Were free masons ever prevalent in american history?
Were free masons ever prevalent in american history?
Robert Lewis
Andrew White
Of course not, silly conspiracy theorist goy
John King
Yeah, when JFK was shot
Ryder Wood
also when George Washington was assassinated on his deathbed
and the Titanic
and the creation of the Federal Reserve
and 9/11
and both World Wars
Benjamin Price
>assassinated on his deathbed
Gavin Rivera
Jace Fisher
Leo Young
Eli Collins
Angel Lopez
Aaron Diaz
Hudson Lopez
Gavin Gomez
Ryan Wilson
David Torres
Evan Hill
Luis Howard
Elijah Robinson
Matthew Wood
Carter Martinez
Jonathan Nelson
Brayden Murphy
Brandon Price
Oh no! No not at all. They certainly did not have a hand in the revolution, the founding of our country, the establishment of our currency, the design of our Capitol, or the enacting of any of our laws. Nah.
Jack Butler
Many founding fathers were masons. The revolutions of France, America, Italy, Turkey, Mexico, and others would not have happened but for those in the craft. Look at the names of those powerful and influential in the American revolution and see which ones were masons. Same as in the civil war, on both sides, which is largely forgotten.
Look also into a book “Proofs of a Conspiracy” by John Robison. It is a largely forgotten work, though it is fucking explosive and shows how powerful freemasonry was in the 18th/early 19th centuries. Robison was a naturalist and scholar and had many Masonic contacts. He wrote the book as eyewitness to those revolutionary times and had incredible connections. Up until recent his book was seen by those investigating this shit as the seminal work. There is so much out there with verified sourcing and direct proof of astounding truths, and yet nobody knows they exist! Tragedy and Hope tier shit and better.
When AJ talks about “white papers” and research data, he isn’t joking