(Feb 17 2008) - Gee ... What does that "G" stand for ? :
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For years many have wondered what the "G" stands for in the middle of the "Square and Compass". Is it a code ? Is it part of the ritual ? Does it have two meaning ? Or is it designed to throw off the profane ? Now ... your getting close. As a rule in freemasonry, there are duel meanings to their symbols - one for the mason {that's hidden} and one for those they discriminate against. As well, they need those on the outside to be kept in the dark as to it's duel meaning. At first glance you are "lead-to-believe" that the "G" stangs for God. And so ... you assume that this is a respectful organization that puts God in the middle of it's beliefs and practices -- that's what they want you to believe. Even a few "Blue-Lodge" Masons will intimate this, but when you press in for details or where it actually says that in one of their "Official" publications, they quickly clam up.

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(Feb 10 2008) - 2 B 1 Ask 1 - What a waist of Time :
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To be one, ask one : Yes in dee-dee folks, that's what the local freemasons want you to do. They want you to ask them about becoming a freemason. Do they tell you what you're in for on the way in ? Absolutely not ! They do, however, make you swear an oath to keep their secrets - once you're in - what ever those secrets are. And of course ... they lead you to believe, that freemasonry makes good men better. Well, if that's the case, then what good do they offer a Christian ? In the coming months, I'll expose the secrets of freemasonry and why it's a huge waist of time. As well, I'll even expose who's a mason in Porterville and if freemasonry has made them better ... or just better liers. This will be one of the best reads that the Post will document. Rest assured ! A. L. "LUCKY" Lucketta

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