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Anyone Have Quotes showing Freemasons Want a One World Order?
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How much time do you have?
Start here.
Enter with the understanding that Morals and Dogma is a Compartive Study of religions and NOT a Masonic Bible as popularly believed. It also requires a certain amount of Prerequisite Knowledge to understand mush of the allegory, knowledge not conveyed in the working degrees.
Disclaimer. I "was" an annointed a High Priest and have received the esoteric Degrees.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72277360 I have Morals and Dogma, and am well versed in the allegorical nature of religious scripture / mythology especially in regards to comparative religion. what I am looking for are direct quotes stating that the goal of Freemasonry is to subjugate the world into a one world government and a one world religion that makes everyone worship satan. While I do believe there is a group of elites, many of whom are Freemasons, whose goal is to take over the world, I have yet to see anywhere in Freemasonic literature that states that that is the goal of Freemasonry. I am hoping someone can point me towards direct quotes from Freemasonic literature / texts / authors stating the goal of Freemasonry is a one world government and religion.  IF you were versed as you say then you would NOT need to ask this question. So sick of retards who never aspired and just read a bunch of empty shit claiming they're experts when they are just empty shells. what dude? so me stating I understand the allegorical nature of scripture and mythology proves I have never aspired?? what's that even mean? And based off things I've read, you all the sudden think you know anything about anyone?? Prove I am an empty shell. also asking the question of where is it stated in freemasonic literature that the goal of masonry is to take over the globe really has nothing to do with allegory. It's a very straight forward question. but let me guess, you're a religious person and were offended at the idea that religious scripture could be read allegorically.
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