The Nazis were Christian (historical, theories, Mason, quote)
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And now I suppose you're trying to set up any action taken by Mensa here in his capacity as moderator as being influenced by him being one of those ee-vee-il Masons I suppose. I think you forgot to put your tinfoil hat on today or something.
The whole point of the info shared -- info written by conspiracy nutters and anti-semites (and believe me I'm no zionist ... I don't toss that around lightly) -- is that WW1 and the devolution of German society after was all a Jewish plot. And that led to WW2 which was also the fault of the Jews -- and guess who was being tortured and exterminated during WW2? Hm??
I didn't see it as identifying those things as a "plot" or "conspiracy", as though there was some communal end goal in mind. But of course everyone will read their pre-conceived notions into these type of things. I myself prefer to keep an open mind and not just blindly accept the Official Narrativeᵀᴹ.
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Originally Posted by mordant
Own it. Don't be facile. One does not just "share" that sort of info and then pretend you just think it's "interesting" unless you think it's accurate and endorsable.
"Accurate and endorsable", or simply worth considering?
And now I suppose you're trying to set up any action taken by Mensa here in his capacity as moderator as being influenced by him being one of those ee-vee-il Masons I suppose. I think you forgot to put your tinfoil hat on today or something.
Not to mention that the masons are basically one big post-college fraternity. I dated a girl whose father is a mason, and he said that while he enjoyed being a member, the organization is far more boring than most people realize.
And now I suppose you're trying to set up any action taken by Mensa here in his capacity as moderator as being influenced by him being one of those ee-vee-il Masons I suppose. I think you forgot to put your tinfoil hat on today or something.
Virtually everything mensa does and believes is influenced by his Freemasonry and the principles which guide it. I don't think even he would deny that.
Virtually everything mensa does and believes is influenced by his Freemasonry and the principles which guide it. I don't think even he would deny that.
Not to mention that the masons are basically one big post-college fraternity. I dated a girl whose father is a mason, and he said that while he enjoyed being a member, the organization is far more boring than most people realize.
Yeah I maintained the membership software for one of their temples back in the late 90's. They like to maintain a certain mystique ... as a non-member I wasn't allowed to see anything but the office. I thought it was kind of like a grown up version of a tree house really. Nice people though, and they paid the bills on time.
Not to mention that the masons are basically one big post-college fraternity. I dated a girl whose father is a mason, and he said that while he enjoyed being a member, the organization is far more boring than most people realize.
I will concede that the organization as a whole is likely past its prime. That does not mean, however, that we shouldn't still maintain our vigilance.
How did you know? I find his superior intellect irresistible.
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