Freemasons Secret Society Still Yes or NO...........

[...HSAMSnoytiC]

YOUR A FUCKING JOKE HUXTABLE AND I SEE RIGHT THRU YOU.

[TheoHuxtable..]

see what this bith is doing... he knows hes beat. he knows its there now, so hes turning it around.

 

your a comedy act huxtable.

 

and even worse, a snitch.

 

[MrChupacabra]

We're still waiting for you to prove anything other than the fact that you have the mental capacity of a 14 year old.

[TheoHuxtable..]

[Harvey Wallbanger]

How many masonic orders can you name without using the internet?

 

 

People can be ignorant about something without it being a secret though. I could name about as many of the levels of masonry as I could levels of Dungeons and Dragons, or Judaism, which are clearly not secret societies.

 

 

Oh, wait, I just realized that nobody is actually going to be interested in an on-topic post unless it causes one of our Most Talked About posters to have a pointless semantic argument. Nevermind.

[TheoHuxtable..]

YO DONT TURN THIS SHIT AOUND, I MADE ONE STATEMENT... YOU SAID I WAS INCORRECT. I SAID I WAS NOT.

 

YOU KEPT SAYING TO PROVE IT, I SAID IM NOT GONNA REDIG, I DO... AND THEN YOU T-U-R-T-L-E.

 

dont turn this shit around, reread the thread.

 

Still haven't proved shit.

 

Keep digging, bitch.

 

[Tavaruawon]

:shook:

[RALPH LAUREN]

COS(SHAM) AND THEO! WHERE DID YOUR LOVE GO? I REMEMBER THE TIMES YOU GUYS USED 2 SHARE, "OVER PROPPING" EACH OTHERS EGO"S OUT THE WAZOO...

[Tavaruawon]

I say we all just start posting random pictures of high profile black men, some wearing an abundance of bling.

 

GO

 

[TheoHuxtable..]

[SwampFightOner]

Goddamnit, I fucking hate when random pictures start getting posted. It's the one form of thread derailment I don't find amusing

[TheoHuxtable..]

Everyone was waiting on COS, who decided to derail the thread, to pull cards and "expose" people like he said he would, and he FAILED. Miserably.

 

COS, you hear that? You LOST.

[lord_casek]

Casek, I'm not about to get into a debate with you I know I will lose you are way more informed on the topic than I am, I admit I don't know specific masonic orders names the only one I know is the Grand Lodge of England, I don't care about it enough to, but my point was that they aren't secret, they are out in the open, where I used to live there was a huge masonic lodge, hell it is almost a landmark with all these carvings on the outside of the lodge. If they were a completely scret society we wouldn't know about them, there is lots of information, books, documentaries etc on the order and if they were a complete secret society then we wouldn't have this information available to us. I am not denying they are secretive about aspects of the order but I don't consider them a secret society.

 

On the link I posted earlier it even had application forms to join the masonic order. They wouldn't have that available if it was a totally secret society.

 

If they had every single aspect of the order out in the open there would be no allure to being a mason, hence why I call them secretive.

 

I don't even know if you care enough to wade through the bullshit, but I can't name many, either. Scottish Rights, Order of the Eastern Star, Shriners. All I know, that I can think of at this moment anyhow.

[Tavaruawon]

:lol:

 

(Edit: Random pic posting -) It has it's moments. And in the case of this thread I knew it was going that way. COS obviously is perturbed and fighting a losing battle.

 

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[SwampFightOner]

He doesn't know what perturbed means :lol:

[TheoHuxtable..]

IM GETTING CLOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSE:)

 

That's the other post you could come up with? You really didn't notice the obvious sarcasm? I typed it in all caps too; that should indicate to anyone with at least a 4th grade education that it was joking around. Fail #2.

[...HSAMSnoytiC]

GET IN HERE RIGHT NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAO

[Decyferon]

You know me Casek I am always happy to learn more, but I think that a lot more emphasis is put on the Masons than should be, people always build ideas when there is something of a secretive nature and ALL the details aren't out in the open. I don't believe the masons are behind lots of the huge conspiracies they are credited with, I tend to think of them more of a gentleman's club style arrangement rather than a society that is trying to control the world from behind the scenes.

 

Maybe many many moons ago they had the idea that they could try but I thikn in this day and age they would fll far behind the big businesses that have the politicians in their pockets.

 

I read a book about the illuminati the other month and I didn't know that as an organisation it was started to help spread the understanding and knowledge that was common for it's time, it was formed in Bavaria where they had no access to commonly available books from around the world due to the very strict religious nature of Bavaria, the secrecy was used to gain members and create the illusion of being something more than it was.

 

I don't know why I am even bothering trying to stay on track of the topic at hand!!

[...HSAMSnoytiC]

I think most people will agree when I say that Makros does supply some very informative, thought-provoking knowledge and advice, that can and should be passed along to positively influence others.

 

I do part-time volunteer work over at the local youth center. I guess you can call me a counselor/mentor. We always have activities where we talk to these kids about common courtesy, the negative effects of drug use, education, environmentalism, health & physical fitness, crime -- you know, the usual things a mentor talks to the kids about at any youth center.

 

Many of the counselors will refer to quotes from great men and and women in history as examples when giving advice and answering questions to the children. You know, Martin Luther King, Abraham Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, John F. Kennedy, Albert Einstein, Jesus Christ; you know, the usual people that many look up to for knowledge. Which is great. I'm all for that.

 

You know, for example the counselors may choose a quote, write in on the board, and then tell the group of children to discuss. Like Martin Luther King for example "In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."

That's all gravy, but I choose to refer to Makros insight and example when answering these kids questions and giving them advice.

 

 

One boy asked me about how he should deal with bullies at his school.

 

I quoted Makros and replied, "Four holes. Four holes of terrible scents. You think its DNA pools, but its just glands producing their best beats (like usual), but these beats are tainted with horrible melodies. The melodies of the 4 holes."

 

A young girl once asked me if it was her fault that her parents got a divorce.

 

I responded: "Orange peels on wooden office buildings do not exist. Therefore, I must say that robbing the Wizard of Infernal Shits is a very unintelligent decision. Lighting a fire upon a golden mountain covered in Jonathan Davis autographs would be even more of a waste of time."

The children usually seem to react with puzzlement, but I figure that it's just their young minds at work. It's good to see kids addressing their issues.

 

And when I mack to a girl I usually use the Makros-esque catch-phrases.

"You are awesome and excellent. You exist. Hi." (always remember to say "Hi" at the END of your sentences!).

 

Thanks Makros! :)

 

TAAAAAAAAAAALKING BITCH

 

[...HSAMSnoytiC]

I think most people will agree when I say that Makros does supply some very informative, thought-provoking knowledge and advice, that can and should be passed along to positively influence others.

 

I do part-time volunteer work over at the local youth center. I guess you can call me a counselor/mentor. We always have activities where we talk to these kids about common courtesy, the negative effects of drug use, education, environmentalism, health & physical fitness, crime -- you know, the usual things a mentor talks to the kids about at any youth center.

 

Many of the counselors will refer to quotes from great men and and women in history as examples when giving advice and answering questions to the children. You know, Martin Luther King, Abraham Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, John F. Kennedy, Albert Einstein, Jesus Christ; you know, the usual people that many look up to for knowledge. Which is great. I'm all for that.

 

You know, for example the counselors may choose a quote, write in on the board, and then tell the group of children to discuss. Like Martin Luther King for example "In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."

That's all gravy, but I choose to refer to Makros insight and example when answering these kids questions and giving them advice.

 

 

One boy asked me about how he should deal with bullies at his school.

 

I quoted Makros and replied, "Four holes. Four holes of terrible scents. You think its DNA pools, but its just glands producing their best beats (like usual), but these beats are tainted with horrible melodies. The melodies of the 4 holes."

 

A young girl once asked me if it was her fault that her parents got a divorce.

 

I responded: "Orange peels on wooden office buildings do not exist. Therefore, I must say that robbing the Wizard of Infernal Shits is a very unintelligent decision. Lighting a fire upon a golden mountain covered in Jonathan Davis autographs would be even more of a waste of time."

The children usually seem to react with puzzlement, but I figure that it's just their young minds at work. It's good to see kids addressing their issues.

 

And when I mack to a girl I usually use the Makros-esque catch-phrases.

"You are awesome and excellent. You exist. Hi." (always remember to say "Hi" at the END of your sentences!).

 

Thanks Makros! :)

 

[Poesia [ ] T]

People can be ignorant about something without it being a secret though. I could name about as many of the levels of masonry as I could levels of Dungeons and Dragons, or Judaism, which are clearly not secret societies.

 

 

Oh, wait, I just realized that nobody is actually going to be interested in an on-topic post unless it causes one of our Most Talked About posters to have a pointless semantic argument. Nevermind.

 

Im saying. Freemasons are the easiest target to say that they control parts of government or have deep involvement in our society beyond the lodges. Same could be said for all other types of entities including banks, skull and bones, NSA, bohemian grove, grail dynasty, Illuminati, trinational elites, trilateral commission, bilderborg group, def Jam records, the G8, The NWO etc etc................

[...HSAMSnoytiC]

I think most people will agree when I say that Makros does supply some very informative, thought-provoking knowledge and advice, that can and should be passed along to positively influence others.

 

I do part-time volunteer work over at the local youth center. I guess you can call me a counselor/mentor. We always have activities where we talk to these kids about common courtesy, the negative effects of drug use, education, environmentalism, health & physical fitness, crime -- you know, the usual things a mentor talks to the kids about at any youth center.

 

Many of the counselors will refer to quotes from great men and and women in history as examples when giving advice and answering questions to the children. You know, Martin Luther King, Abraham Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, John F. Kennedy, Albert Einstein, Jesus Christ; you know, the usual people that many look up to for knowledge. Which is great. I'm all for that.

 

You know, for example the counselors may choose a quote, write in on the board, and then tell the group of children to discuss. Like Martin Luther King for example "In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."

That's all gravy, but I choose to refer to Makros insight and example when answering these kids questions and giving them advice.

 

 

One boy asked me about how he should deal with bullies at his school.

 

I quoted Makros and replied, "Four holes. Four holes of terrible scents. You think its DNA pools, but its just glands producing their best beats (like usual), but these beats are tainted with horrible melodies. The melodies of the 4 holes."

 

A young girl once asked me if it was her fault that her parents got a divorce.

 

I responded: "Orange peels on wooden office buildings do not exist. Therefore, I must say that robbing the Wizard of Infernal Shits is a very unintelligent decision. Lighting a fire upon a golden mountain covered in Jonathan Davis autographs would be even more of a waste of time."

The children usually seem to react with puzzlement, but I figure that it's just their young minds at work. It's good to see kids addressing their issues.

 

And when I mack to a girl I usually use the Makros-esque catch-phrases.

"You are awesome and excellent. You exist. Hi." (always remember to say "Hi" at the END of your sentences!).

 

Thanks Makros! :)

 

[Harvey Wallbanger]

Uuuuuhhh... what?

 

 

Really dude? That's what you've got?

 

I'm no sarcasm expert (though if there was such a thing, I'd be an ideal candidate) but I'd guess that Theo was being less than 100% serious there.

[...HSAMSnoytiC]

CLOWNSHIT.

 

what a fucking loser!!!

 

look at all the shit he wrote throughout this thread. LMFAO.

 

huxtable you a corny assed BITCH that talks WAY to much:lol::lol::lol::lol:

[MrChupacabra]

Wow, the sarcasm went right over your head, huh?

[Poesia [ ] T]

Wow COS if you cant see the sarcastic tone in that post you just referenced you are really clueless..

[SwampFightOner]

COS, do you seriously not get the sarcasm there?

[MrChupacabra]

a corny assed BITCH that talks WAY to much:lol::lol::lol::lol:

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[TheoHuxtable..]

LOL! I now remember that post!

 

That was OBVIOUS sarcasm, and it's sad that you really missed it. Everyone in that thread knew it was sarcasm.

 

COS, you REALLY thought I went around saying that that to children in real life? :lol:

 

None of those quotes make any sense and that was the irony -- who would apply the nonsensical shit Makros says to real world events? This really needs to be explained to you? :lol:

 

You failed again.

[...HSAMSnoytiC]