MASONIC VALUES BREAKDOWN AND THE PANDEMIC CRISIS

The international Masonic Institutions have been harmed as never before during the last two years of Sars2 restrictions. The Brotherhood gets its nourishment from face-to-face debate both in and outside its lodges. But for far too long, the rules put in place have limited our freedoms and have prevented this intellectual confrontation taking place.  

But that is only the tip of the iceberg.

During these times of semi-incarceration, Masonic authorities of all Obedience have encouraged their members to roll up their sleeves and volunteer to help inject these supposed “miracle serums” that have failed to safeguard us time and time again.

They’ve also imposed on us to wear a mask, which master masons, knowledgeable  in symbolism, should recognise means surrender, subordination, resignation, and destroys our identity.

“Freemasons want to assist the National Health System and uphold the Masonic essential values of friendship, integrity, charity, and respect at all times.” These were the words of the Chief Executive Officer of the United Grand Lodge of England, an odd title that suggests there may be little of spiritual in what the institution represents.

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In history, dictators always fought their conflicts by exposing themselves in person, and that when they lost, they paid the price with their own life.

Today, the world’s aspiring tyrants fight instead  in a covert and cowardly manner. They use lies to sway people’s opinions. and sow the seeds of evil by repeating those lies until they bear fruit.

Who are the modern days tyrants?

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The French Revolution and Freemasonry – A different view

The anniversary of the French Revolution on July 14th has not been commemorated as a major event for quite some time, whether in presence or absence of a world pandemic. Today’s researchers are not reticent about criticizing the work of Robespierre and his contemporaries and yet France continues to celebrate the event with typical triumphalist narratives and oppressive rhetoric.

The scent of victory for the democracy that historians have ever since enjoyed filling the air with is not so much to cover the stink of death that emanates from the Revolution’s massacres – a “collateral damage “of which democracy has never been ashamed – but to cover the stench of lies. The Revolution was ever a lie, that is why an enthusiastic cult of 1789 has been retained ever since.

The Revolution lied from the very beginning when it proclaimed it was the reaction of a population suffocated by absolutism. In reality, history reveals that Louis XVI’s tenure was the antithesis of tyranny, beginning with the King’s kindness as a man.

Louis Capet abolished torture in the criminal system and was planning to abolish feudal privileges as well. Historians believe that when Louis XVI was guillotined, he had no faults except that he was a symbol of a world that the Revolution wanted to destroy: his execution had to be, and was, a rite of passage.

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Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris
“The Patriotic De-Fattening Machine,” a cartoon from the French Revolution, circa 1790.

The second institutional lie after “tyranny” was the assertion that the Revolution had been both spontaneous and popular when in fact it had been an intellectual project theorized and brought into operation by “others”.

Of course, a part of the French people did take up arms against the monarchy. But it is also true that the Fathers of the Enlightenment – the “others” – had flooded prerevolutionary France with anti-monarchical and anti-Christian propaganda for half a century.  

THE ASSEMBLY OF THE REVOLUTION

The power that hammering media information has to inculcate “strange thoughts” into the collective consciousness is clear to everybody to see during the present declared pandemic. Just imagine how valuable this type of communication had been in the eighteenth century public opinion!

Pius XII noted in the radio message of Christmas 1944: 

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