masonic halls

[skipper1]

Sat eating a wonderfull sandwich in an exeter cafe my lady noted a masonic hall directly opposite.
You would never know it was there unless you sit and relax.

Are these halls just like the bilderbergers just small and local?

Who owns them? They dont make money like a shop but the guys inside do make money.

I guess they all chip in to pay for the 'boys club' how do you join? I wanna join and make a ton of cash outta them.

[haarp]

I wonder what they get up to. There's one down in Brighton town centre that I walk past often. Always looks deserted during the day, no doubt all the politicians and businessmen meet up at night and party.

[Freeman Stephen]

Magic rituals. What else do people do when they wear strange clothes, revere special symbols and have a get together. Court, church, parade ground, masonic hall, same shit different flag.

[singist]

I'm not sure if they all do it but one in my area has 'open days' where you can have a look around and ask questions etc.

[allseeingyak]

You may find this of interest.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVZHQLnHn2U

[paulb]

If you are a son of a mason then you are called a Lewis, and are automatically allowed to join at the age of 21.
I have that option, I have been to my fathers Lodge and its eye opening, inside it looks like a court room, the floor has black and white cheques, and at one end of the room there are Solomon’s pillars, in the middle of the room there are wooden tables with mason’s tools.
The lodge have there own bar for drinks and a get together.
From the people I know who are masons they are all ok theres a tyre fitter, carpet fitter etc...These are all lower masons, also called the shop floor...the charity and do gooders of the masons, it the upper masons who have been corrupted.
And yes they do practice occult rituals, and they have there own bible.....I have no idea who owns the lodge.