Religion itself is the fount of most evil - Page 3

AlanG · 10th August 2005, 10:47 AM

SHould I merge these mason posts with the japanese ones?

humndislocation · 10th August 2005, 11:12 AM

When someone like David Icke, who believes that the world is being controlled by interdimensional lizards, also believes in this illuminati shit, I have a hard time believing it. Or is David Icke just a part of the consipracy to discredit the illuminati? :tinfoil:

I have no doubt that there is more going on behind the scenes in power, than we are allowed to know, but I think this illuminati thing is just people who put their tinfoil hat on a bit too tight.

Chunder · 11th August 2005, 02:19 AM

Check Wikipedias entry to the Freemasons, seems pretty balanced and well rounded.

I think the freemasons et probably hold a fair amount of sway over various societal factors through influence peddling and the like, but I wouldn't get too conspirtorial about it.

I mean, ultimately, if you look for a pattern long enough, you'll see it, ken?

graham enzk · 11th August 2005, 08:49 AM

my grandad was a mason. can't remember him mentioning ruling the world or anything. didn't have much money either.
they did have a hall that had a cheap bar, so all the family round there used it for wedding receptions and parties and such.
they came to his funeral and each did this wee ritual thing at his grave, sweat of my brow blah blah blah and put something in the grave, a leaf or twig or something, can't really remember.

Chunder · 11th August 2005, 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by smallbob

my grandad was a mason. can't remember him mentioning ruling the world or anything. didn't have much money either.
they did have a hall that had a cheap bar, so all the family round there used it for wedding receptions and parties and such.
they came to his funeral and each did this wee ritual thing at his grave, sweat of my brow blah blah blah and put something in the grave, a leaf or twig or something, can't really remember.

Aye similar memories of my grandad, he was in one of them fraternal societies too... RAOB... His RAOB friends were top notch blokes too, in a kindly old man kind of way.

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10th August 2005, 11:12 AM	#32 (permalink)
humndislocation Hardcore is serious guys Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Dundee Posts: 5,818 Band: Blasphemous Necrorapist	When someone like David Icke, who believes that the world is being controlled by interdimensional lizards, also believes in this illuminati shit, I have a hard time believing it. Or is David Icke just a part of the consipracy to discredit the illuminati? :tinfoil: I have no doubt that there is more going on behind the scenes in power, than we are allowed to know, but I think this illuminati thing is just people who put their tinfoil hat on a bit too tight.

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Chunder Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: 今治、えひめ、日本 Posts: 388	Check Wikipedias entry to the Freemasons, seems pretty balanced and well rounded. I think the freemasons et probably hold a fair amount of sway over various societal factors through influence peddling and the like, but I wouldn't get too conspirtorial about it. I mean, ultimately, if you look for a pattern long enough, you'll see it, ken?

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graham enzk Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: back in the day Posts: 2,756 Band: condition21, ultramegaholocausticwhi rlwindzombiedeathsquad , utter fucking hate, distorted noise, tin pot hippies, spiteful	my grandad was a mason. can't remember him mentioning ruling the world or anything. didn't have much money either. they did have a hall that had a cheap bar, so all the family round there used it for wedding receptions and parties and such. they came to his funeral and each did this wee ritual thing at his grave, sweat of my brow blah blah blah and put something in the grave, a leaf or twig or something, can't really remember.