"What is this process, so indefinable in its nature, so curiously, though appropriately named, and so inscrutable in its workings, as those who are acquainted with it affirm? It is a quickening, a manifestation, an unfoldment of some new quality of conscious life, which is at once turned to God and derived from him. It is a new form of perception, to which a NEW ORDER OF THE WORLD and a new spirit therein reveals itself and unfolds."




~Tarot deck creator & 32nd degree Arthur Edward Waite, A New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry, p.335 'Resurrection and Rebirth'

No where in the above quote does it state the goal of Freemasonry is a NWO.


"Masonry, FORMING ONE GREAT PEOPLE OVER THE WHOLE GLOBE, and marching under the banner of charity and benevolence, preserves that religious feeling, strengthens it, extends it in its purity and simplicity."


~Pike, M&D, p. 138

In this quote Pike is merely stating that Masons form one group across the globe, he's not stating the goal of Masonry to take over the globe


"Then the Sun will be extinguished, the earth be dissolved in the ocean, the stars lose their brightness, and all Nature be destroyed in order that it may be renewed again. From the bosom of the waters A NEW WORLD will emerge clad in verdure."


~Pike, M&D p.593

Again, no where in this quote is Pike suggesting the goal fo Freemasonry is to take over the globe. He talking about rebirth, that when all nature is destroyed it may be "renewed again". No where does it state that Freemasonry is about a global take over.


"We know that THE WORLD OF PRESENT VALUES is in the melting pot and that A NEW ORDER is to come, whatever crucifixions and deaths may be suffered before the Candidate of universal humanity can be raised to a greater mastery. It may be near or far, but a time of the world is coming when the office of Masonic symbolism, as it stands now on the surface, MUST PASS UTTERLY AWAY... The purpose of my Masonic life is concerned solely with a work in humility towards this end."


~A.E. Waite, A New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry, p.175, 'Death: Mysterium Christi'