/x/ - Paranormal

>>17578

Because you misunderstand the secrecy aspect. Nothing in Masonry is secret, just discreet.

>>17578

>pwned

for reals, the unibomber did a neat paper on the self defeating of tech systems. you should look into it if you wondering about the nature of secret cabals.

>>17583

>iceland

>>17583

Aside from gestures tokens words and grips is there a local element to safekeeping of secrets like say a local password?

when i made fellow i was let in on my local lodge's passphrase.

and no, i'm not posting it haha

>>17613

No. The closest you'll get is one of the pass words in the 3rd degree is slightly different (due to transliteration and origin) in some countries. But it's not something which actually matters, or affects anything.

>>17627

> as the lie changes per degree.

Source?

>The Earth is actually flat

Love those silly threads.

>>17638

>Source?

Giving a source would create a paradox.

Sorry.

And the Earth actually IS flat. Which you'll learn in the higher degrees.

>>17643

>And the Earth actually IS flat. Which you'll learn in the higher degrees.

Naw, the degrees are about knowledge. Stating something so easily disproved would be contrary to the Craft.

>>17627

>The Earth is actually flat Freemasons infiltrated science a long time ago. All NASA Astronauts are masons. Sir Issac Newton was a mason.

[citation needed]

>>17646

Except the proof of it it false proof, and they will teach you as you rank up that it is indeed flat.

Especially if they send you to NASA

They like to shill on /x/.

>>17708

>Except the proof of it it false proof

Proof such as going out and actually looking at it? Must be a foreign concept to you, rather than just listening to others.

>>17710

Circle = 360 Degrees

Square = 360 Degrees

Circles are Square and Pi is 4.

Checkm8 atheist.

>>17708

>be me

>work as aerospace engineer

>worked for NASA as contracted engineer

>NOT a free mason (but interested in joining)

Earth definitely not flat. Literally the most retarded thing that people actually believe. In fact according to most historical evidence the people NEVER really believed the world was flat. It was an old sailors tale to encourage people not to sail/travel to uncharted places.

>>17779

what did you do there?

>>17778

Well touche.

>>20783

I'm pretty sure the moon landings are fake regardless if masons were involved or not.

we simply didn't have the technology to put a man on the moon and bring him back in the late 1960's.

>>20826

I have known a few masons in my town, They are all wealthy business owners, It's basically just a social club for wealthy people.

>>20827

The lodge I belong to has some buisness owners but is mostly made up of blue collar workers. And the one or two college students like myself>>20827

They are gnostics related/controlled by jews, thats all.

Time for real spookiness:

YOU ARE ON A SITE OWNED BY ONE

>>20798

>simply didn't have the technology

i love this dumbass meme so much

>>24103

PROVE IT

>>24155

did you never wonder why moot sold half chan to hori at a time when anon found out that he is within the sjw cabal!?

Third generation mason here.

It's pretty much a running gag about masons ruling the world, especially amongs the younger members.

One time during a dinner me and some other members got really drunk and read conspiracy theories on line for laughs.

I think the next part started out with one member saying something like

> "Oh no, they know! Call Obama!"

Then another memeber whips out his phone and calls a head of state in a completely different time zone on the speakers! (can't tell you which head of state).

> "Hey X! They know! They know masons rule the world!"

HoS groaned as the caller kept reading hillarious claims from the conspiracy sites until HoS loudly told him to "Fuck off! I have to sleep you bastards!"

We got a good laugh out of that.

I still can't hold my laughter whenever I see HoS on TV from time to time, knowing that he actually called us bastards.

Masonry can be fun sometimes.

>>24155

Just look up Jim, he doesn't even hide it.

>>24161

Ok so what's the point in being a mason then?

>>24161

>expecting us to believe a Mason wouldn't misdirection shill

>>24217

Scientific and philosophical study.

Freemason here, I am literally Lucifer. Also when I joined we were required to vivisect a Jewish child. If we refused we were the next on the altar.

I don't know why the fuck they carpetted the top of the altar. I had to clean that shit.

>>24417

He also attacked Russia in winter. Sure he only makes correct choices?

and he smelled

>>24477

you can deny it but he is right. Every footage showing a clear sight of the horizon line on a leveled surface (ocean) confirms it.

http://www.shutterstock.com/video/clip-9534848-stock-footage-time-lapse-of-the-moon-setting-over-water-with-moving-stars-and-milky-way-note-there-are-many.html

http://www.shutterstock.com/fr/video/clip-4526936-stock-footage-moon-rise-from-the-ocean-timelapse-with-stars.html?src=recommended/2516963:5/3p

http://www.shutterstock.com/fr/video/clip-11297246-stock-footage-moonrise-over-miami-moonrise-over-the-atlantic-looking-east-from-the-florida-coastline-tropical.html?src=rel/4086205:2/3p

If the earth is flat then how do you explain eclipses? Or gravity? Or the fact that the night sky looks completely different in the southern hemisphere than it does in the north?

>>24509

if gravity is behind tides then how do you get 4 tides at any given place in a 24 hours period while it takes our Moon 24h50 to complete a single rotation?

face it, gravity has no relation whatsoever with tide, it's even worse since gravity is a lie.

>>24496

>>24517

>gravity is a lie

I chortled

Mason puts a guy pretending to be retard to be opposition, then say they are really not a real thing.

>>24519

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awCx5ob04ZY

Had the author decided to zoom into the "half boat" he would have proven to himself that this is nothing more than an optical illusion, perspective fucking with our eyes.

Fortunately there are a truckload of other videos that show just that.

Point being that there is no actual curve.

also the videos here

>>24496

confirm that our Sun and Moon never cross the horizon

>>24540

That ship goes over the edge there too, the illusion is because of the heat, which is why it's not present in the video i posted.

>>17578

Why is it so hard to believe that the Oddfellows, The Elks, Moose, or even The Red Men have plans for the rest of the world? Each of these fraternal organizations have currently or in the past secret signs, words, grips, and rituals. Because Freemasonry was the first organized fraternal body it attracted the longest and greatest scrutiny. Considering also that Freemasonry does nothing to stop the speculation of a distant fantasy past does little to silence rumors, and generally adds more fuel to the fire. Contrast that with the Oddfellows, who also came from the trade guilds, where an established date of actual formation is decided upon and speculation is discouraged. Freemasonry is not an organized whole, with many bodies not agreeing with each other, or even recognizing other bodies as being Freemasons. Prior to the great depression close to 1 in 5 adults was a member of one or more fraternal societies in the United States. They didn't join to take over the world, they joined because of an absent welfare state. When the welfare state was created membership plummeted. All those fancy buildings Freemasonry built with money people thought came from a hidden agenda, actually came from the dues of members of this time period. Most of these buildings can no longer be kept up with financially and are now sold off. So much for the power of a secret cabal if it can be destroyed by the ideals of Democrat policies.

>>17580

I went to a local library. I'm in ohio.

They have an small archive section.

One of the books was literally on the practices and society of the freemasions.

It was a very old book too.

If literature of it has been around so long how is any of it a secret?

I am a mason. I rebuilt a website for a lodge. They asked that i hide their membership list somewhere on their site. Masonry isn't capable of running the world based entirely on the a fallibility of their existing members as well as the come-whoever-may approach to recruitment and initiation.

Free Mason's are just a daycare for low tier politicians, so they can feel important by studying old religions and cultures. It's essentially just child's play compared to the top dogs.