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   Eng.Mposted 16 years ago

   do they have plans to control the world?
   
   have they been controling the US?
   
   just some concerns
   
   best regards

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      Christenstockposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      - No plans to control the world.
      
      - The birth of the United States has Masonic Influence; and dependent on what some may consider controlling the U.S., I would say, currently, Yes, technically, a Freemason does control the U.S.

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   Curious Travellerposted 16 years ago

   Can't tell you - it's a secret!

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   usmanali81posted 16 years ago

   i think the other replies are deleted on the recommendation of Freemasons

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   Dame Scribeposted 16 years ago

   I have no idea who or what they are so can't help , sorry

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   SparklingJewelposted 16 years ago

   The Freemasons, like any other group or religion, does somethings right and somethings not right.
   It is my understanding that the Masons where begun as a group for doing good. Like most, there are always rotten apples attempting to ruin the whole basket full of apples.

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   Mr.Murphposted 16 years ago

   Well i am a proud prince hall mason and have been one for many years now.I can tell you from my heart that the freemasons do not endorse global domination.If you are looking for that look up the illuminati.

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   open-mindedposted 16 years ago

   I saw that documentary "Angels & Demons Revealed" or something like that and it is pretty informative on this subject.  I was surprised to see that George Washington wore Mason's apron (symbolizing his status in the organization) in his portraits. Today we would want to know what it is if our President wore a symbolic piece of clothing.
   It doesn't make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside, I would think that if you have nothing to hide there is no need for secrecy.

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      Christenstockposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I am often conflicted by this statement. Why? Because everyone has something to hide. Coca-Cola hides their TradeSecret (a key ingredient to Coca-Cola's taste and brand image. Does this mean they should freely distribute such secrets? Hmmm....makes you think.

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         Mr.Murphposted 16 years agoin reply to this

         That was a great example christenstock.

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