I was in
the basement of this building, one December weekend several years ago, looking at an exhibit of how the
displaced people who were shipped away and never heard from again
were organized in the camps during the Holocaust.
Why the
Grand Lodge of Texas has this museum exhibit only becomes clear when
you stop to consider that many hundreds of thousands of Freemasons
and suspected Freemasons lost their lives in those camps – based on
an accusation or political denunciation by a neighbor, a former
employer, a political rival.
They weren't alone. Jews, gypsies, criminals, mentally ill or mentally challenged persons - all met their fate by being worked to death, starved, or murdered as an act of what was seen as political expediency.
And then it happened, one of those ugly incidents that can make a life take a radical turn, halt, accelerate, do loop-de-loops, or flutter like a panicked flying creature looking for the way out.
Out of
nowhere and apropos nothing, this individual in a black cowboy hat
strolled up and said, “None of this is true, don't you know,
brother?”
Say
what?
“These
exhibits. They aren't true. No one lost their lives in concentration
camps. Never happened.”
News to
me. That's when another guy walked up and said, “It's all a lie –
a Zionist lie – and it's there to make you believe something that
just isn't true.”
Hot, ain't it? That's pressure, the unpleasant kind that makes you sweat, blurs your vision, then sharpens it to an unbelievable acuity, brings your hearing into sharper focus and your senses hyper vigilant, and your mental awareness to a level beyond all reason. I didn't like it.
I walked
away, but not before an entire series of images flashed through my
mind – the takeover of a radio station on the Czechoslovakian
border, the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, the fact that a vocal – and very loud mouth – minority was propagating the notion that 9/11 was an
inside job...Oh, God. What else can you say? No one else can help.
Scary.
In fact,
terrifying, to be so confronted in a bastion of liberty like the
Masonic Grand Lodge Temple in Waco, Texas.
Within
weeks, the second man spoke to the gathering at large at a
constituent lodge, saying “They ought to take a rifle and blow that
_____'s head off. He was talking about the President of the United
States of America. Are you aware of how many people lost their lives
following the Kennedy assassination, people who heard something,
something as nonsensical as that – just on the spur of a forgotten
moment, and then it caught up with them?
True story. Look it up.
Here's a
whole series of 33 videos produced under the name of "dallasgoldbug" that allege that a
lot of what has happened on the world scene in regards to terror,
political instability, currency destabilization, is actually
attributable to the leading families of the world's financial
community – yeah, that community - acting in false flag events produced for video and the evening news in advance of actual events. The people who order the treasuries to print the currency, the treasuries to issue the bonds - the folks who clip the coupons, collect the interest, bank the dough,
farm the taxes? The globalists?
Unsettling,
to say the least, but it's worth watching because it's happening in
real time, and it's going forward now – today. History.
To be sure, it's all been debunked and thoroughly opposed. Like most disputes of this type, it's like walking into the middle of a long, drawn-out family argument, but there it is. One need only click on this link to hear a part of the opposition's rebuttal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4RMvthUPoo
To be sure, it's all been debunked and thoroughly opposed. Like most disputes of this type, it's like walking into the middle of a long, drawn-out family argument, but there it is. One need only click on this link to hear a part of the opposition's rebuttal: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4RMvthUPoo
I've seen some major league crazy, but this takes the cake.
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