Freemasons

[kite]

TweetAre any of you guys memebers? I've been reading this book "The Hiram Key" and it's pretty interesting, the authors are supposedly members that did extensive research on it's origins and what not. They are supposed to be linked to the Knights Temlar though theres conflicting evidence of this.

[T-Man007]

TweetAOM is. How does one get into that? Is it one of those referral only things? I've only met a few in my life and they never talked about it, as if I was below them or something. Not speaking for all of them, just the few I met.

[O2BESOHUGE]

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AOM is. How does one get into that? Is it one of those referral only things? I've only met a few in my life and they never talked about it, as if I was below them or something. Not speaking for all of them, just the few I met.

SAME HERE TMAN....EVERYONE IVE ASKED BLEW ME OFF

[T-Man007]

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SAME HERE TMAN....EVERYONE IVE ASKED BLEW ME OFF

Yeah, and I wasn't even asking to join, just asking about it in general. I guess it's one of those good ol' boy things. Maybe I need to save one of them from a burning car or something to be worthy enough.

[kite]

TweetFrom what I understand it is on a referral basis only. I know a couple in my area but not well enough to just hit em up outa the blue for membership.

[angryoldman]

TweetI am a Freemason. People think we are a "secret Society" of some sort. The biggest thing I hear is "You guys are worse than the mafia. You'll make me disappear if I talk bad about them."
First off, the masons are a fraternity. If anyone here went to college and was in a fraternity or a sorrority, you know that what you did to get in was a secret. To this day, you are not to tell your fraternity secrets. We are the same. What we do and stand for is NOT a secret. We own the Shriners hospitals. We donate $1,000,000 A DAY to the shriners hospitals. We take care of our brothers (each other). We do a lot of charity work. To become a mason, all you need to do is ask a mason "How do I become a member?" That right there should make a conversation. A mason is NOT allowed to ask you to become a member. You have to ask to be a member. the masonic organization makes a good man, better.
Any other questions?

[T-Man007]

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I am a Freemason. People think we are a "secret Society" of some sort. The biggest thing I hear is "You guys are worse than the mafia. You'll make me disappear if I talk bad about them."
First off, the masons are a fraternity. If anyone here went to college and was in a fraternity or a sorrority, you know that what you did to get in was a secret. To this day, you are not to tell your fraternity secrets. We are the same. What we do and stand for is NOT a secret. We own the Shriners hospitals. We donate $1,000,000 A DAY to the shriners hospitals. We take care of our brothers (each other). We do a lot of charity work. To become a mason, all you need to do is ask a mason "How do I become a member?" That right there should make a conversation. A mason is NOT allowed to ask you to become a member. You have to ask to be a member. the masonic organization makes a good man, better.
Any other questions?

Well, that answers it for me because I never asked to be a member I just wanted to know more about the organization. Now I know what to do, if I want to do it. LOL

[daved150]

Tweeti've met a few in fla. when i sold cars down there. older guy's, retiries. they were all pretty cool guy's, but they were a little tight lipped.

[angryoldman]

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Well, that answers it for me because I never asked to be a member I just wanted to know more about the organization. Now I know what to do, if I want to do it. LOL

Find a member of the local lodge near you and start asking questions about "What do you guys do?" Etc.... The, ask "How do I become a member?" I'm not passionate about much, but I am passionate about my Masonic brothers and my fraternity. It's an awesome thing. Some famous masons were:
George Washington
Ben Frankin
John Wayne
John Glenn
And many others!

[kite]

TweetI believe Henry Ford and Mozart were as well weren't they?

[solidground]

Tweetso aom you support the new world orders agendas?..are you aware of everything this group supports financially?im sure it has its benefits and does positive things but from many things i have read the group has funded alot of shady events/organizations

[angryoldman]

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so aom you support the new world orders agendas?..are you aware of everything this group supports financially?im sure it has its benefits and does positive things but from many things i have read the group has funded alot of shady events/organizations

I also read a story about this little guy in mexico the call "Chupakabara" or something like that. I also read about this well somewhere in Pennsylvania that leads straight to the firy pits of hell. I also read that if you say "Bloody Mary" in the mirror 3 times, a vision of a woman named Mary appears.
Yes sir, I read too. A lot of it's horseshit, but it's in writing.
People fear the unknown for some reason. We support no terrorist groups. We support no satanic rituals. We don't support raping and pillaging villages. We don't support cutting chickens heads off and smearing blood on ourselves. All I can say is, I've been a member for 11 years. And in thise 11 years, I've been to the Shriners hospitals at Christmas giving toys to sick kids who won't make it past New Years Day. I've seen the fundraisers and helped collect money for the scholarships that the Masons give. I've been to the Elizabethtown retirement community. I've been to fellow brothers funerals, dressed in my masonic wardrobe, giving a proper masonic burial. Not once have I witnessed any shady events or witnessed funding of shady organizations. But I guess if it's in writing, well..............

[supasaiyan99]

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We support no satanic rituals. We don't support raping and pillaging villages. We don't support cutting chickens heads off and smearing blood on ourselves.

I've met former masons from lodges in Europe and the Caribbean who have come to church to testify about the "evil" things they did as part of the masons and they always mentioned bloody rituals and rapings. I'm not sure how truthful those testimonies are though? I think these guys were high ranked members as well.

Is there a special way that a masons sits, that lets another mason know he is a msaon?

[angryoldman]

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I've met former masons from lodges in Europe and the Caribbean who have come to church to testify about the "evil" things they did as part of the masons and they always mentioned bloody rituals and rapings. I'm not sure how truthful those testimonies are though? I think these guys were high ranked members as well.

Is there a special way that a masons sits, that lets another mason know he is a msaon?

LOL! OK, this is a new one!
First, I have no idea what the Caribbean masons or the European Masons do, but I'm pretty sure these guys were pulling legs. Masons are amasons, no matter where you go in the world. They may hold their lodge meetings a little different, but I can assure you, no bloody evil things are ever done in any masonic lodge. No rapings, no satanic rituals, nothing. Heck, we can't even have Alcohol anywhere near or in the lodge.
And again, I can assure you, if there were 10 guys sitting in front of me, and only 1 was a mason, I wouldn't have any idea which one of them was a mason by the way they were sitting! We have no secret sitting rituals or signs that let me know who is a mason. We usually wear a ring, or a bumper sticker, or a lapel pin of some sort to let each other know we're masons.

[supasaiyan99]

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LOL! OK, this is a new one!
First, I have no idea what the Caribbean masons or the European Masons do, but I'm pretty sure these guys were pulling legs. Masons are amasons, no matter where you go in the world. They may hold their lodge meetings a little different, but I can assure you, no bloody evil things are ever done in any masonic lodge. No rapings, no satanic rituals, nothing. Heck, we can't even have Alcohol anywhere near or in the lodge.
And again, I can assure you, if there were 10 guys sitting in front of me, and only 1 was a mason, I wouldn't have any idea which one of them was a mason by the way they were sitting! We have no secret sitting rituals or signs that let me know who is a mason. We usually wear a ring, or a bumper sticker, or a lapel pin of some sort to let each other know we're masons.

Hmmm...I guess different sites do different things. One guy said it was necassary to bring Rum to a meeting. He said instead of feeding his family he would take the money and buy the best rum before going to a meeting. So no secret sitting stance? No bloody naked lashings? Well AOM, don't go to the caribbean or Europe to join a lodge!!! lol!!!