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Hey guys, check out this guy who wrote about the trilateral commission, council on foreign relations. This is a dark secret I've heard before and want to share. Hope you find this as interesting as I did. I also had a URL about the trilateral commission myself and its connection with freemasonry, Albert Pike, George Bush, Sr., etc., etc. If I find it I'll post it. It makes eye-opening reading. :o

BigG

http://movieland.epinions.com/webs-review-6D94-7B1B438-3A2EC6A5-prod1
 
Heck, you guys would never believe who's a member of the Trilateral commission. It's rather interesting to see all sorts of famous people from all political persuasions listed.

Here's their website: http://www.trilateral.org/

The interesting thing about them is that a government official cannot be a member of the commission. If a commission member gets elected or appointed to a gov't position, then that person must resign his commission membership.

Naturally, the government official does not have to give up his rolodex of commission friends.
 
Let me make sure I've got this right...

The assorted members of the Trilateral Commission are part of a larger nebulous organization - the Illuminati. This larger network includes the Vatican because the objective is to make the Pope the leader of the New World Order?

Right! :rolleyes:
 
Where to the Templar Knights and Rosicricians fit into the mix? The Free Masons are certainly a part of the decision makering apparatus.
 
Say What?????

I'm a Master Mason, 32nd degree (Free Mason) so does
that make me a member of the trilateral commission?

Yeah.....right. :rolleyes:
 
No, Dorgunner,

You need to read about it. Do a web search on illuminati. I haven't reviewed the guys stuff that was advertised on the website, but there is plenty out there.

The masonry of the blue lodge and 32d degree does not go into that stuff. It is a front for the bigger fish to operate behind the scenes. Only the very top in Masonry is in on it.

ChrisR246, I never heard the part about the Pope being in on it. The founder of a lot of this stuff was David Rockefeller, I believe. It's a long convoluted story but a good read.

But the Pope would give legitimacy to anything political because he represents about 1/4 of the earth's pop.
 
From what I understand, they're looking to put Elvis in power, since he's tired of hiding out in that hanger, where the only thing to do is play poker with Kennedy's brain, Jimmy Hoffa, and watch Amelia Earhart gum her food...

Guys, whaddya say let's work on what we can SEE?
 
The Trilateral Commission is a bunch of lightweights. The REAL Illuminati are:

The UFOs
The Gnomes of Zurich
The Discordians
The Church of the Subgenius
...and others. Fnord.

Important and useful tools..uh, groups, under their power include: The Mafia, Comic Books, Cattle Mutilators, Germany, Hawaii, Big Oil, Computer Hackers, and many, many, many others.

(For more information on this vital subject, and for a great game, contact Steve Jackson Games and buy a copy of Illuminati! immediately)


The precedeing commercial message is brought to you by the message that NO CONSPIRACY IS NECESSARY WHEN THERE IS A CONSENSUS. The rich and powerful, not surprisingly, tend to hobnob with other rich and powerful. They also all have a vested interest in _remaining_ rich and powerful, and work together to remain rich and powerful. This doesn't require a massive conspiracy; it's the Old Boy Network on a global scale.
 
RANT mode ON

I get a little tired of people accusing freemasons of being involved in conspiracies to destroy America.
Consider this :
The majority of the leaders of the American Revolution were members of the Masonic Fraternity. George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Paul Revere, Alexander Hamilton, Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, and all but two of the generals in the Revolutionary War were Masons. There were many more who helped form and served this country.
Masonic principles are embedded in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the U.S.
We have had at least 17 presidents that were freemasons.
Why would an organization be trying to destroy a country that it's members helped create (a country who's founding principles parallel it's own)?
IMHO those who accuse freemasonry of working to destroy our liberties are either ignorant of it's principles, have been taken in by conspiracy mongers hawking books, or are themselves working to destroy liberty.
Look elsewhere for enemies. They are not hard to find. Every day more are created by our "news media" and school systems. We must defeat them with logic, education and truth. Stop fighting windmills and do something constructive.
RANT MODE OFF :)
In case you haven't guessed, I am a F.& A. Mason, also 32deg. I have read several books written by people claiming to be former Masons "exposing" all sorts of terrible things about the fraternity. Every one was filled with so many glaring errors that it was obviously written by a hack.

Virtus junxit mors non separabit
 
So what is a 32nd degree Mason? Does that mean you can do physics-defying kung fu like in "The Matrix"?

Seriously though, what's this degree stuff?
 
It's a level

that you get going through ceremonies. Once you get 32nd Degree you can switch hands and gain a stroke. I oughta know, I'm one.

Don't let anyone fool ya, there is more behind masonry than a lot of foolish handshakes and gibberish oaths. That's just a cover for the guys in the smoke filled rooms. Much bigger fish than me.
 
32nd Degree???

BigG,
You say that you are a 32nd degree Mason, but after all the negative things that you've had to say about the Masons...I wonder.
Can you name all the Terminal Degrees?
Hell, you don't even have to name them, just list them by number.......can you do that?
 
All right, Dorgunner

I can't name all the terminal degrees, but... I'm a Master of the Royal Secret, Scottish Rite Mason, Knight of the Rosy Cross, blah, blah yadda, yadda, Master Mason, Fellowcraft, Entered Apprentice and 26 other degrees.

Since 1987, Henry Knox Field #349, A.F.& A.M. Alexandria, VA Yahoo, Sa-lute!

I do not take it lightly, neither do I wear it on my sleeve. It is not negative. The regular blue lodge masons, york or scottish rite masons are not the ones trying to pull the stuff. Read a little Albert Pike Morals and Dogma to see some of the real goals.
 
I'm not a FM but I've never met one that wasn't a decent guy. Matter of fact, I've never met a mormon who wasn't a decent person too. I don't think those who badmouth the FM's really know what they're talking about. G'pa is a FM and I don't find him in smoke-filled backrooms cutting deals on when to let Jimmy Hoffa out of the hanger at area 51. Most days he spends at the food pantry helping the poor. A lot of masons volunteer there. I guess that and the fact that tens of thousands of children recieve free medical care because of the FM's should be evidence that these guys are up to no good. :D
 
Albert Pike

I would suggest that you read Morals and Dogma yourself rather than relying on excerpted quotes. Basically the book is a LONG, rambling, mental exercise in philosophy. It's hardly a manual for world domination that it is often portrayed to be.
Pike's writing style has him playing "devils advocate" in many instances. He also explores many concepts in an almost "stream of consciousness" manner. The structure of the book, combined with 1800's English and the lack of a classical education (generally speaking) in the modern reader fosters much misunderstanding.
 
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