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06/12/2026

Elon Musk said that the downfall of Freemasons is we gave away our stonecutting services for nothing. Thoughts?

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Antimason fan art.
06/12/2026

Antimason fan art.

Those anti-Masons who claim that nothing good ever came out of Freemasonry should stop watching the NBA Finals and tune ...
06/12/2026

Those anti-Masons who claim that nothing good ever came out of Freemasonry should stop watching the NBA Finals and tune in to curling instead. 🔺️

I don't know if the Circle Squared was intentional, but I won't be surprised if it was.🔺️
06/12/2026

I don't know if the Circle Squared was intentional, but I won't be surprised if it was.🔺️

There's been a lot of vaccination talk in the comments. For the record, I'm fully vaccinated like a lot of my people fro...
06/11/2026

There's been a lot of vaccination talk in the comments. For the record, I'm fully vaccinated like a lot of my people from the 3rd world. I've also taken the first round of COVID-19 vaccine (not the ones that followed after). But some of the Brothers I deeply admire and respect are antivaxx, and that's okay. Biowarfare is real and it's a net positive that we question everything before we fully commit. Freemasons may disagree on many things but somehow we make it work because we foment open and respectful dialogs where opposing sides learn from each other without feeling the need to condemn one another. I believe society will learn a lot from the Masonic way of dealing with divisive things. 🔺️

If we're to believe anti-Masons, the Masonic CHIP Program is a secret and sinister DNA collection scheme. According to t...
06/11/2026

If we're to believe anti-Masons, the Masonic CHIP Program is a secret and sinister DNA collection scheme. According to the conspiracy theory, Freemasons are working with police and government agencies to gather genetic information from children and store it in a hidden database.

The historical record tells a far simpler story.

The Masonic CHIP Program stands for Child Identification Program. Its purpose is simple: to provide parents with a child identification kit that could help authorities identify a missing child in an emergency.

This creates an interesting tension.

The kit does not contain a child's information. Rather, it contains materials that allow parents to collect identifying information such as fingerprints, hair samples, photographs, video recordings, and cheek swabs. The information is then placed into a kit that remains in the possession of the parents.

It doesn't go to the police. Not the government. Certainly not the Freemasons. The parents. The parents keep the kit.

The irony is that many critics imagine a centralized database collecting children's DNA. Yet the identifying information never leaves the family's possession unless the parents choose to provide it to authorities in the event of an emergency.

In many ways, the Masonic CHIP conspiracy follows a familiar pattern. A precaution becomes a plot. A safety measure becomes a surveillance program. A tool designed to help families is reimagined as something sinister.

So perhaps the most interesting question is not whether Freemasons are building a secret database of children. They aren't. The more interesting question is why a program designed to help locate missing children is so often transformed into a conspiracy theory.

After all, the ideal outcome of a Masonic CHIP kit is that it sits forgotten in a cabinet for the rest of its existence. Better to have it and not need it. 🔺️

06/11/2026

The truth about Freemasonry? Some are Democrats, some are Republicans. Some are pro-vax, some are anti-vax. A lodge is simply a reflection of the community it serves.🔺️

If we're to believe the antisemites and anti-Masons, vaccines are part of a Masonic and Jewish conspiracy to control the...
06/11/2026

If we're to believe the antisemites and anti-Masons, vaccines are part of a Masonic and Jewish conspiracy to control the world's population. But the historical record tells a more complicated story.

The word vaccine comes from the Latin word v***a, meaning "cow." The name traces back to observations that milkmaids who contracted cowpox seemed protected from the far deadlier disease of smallpox. Building on those observations, physician and scientist Edward Jenner, developed what became the first successful vaccine. This creates an interesting tension: Edward Jenner was a Freemason.

So if vaccines are a Masonic conspiracy, they may have a problem. The original purpose of vaccination was not population control. It was preventing one of the deadliest diseases in human history. The irony is that conspiracy theories often transform life-saving inventions into instruments of oppression. The same pattern has appeared throughout history. New technologies, new medicines, and new discoveries frequently attract claims that hidden groups are secretly using them to manipulate society.

In many ways, the vaccine conspiracy follows a familiar script. First comes a mysterious problem. Then comes a hidden enemy. Then comes a secret organization supposedly pulling the strings behind the scenes. The details change, but the story remains the same. Sometimes it is witches. Sometimes it is Freemasons. Sometimes it is Jews. Sometimes it is global elites. The names change, but the narrative is remarkably consistent: someone, somewhere, must secretly be controlling events.

So perhaps the most interesting question is not whether a Freemason helped pioneer vaccination. That's historical fact. The more interesting question is why every major discovery eventually becomes evidence of a conspiracy rather than evidence of human ingenuity.

After all, if Freemasons truly invented vaccines as a means of population control, they chose a remarkably strange method—they started by helping people live longer. 🔺️

06/10/2026

24,662 new followers in the last 90 days. That's incredible. Where are you following from?

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If Freemasonry Is "The Craft," Is It Witchcraft?Many anti-Masons insist that Freemasonry is witchcraft because Masons so...
06/10/2026

If Freemasonry Is "The Craft," Is It Witchcraft?

Many anti-Masons insist that Freemasonry is witchcraft because Masons sometimes refer to their fraternity as The Craft. But where does this accusation actually come from?

Ironically, part of the answer may trace back to ancient Gnostic and Demiurge traditions. In several Gnostic systems, the physical world was said to have been fashioned by a lesser creator called the Demiurge—an ignorant being who believed he alone was God. The Demiurge was often portrayed as a cosmic craftsman or architect who "crafted" the material world while remaining blind to a higher spiritual reality.

Over time, some Gnostic sects identified the God of the Hebrew Bible with this flawed creator. In other words, the accusation that a divine craftsman is somehow deceptive or evil was frequently directed at the God worshipped by the Jews. This became one of the earliest theological foundations for anti-Jewish polemics in certain fringe religious movements.

That raises an interesting question:

If the very idea that a "craftsman" is secretly evil originated from traditions that demonized the God of Israel as a false creator, why are modern conspiracy theorists so comfortable repeating the same logic?

Freemasonry uses the language of building because it inherited symbolism from medieval stonemasons. A craft is simply a trade, skill, or vocation. We still speak of craftsmen, aircraft, watercraft, and handcrafted goods without assuming magic is involved.

So before declaring that "The Craft" means witchcraft, perhaps ask:

Are you criticizing Freemasonry... or unknowingly repeating a very old anti-Jewish theological argument about a creator-craftsman?

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