Would it not be more authentic to stand on your own two feet in a conversation rather than hide behind the old "most of us at GLP.." hat trick?

If you mean to say that you YOURSELF know about "Aleister Crowley" and Albert Pike's involvement in the Masonic culture
then you are not saying much to me yet imo. That is a VERY general statement to make.

What specifically do you mean to say about that? What do you know personally to be true about those subjects?

Trust me, I am very familiar with all the old canards that have been passed around regarding Freemasonry. Seeing if any of those things were true for myself was the primary reason I joined.

In my own experience I have found absolutely nothing immoral about Freemasonry as an institution or with the Mason's I know personally. I of course cannot speak about any one individual's actions who might have been a Freemason that I do not personally know.

You must also define the word MORAL and from what belief system you are basing that definition on.