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“The two things are very separate and I do not let them cross over. No mason has ever approached me and asked me to push things through for them. I wouldn’t be very happy if they did.
“The Freemasons is a charitable organisation and one which I get a lot of pleasure from being a member of. If however I was working as a councillor and was involved in any form of decision making on either a fellow mason, or the lodge, I would declare an interest and leave the room.
“Over the last ten years the Freemasons have become far more open. We are far from a secret underground movement.”
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Arrowtown Freemasons are set to reveal to the public restored historic emblems discovered in their 124-year-old lodge.
Arrowtown Freemasons worshipful master Graeme Wilson said the 110-year-old emblems and symbols were uncovered four years ago when pinex board laid in the early 1950s was lifted. Read more
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“You have a pre-set up network,” he said, referring to the benefits of moving to a new community with a lodge. “It’s a great group so you automatically have an affiliation with people.” Read more
Man says government has been run by Freemasons since the Civil War
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — A tax-evading man convicted of amassing an arsenal of weapons that he and his wife held during a nine-month standoff with federal authorities was sentenced Monday to 37 years in federal prison in a hearing punctuated by him laughing and chiding the judge and prosecutors.
When it was Brown’s turn to address the court, he rambled on for 45 minutes about how it was his duty to protect the U.S. Constitution and how the government has been run by Freemasons and the U.S. attorney’s office since the Civil War.
”I didn’t realize the criminal element was them,” he said, saying more than once he wished he could’ve introduced evidence supporting his arguments.
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