Comment Marcus Agius Chairman, Barclays Bank Plc Elizabeth Aldworth Only woman to ever have been initiated into Regular Freemasonry Barbara Amiel Sunday Times Columnist British army officer hanged as a spy for assisting the traitor Benedict Arnold to betray Major John Andre his country Michael R. Angus Chairman, Unilever Plc Timothy J. Garton Ash Fellow of St. Antony's College, Oxford Elias Ashmole Alchemist and author of the book "Fasciculus chemicus" F. D. L. Astor Editor, The Observer Alice A. Bailey Occult author and leader of the Theosophical Society Edward Latham Baillieu Stockbroker Rev. Jonathan Baker Bishop of Ebbsfleet Former Director-General of the CBI; Chairman of the Local Government Commission Sir John Banham for England David H. Barran Managing Director of the Shell International Petroleum Co. Ltd Jeremy Beadle Irritating TV Practical joker and Freemason David Bell Pleaded guilty to defrauding four people in a Will writing scam Allan Bennett Member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (Occult group) Christoph Bertram Journalist and Political consultant Annie Besant Theosophist, women's rights activist & founder of Co-Freemasonry Paul Bird Partner at Wilson and Bird Solicitors Vendeline von Bredow Business Correspondent, The Economist William Brown Corrupt Architect jailed for his part in the John Poulson scandal Alastair Buchan Director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies Robin Buchanan Senior Partner, Bain & Company Martin Buckroyd Jailed for stealing £18,000 in donation and lodge fees, over 18 months Sir Billy Butlin Founder, Butlin's holiday camps (Regimented holidays for the working classes) Sir Paul Chambers Chairman, I.C.I. Ltd Sir Ralph Cochrane Vice-Chief of the Air Staff John Cockroft Economic Leader Writer, The Daily Telegraph Colquhoun joined the Order of the Ancient and Accepted Masonry for Men & Women; Ithell Colquhoun Holy Grail Lodge, No.5; Lodge of the Pilgrimage, No.1; and the Holy Royal Arch Chapter 'The Tyrian Master', No.1 B. D. Cooke Director, Dominion Insurance Company Roger De Courcey Ventriloquist best known for performing with Nookie Bear James Craig Director General, The Middle East Association Aleister Crowley Magickian; Self-styled 'Beast 666' and Freemason George A. David Chairman of the Board, Coca-Cola H.B.C. S.A. Ian Hay Davison Chairman, Laing & Cruickshank Obscene, racist, sexist, homophobic, unfunny comedian (#20 in a Channel 4 poll of Jim Davidson Worst Britons)

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Name Comment Arthur J. Davis Previously, the Chief General Manager, Lloyds Bank Alec S. Donkin Bilderberg Conference Organizer Brian Dougan Solicitor who laundered £66,000 from a red diesel fuel scam Alexander Frank Downie Member of the Legislative Council of the Isle of Man Accountant who shot himself before he was due to be questioned about £28,000 of David Drage missing cash Sir Eric Drake Chairman and Chief Executive, British Petroleum Company Robert Dudley Group Chief Executive, BP Plc William B. Duncan No information found James Eberle Director, The Royal Institute of International Affairs Sir Ronald Edwards Chairman of British Leyland John L. Egan Chairman and Chief Executive, Jaguar Plc Sir William Elliot Air Chief Marshal Keith Exford Chief Executive of Affinity Sutton Homes Group Douglas J. Flint Group Chairman, HSBC Holdings Lawrence D. Freedman Head of Department of War Studies, King's College Gerald B. Gardner Father of Modern Witchcraft Sir Reay Geddes Chairman of Dunlop Lennie Gibson Criminal involved in the Essex silver bullion hijacking, and Freemason Frank T. R. Giles Editor, Sunday Times Paul Girolami Chairman, Glaxo Holdings Plc David Glass Freemason jailed for stealing £48,000 from two Northumberland Masonic lodges Gary Glitter Glam-rock Musician convicted of downloading 1000s of items of child pornography Sir Peter Green Involved with the Lloyd's of London scandal of the 1980s Ronald Grierson Former Vice Chairman of General Electric Company Sir Arnold Hall Aeronautical Engineer Tristan Hallam Personal injury lawyer with Russell, Jones and Walker Solicitors Duncan Hanrahan Freemason arrested for trying to corrupt an honest Police Mason from his lodge Denis Hamilton Editor, Sunday Times Thomas Hamilton Dunblane killer and Freemason Michael Harris Bogus Doctor jailed after pretending to be a leading heart surgeon Sir John Harvey-Jones Chairman of Imperial Chemical Industries Builder who bribed Civil servants to get contract from the Government's Property Michael Hearn Services Agency R. Henderson No information found Freemason who killed four children, after their mother sheltered his estranged wife Fred Heyworth from his abuse Frederick Hockley Occultist and member of the Societas Rosicruciana in Anglia Christopher Hogg Chairman, Reuters Group Plc Robert B. Horton Chairman, BP Company Plc Ellic Howe Occult author, who wrote extensively on the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn Will Hutton Former Editor-in-chief of The Observer Philip Huxtable Freemason Solicitor found guilty of swindled clients out of more than £280,000 Robin Ibbs Executive Director, ICI; Former Head, Central Policy Review Staff, Cabinet Office

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Name Comment Bigamist Freemason who claimed to be working in Malaysia, but was instead living Roy Jackson with a new wife in West Bromwich. Jailed for forging divorce documents Head of Group Public Affairs, HSBC Holdings Plc; Former US Assistant Secretary of Mary Jo Jacobi Commerce Martin W. Jacomb Vice Chairman, Kleinwort, Benson Ltd Lord Jellicoe First Lord of the Admiralty Michael Jenkins Vice Chairman, Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Simon Jenkins Political Editor, The Economist Hargrave Jennings Freemason, Rosicrucian and Occult author Peter Job Chief Executive, Reuters Holding Plc T. H. Jones Late Chairman of the Wool Trades Committee Anatole Kaletsky Editor at Large, The Times Elie Kedourie Professor of Politics, University of London John Keegan Military Historian; Defence Correspondent, The Daily Telegraph Geoffrey C. Kent Chairman and Chief Executive, Imperial Group, Plc HRH the Duke of Kent Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England Andrew Knight Former Executive Chairman, News International Child abuser jailed for 15 years for forcing a 13 year old girl to have sex with around 50 Fred Lawlor men over a two year period C. W. Leadbeater Theosophist, Pederast and Freemason Bernard Lewis Scholar in Oriental studies, specializing in the history of Islam James Lloyd Serial sex attacker known as the Shoe Rapist HRH Prince Michael of Kent Provincial Grand Master of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Middlesex Sir Cyril Kleinwort Partner in the banking house of Kleinwort, Sons & Co Sir Arthur Knight Chairman, Courtaulds Ltd Richard Lambert Independent Non-Executive Director, Ernst & Young Peter McAdam No information found Edward McBride Business Editor, The Economist Neil McCall Deputy Chief Executive of Affinity Sutton Homes Group Gerry McCann Father of Madeleine McCann, who went missing in Praia da Luz Accountant who stole £72,599 from his local church, the Freemasons and a Post Office John Andrew McCutcheon that he ran in Seven Sisters Tom McKillop Chairman, The Royal Bank of Scotland Group Robert E. Mabro Director, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Rosicrucian, Occult magician and founding member of the Hermetic Order of the S. L. MacGregor Mathers Golden Dawn Judith Maxwell Former C.D. Howe Research Institute (a think tank) member John Micklethwait Editor-in-Chief, The Economist Sir Peter Miller Involved with the Lloyd's of London scandal of the 1980s John L. Mills No information found Kevin Menzies Freemason caught sexually molesting a dog Michael Miskin Former Director of Waterglade International, wanted for Tax evasion William Modern Train Guard who stole £150,000 from the Chester Death & Retirement fund Bob Monkhouse Smug, oleaginous, perma-tanned comedian, and Freemason John Monks Former General Secretary, Trades Union Congress (TUC)

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Name Comment Ralph Mortimore Stole £103,000 from the estate of a friend, after becoming Executor & Trustee of a Will Hotel General Manager, who was in charge when two of his Freemason colleagues Trevor Nicholls beat up two men that accidentally walked into a Masonic event Kenneth Noye Brink's-MAT robber, Murderer and Freemason Sir Duncan M. Oppenheim Former Chairman of British American Tobacco David A. Orr Former CEO of Unilever Ltd. Gordon Park Freemason charged with killing his wife, when she threatening to divorce him Chairman, Samuel Montagu & Co. Ltd; Chairman of the Council, International Institute Michael Palliser for Strategic Studies Alexis Papahelas Foreign policy columnist, TO VIMA Sir Gerrard Peat Partner in KPMG Peat Marwick Rupert L. Pennant-Rea Editor, The Economist Duke of Edinburgh; 1st degree Freemason, H.R.H Prince Phillip but has risen no higher, because he considers it Silly Sir Harry Pilkington President, Federation of British Industries Jonathon Porrit Programme Director, Forum for the Future John Poulson Corrupt Architect jailed for 5 years for bribing public figures Michael P. Pragnell CEO Syngenta AG; Director, AstraZeneca Plc William Purves Group Chairman, HSBC Holdings Plc Russell Race Chairman of T.Clarke (main electrical contractor at the Westfield shopping centre) Gideon Rachman Chief Foreign Affairs Commentator, The Financial Times John M. Raisman Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Shell UK Prof. William Arthur Ramsden High Court Advocate Jonathan Rees Private investigator involved in News of the World phone hacking scandal Chairman, Broadcasting Standards Council; Chairman, The American Trading Company William Rees-Mogg Ltd; Former Editor, The Times Robert P. Reid Chairman, Shell UK Ltd Unscrupulous & violent racist who used forced labour as a means of founding the De Cecil Rhodes Beers Mining Co. Sir Michael Richardson Robert Maxwell's stockbroker Jack the Ripper Serial killer and Freemason Simon Robertson Former Chairman, Kleinwort Benson Group Plc Director, Centre for History and Economics; Fellow, Kings College, Cambridge Emma Rothschild University Evelyn de Rothschild Chairman, N.M. Rothschild & Sons Ltd David G. Scholey Chairman, S.G. Warburg Group Plc Patrick Sheehy Chairman B.A.T. Industries Dr Harold Shipman Serial killer and Freemason Mary Ann Sieghart Editorial writer and assistant editor, Times of London John M. Simon No information found Robert Skidelsky Professor of Political Economy, Warwick University Sir Norman Skelhorn Former Director of Public Prosecutions Sir Michael Snyder Senior Partner of Kingston Smith Accountants Sir Bernard Spilsbury Over-celebrated Pathologist Sir John Chalmer Stebbings Former President of the Law-Society H. Dennis Stevenson Chairman of SRU Group and the Tate Gallery 18 | P a g e

Name Comment J. Martin Taylor Chairman, Syngenta International AG Robert Taylor IFA and Mortgage broker Gerald F.M.P. Thompson Former Chairman of Kleinwort, Benson, Ltd. Henry Tiarks Director, J. Henry Schroder and Co. Ltd. Sir Mark Turner Managing Director, Kleinwort Benson Ltd Sir Harry Tuzo Chairman of Marconi Space and Defence Systems Ben J. M. Verwaayen CEO, British Telecom; former director, Lucent Technologies Andre-Francois H. Villeneuve Executive Director, Reuters Group Holdings Plc Peter Voser CEO, Royal Dutch Shell Plc Rick Wakeman Former keyboardist in the progressive rock band "Yes" Arthur Edward Waite Mystic, Occultist and co-creator of the Rider-Waite Tarot deck Prince of Wales (1st degree Freemason, H.R.H. The Prince of Wales but has risen no higher, because he, like his father also consided it Silly Sir Siegmund Warburg Co-founder S.G. Warburg & Co. Mark Weinberg Chairman, Hambro Life Assurance Plc Peter Weinberg CEO, Goldman Sachs International Coroner, Theosophist, Qabalist and founding member of the Hermetic Order of the Dr. Wynn Westcott Golden Dawn Sir Charles Wheeler Former BBC Washington correspondent Graham J. Wilkins Chairman and chief executive of Beecham Group Thomas Williamson General Secretary, National Union of General and Municipal Workers Martin Wolf Associate Editor & Chief Economics Commentator, The Financial Times Thomas Wood A Stafford Bank Manager charged with embezzling £250 from his employer Edith Woodford-Grimes Doreen Valiente claims that Woodford-Grimes was a Co-Freemason Adrian Wooldridge Business Correspondent, The Economist Dr. William Robert Woodman General practitioner and founding member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn W. T. Wren Chairman, Allied Iron Founders Michael B. Yahuda Professor of International Relations, London School of Economics John Yarker Occultist, Author and Freemason Stephen Young Insurance Broker found guilty of shooting and robbing a car dealer and his wife

[Crimes listed here (in red) are those where the Freemasons have not managed to conceal their brother's secrets; a Masonic connection has been found, and then reported in the newspapers.]

Criminals shown in Red

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