Re: Fremasonry

I followed your link ... and I will try to be kind.
The guy you cited as some sort of authority is a nut-job !!!

In the first two paragraphs he lays the blame for the assassination of Julius Caesar and Jesus of Nazareth on the money-changers of the day.
Just a blatant statement of "fact".
Not a single shred of evidence of course.

For me, there is no point in wasting my time reading the rest of the rant.

Idealist, you are obviously one of the good guys - and no dill.
It just stuns me that you can be taken-in by this nonsense.

Re: Fremasonry

I didn't cite anyone as authoritative, I simply provided a link to a useful website that explains reasonably well how the balance of power has switched back and forth between the banksters and the "people" throughout history.

The situation that the US finds itself in today, crippled as it is with debts having been held to ransom by the Federal Reserve for so long is I believe a direct result of the fact that the power to print money, is currently in the hands of the banksters again. It is a wicked power when in the wrong hands.

Re: Fremasonry

Another site which testifies that Caesar minted his own coin, in far higher quantity to the existing mint.

http://www.ancient.eu/Roman_Coinage/

"In 84 BCE once again the link between warfare and coinage was evidenced when Sulla minted new silver and gold coins to pay his armies, a necessity repeated by Julius Caesar, who in 46 BCE, minted the largest quantity of gold coin yet seen in Rome, outproducing the state mint in the process. Following the death of Caesar coinage was produced by the various parties fighting to succeed him but with Octavian's victory a uniform Roman coinage was once more established."

Re: Fremasonry

I watched a programme a few years ago about Americans richest.
George Bush jr visited a major banker at his home address seeking his backing.
He got and got the job.
Employees from the major financial institutions are constantly flitting in and out of the White House on secondments.
Where do there loyalties lie?

Re: Fremasonry

This is it Ian, people who belong to secret societies should not be allowed hold public office, it goes against everything that should be in the publics interest, and politicians are nothing but public servants, well that's what they take the oath to be.

Re: Fremasonry

Yes Jem, many in public office take an oath quite different to the masonic oath and both are at odds with each other.

Re: Fremasonry

I would, and indeed did cry, " revolution", but as I have got older I realise that my voice does not matter.