Comments on: Roll Call Summary Continued http://www.undergroundtownhall.com/archives/roll-call-summary-continued Fri, 29 Jul 2011 20:05:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sally Bowman http://www.undergroundtownhall.com/archives/roll-call-summary-continued#comment-935 Sally Bowman Wed, 17 Jun 2009 21:32:46 +0000 http://www.undergroundtownhall.com/?p=4560#comment-935 I am catching up on your blog and came across the "mosey on over" comments. Thanks for the words and well wishes, but more importantly for coming by. I wish I could blog like you, I have a little blog on my website but not like you, you have a gift. Keep up the good work. Thanks. Sally I am catching up on your blog and came across the “mosey on over” comments. Thanks for the words and well wishes, but more importantly for coming by. I wish I could blog like you, I have a little blog on my website but not like you, you have a gift. Keep up the good work. Thanks. Sally

]]> By: Tin Machine http://www.undergroundtownhall.com/archives/roll-call-summary-continued#comment-825 Tin Machine Mon, 27 Apr 2009 18:07:54 +0000 http://www.undergroundtownhall.com/?p=4560#comment-825 Whenever conspiracy theory is spouted, the mysterious "Illuminati" (along with the Bilderburgers, The Trilateral Commission, the Council of Foreign Relations, and others) are most often named as being responsible. Ironically, however, while many, many people can name those ostensibly belonging to the other conspiracy groups, the "Illuminati" is always left hanging as some secret, shadowy entity which no one can quite describe. Interestingly too, no one can quite identify what specific acts can be attributed to them - and no one in 225 years seems to have left the organization to reveal its secrets. Pretty strange..... (If you're not hearing the theme music for the X-Files right now, it's a CONSPIRACY!!!) It is well established that by the end of the eighteenth century, the Illuminati had been effectively disbanded. Because of Freemasonry's inadvertent involvement and misuse by its founder, Adam Weishaupt, the legends of its continued existence (and influence) persist into the twentieth century. (Weishaupt founded the organization and then tried to get the Freemasons involved. He achieved a very limited success in a couple of lodges but was soon seen as a 'user' and his group removed. See http://www.masonicinfo.com for the full text. And as far as biblebelivers.com is concerned, all they have published is lies based on a 100+ year old hoax and mis quotes taken out of context and twisted for their own use (how unusual). As most religious intolerants go they are fairly mild. Since Freemasonry cares not what your faith is, other that you have a belief in a supreme being, the bible thumpers get their collective shorts (or bloomers) in a bunch that Masons do not follow any particular creed when it comes to a simple prayer. I have read the junk that L. Kunk and his ilk have been peddling for years and and it all comes down to the same issue. Prayers while in the lodge are offered to The Grand Architect of the Universe and are generic in nature as not to offend any one person's belief. If the individual Mason wants to silently offer his prayer to Jesus, he may do so. So another clue is any group that espouses the debunked fraud that is the protocols of the elders of zion could possibly be credible is laughable. Freemasonry is not a religion, although religious in nature. It is not a secret society as we have signs and well marked buildings and are most times listed in the phone book. What we keep to ourselves is mainly modes of recognition and and some esoteric traditions. So why are the windows blocked in a Masonic temple? Simple, the same reason you draw your curtains when you are at home. Would everyone have the right to come and sit in you house to observe you and your family during dinner? of course not, that would be absurd. There are hundreds or thousands of books written about Freemasonry many by folks who are not Masons. All, with the possible exceptions of books printed by a Grand Lodge, are opinions of the author. No one person speaks for all Masonry. Whenever conspiracy theory is spouted, the mysterious “Illuminati” (along with the Bilderburgers, The Trilateral Commission, the Council of Foreign Relations, and others) are most often named as being responsible. Ironically, however, while many, many people can name those ostensibly belonging to the other conspiracy groups, the “Illuminati” is always left hanging as some secret, shadowy entity which no one can quite describe. Interestingly too, no one can quite identify what specific acts can be attributed to them – and no one in 225 years seems to have left the organization to reveal its secrets. Pretty strange….. (If you’re not hearing the theme music for the X-Files right now, it’s a CONSPIRACY!!!)

It is well established that by the end of the eighteenth century, the Illuminati had been effectively disbanded. Because of Freemasonry’s inadvertent involvement and misuse by its founder, Adam Weishaupt, the legends of its continued existence (and influence) persist into the twentieth century. (Weishaupt founded the organization and then tried to get the Freemasons involved. He achieved a very limited success in a couple of lodges but was soon seen as a ‘user’ and his group removed.
See http://www.masonicinfo.com for the full text.

And as far as biblebelivers.com is concerned, all they have published is lies based on a 100+ year old hoax and mis quotes taken out of context and twisted for their own use (how unusual). As most religious intolerants go they are fairly mild. Since Freemasonry cares not what your faith is, other that you have a belief in a supreme being, the bible thumpers get their collective shorts (or bloomers) in a bunch that Masons do not follow any particular creed when it comes to a simple prayer. I have read the junk that L. Kunk and his ilk have been peddling for years and and it all comes down to the same issue. Prayers while in the lodge are offered to The Grand Architect of the Universe and are generic in nature as not to offend any one person’s belief. If the individual Mason wants to silently offer his prayer to Jesus, he may do so.
So another clue is any group that espouses the debunked fraud that is the protocols of the elders of zion could possibly be credible is laughable.
Freemasonry is not a religion, although religious in nature. It is not a secret society as we have signs and well marked buildings and are most times listed in the phone book. What we keep to ourselves is mainly modes of recognition and and some esoteric traditions. So why are the windows blocked in a Masonic temple? Simple, the same reason you draw your curtains when you are at home. Would everyone have the right to come and sit in you house to observe you and your family during dinner? of course not, that would be absurd. There are hundreds or thousands of books written about Freemasonry many by folks who are not Masons. All, with the possible exceptions of books printed by a Grand Lodge, are opinions of the author. No one person speaks for all Masonry.

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