Mason Religions
Author:
Christopher Odin
Posted: Sun Dec 10 2000 10:38 am
All religions are run by Masons. After all, they have to have people
believing in spiritual good so they can eventually convince them that
they are spiritually evil. If everyone was atheist, they would have
no way to exert their mind control.
However, to find where they hold the black masses, look for religious
places with red doors. In Portland, there is one on NW 19th street.
Even has the pyramid sign in metal next to the front door. Courtney
and Daria O'Neil in the weather center showed me that one. There's
one in your community. I suggest defacing it with spray paint if you
are in the mind. No one will see you, but tag it fast anyway, it's
the rage, looks better too. Then call the local media annoumously
from a pay phone and say that someone has defiled a church. Then
watch as it doesn't make the news, no matter how small your town.
They control that too, but it would be fun to freak out the priests.
Dirty secrets and all hate being seen.
Or, wait until Sunday and stand outside as the people start walking
in. Casually whisper, "You lost your spirtual war," as the people go
marching buy. That will really freak them out. Tell them Odin sent
you.
Oh yeah, and also yell out, "The Judges are coming." They think that
they have to choose between dark and light to decide whether they
will be "de-evolved" or not. They think the angel Gabriel represents
the judge of light and a Mason the dark. They always choose dark
though. Another mind control device. Silly dumb fucks. I chose
purple the other day and they called me a Communist Traitor.
Whatever. I'm more of a Marxist Humanist.
Oh yeah, and they think the more they de-evolve, the greater chance
they have at becoming a creature of pure darkness. They get this
gold pins with a spot of dark in the center each time they de-
evolve. Sort of like a pledge pin. George Bush has several suits of
these pins. They like to show them off at their secret Mason
conventions. So basically they believe they de-evolve into Satan.
It's so stupid. Mysticism gone awry if you ask me. A combining of
cultism and science. They had to make it up when Darwin came along
otherwise no one would believe it. Go empirical science!!...and love.
In the Garden of Eden baby,
Don't you know that I'll always be true.
Love,
Christopher Odin
Author: Christopher Odin
Posted: Sun Dec 10 2000 10:39 am
These are common words Masons use when they are angry or trying to
influence each other. Again, from the wild-eyed kid from 110th
street. Not me of course.
1. I will haunt you for the rest of your life
2. You are a Communist traitor
3. You lost your Spiritual war
4. Your outside the "loop"
5. You're out of the League (meaning League of Gentlemen)
6. You're a terrorist
7. You are eeeeeeeeeevil. (they like to extend the first syllabil
for dramatic effect)
8. You're not listening to your "add adjective" heart.
9. You're not listening to your "add adjective" spirit.
10. You're a philosphy major (they use this when one of their own is
thinking too much. They are quite stupid and easily influenced).
I suggest using these 10 on your local mason. Look for car dealers
and anyone holding a public office. Tagging downtown buildings with
these phrases is sure to make them nervous as well. Just remember
your rights if someone bothers you. It's a lot of fun though. Just
go somewhere with a friend and casually drop these phrases into your
conversation (sublimally of course) and watch the sparks fly. It's
quite fun.
Love,
Christopher Odin
Author: Christopher Odin
Posted: Sun Dec 10 2000 10:40 am
Just got back from my pilgramage to New York and can honestly say NOT
to stay at the Hostel on 110th street. It's filled with CIA junior
agents, at least, that's the impression I got.
Anyway, been working on a new book and have the following
observations:
1. Masons control the world
2. Masons control the armed forces by convincing the members of
this "league" that they are on an evil spiritual quest, thus they are
free of any sort of conscience about thier actions.
3. Masons poison food and water with mind altering substances
4. Masons put subliminal messages in television, radio, and film that
serve to control the minds of the populace.
5. Masons kill migrant workers and serve them to the populace
as "chicken". I don't know if you ever got a funny tasting burrito
from taco bell but i think this is the taste.
6. Hitler did not die in WWII but instead was transfered to
Washington to serve as the leader of the "inner circle" of the
masons, i.e... the puppet master.
7. Hitler recently died, George Bush Sr. is the new puppet master.
He's supposed to take control but first has to eat Hitler's heart.
He keeps puking it up though. Bad stomach and all.
8. The Masons frequently sacrfice babies so that they can affect
thier position in the pyramid scheme in a process they consider
as "de-evolution". It's kooky, but they are quite crazy that way.
9. Masons control all drug and child prositution rings around the
world. They have splinter groups, like the Process in the NE USA
that run these rings.
10. Masons have all these weird rituals they perform in an effort to
get their way. This is absurd because they control everything
anyway, but it is a way of convincing themselves that they are evil.
11. The science fiction version of Masonry, which is only now
becoming popular due to the lack of evidence of working witchcraft is
called Scientology. They are basically the same pyramid scheme but
with a different face.
12. Food perservatives are poison.
13. Masons control all property, and are essentially the bourgeoisie,
or property owners.
14. Al Gore is a closet homosexual and actually won several more
states than was reported.
15. Masons believe they are engaged in some type of "spiritual war"
even ignoring empirical evidence to the contrary.
16. Masons control the psychiatric and medical communities and
prescribe harmful and drugs that are not needed.
17. Masons control the CIA, most of the FBI, the armed forces, the
police, and most institutions.
18. Masons believe they are essentially demons, despite empirical
evidence to the contrary. This helps them to do non beneficial
things that harm both themselves and the world community.
Well, that's my ideas anyway. Pretty freaky, but this crazed kid at
the hostel told me all this stuff. Maybe it's true, maybe not. But
something stinks.
Love,
Christopher Odin
Author: complexio
Posted: Sun Dec 10 2000 09:37 pm
Another interesting thing to note on this topic is
that LRH was,of course,associated with Crowley's
OTO. I don't know the exact connection between the
OTO and the Masons but I do know this. The Masons
were not very happy when Crowley had discovered ,on his own, much of Masonarys higher level mystical teachings.
Author: spongie
Posted: Mon Dec 11 2000 05:57 pm
After the Sunday service, three elderly gentlemen (in off = at least one of them was also a free mason) were discussing which was the most ancient profession.
"The first profession was Medicine," said the doctor, "because God made Eve out of Adam's rib, and that was a surgical operation."
"No," said the engineer, "the most ancient profession is Architecture, because God built the whole world out of the Chaos."
"You're both wrong," said the systems analyst, "the oldest profession is Systems Analysis. Who do you think created the Chaos?"
Spongie, the Mad Cow
Author: Malgwyn
Posted: Sun Mar 18 2001 07:26 pm
I can add a few things to this subject, from the experience of being a Free & Accepted Mason and even (shock!) a member of the Ordo Templi Orientis.
Have any of you actually considered becoming a Mason? I too used to believe that Freemasonry was this enormous controlling Org, I read (and believed) all sorts of material printed by Evangelical Christians about FM, and I was a big fan of the "Illuminatus Trilogy" by R.A. Wilson and Robert Shea. I found out all the secret handshakes and passwords and used to "bait" Freemasons, with sometimes humorous consequences. I matured a bit, and began to approach the subject with a bit more discernment. Finally I just decided that I was never going to REALLY know what went on, unless I joined. I knew someone who was a freemason (and a Beat Poet by the way) and simply asked to join. I found a group of mostly middle class, elderly (70's) gentlemen, who were fairly harmless, highly ethical, slightly right wing politically (in their private lives not as part of their Masonic practice) and not excessively religious. They were very tolerant of my differing views and even appearance (I look like Garth from "Waynes World") I moved through the officers line, attended "Grand Lodge" representing my lodge, and later joined both the York and Scottish Rite systems, and am an active member in the Scottish Rite Research Society.
I was for six years a member of the OTO, (before becoming a mason). The OTO isn't a religion, and neither is Thelema. One is a exoteric social fraternity, and the other is a moral/ethical system, neither require any specific Religious dogma. There are quasi-religious groups attached to Thelema, such as the "Gnostic Catholic Church", but again one finds the spiritual truth that is revealed to you by your own efforts, hence the A.'.A.'.(another separate esoteric Thelemic group) motto:
"Our method is Science, our aim is Religion".
L Ron Hubbard was a short term friend of Jack Parsons who was a member of the OTO, LRH sometimes attended the Gnostic Mass and parties at Jack's house. He was interested in Magick and familiar with Crowley's writings, but not enough to ever join. L Ron did like Jack's girlfriend Bettie, and at first opportunity, "borrowed" Jacks boat and took Bettie on a long cruise from California to Florida, which resulted in a lawsuit. That was the end of Ron's involvement with Jack or the OTO.
