The Simpsons - Conspiracy Theory
- Thread starter Mr Janny
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I have seen these conspiracies (although the few Simpsons references are mostly new). I really don't understand why they try and group Free Mason's into the Occult. I've seen tons of things about numerology and I think there is something slight there but who knows what that might be.
Most of the "evidence" is just people trying way too hard and not accepting much simpler explanations. Our culture has been corrupted to the point that who you know is much more important than what you know. I think that accounts for things like the Skull & Bones Group and having so many influential people.
Most of the "evidence" is just people trying way too hard and not accepting much simpler explanations. Our culture has been corrupted to the point that who you know is much more important than what you know. I think that accounts for things like the Skull & Bones Group and having so many influential people.
The Freemasons wish they had the influence the Stonecutters have.
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Exactly. Anyone who actually is involved with Freemasonry knows how ridiculous this stuff is.I have plenty of Free Masons in my ancestory. Yeah I'm sure Iowa farmers are really big into things like the occult and huge conspiracies.
But it's only the "high level" people who really know. So the upper levels of Freemasonry are like the opposite of the low level pions.
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I know exactly what I'm talking about. There's nothing nefarious going on. Not at the high level. Not at the low level. Perhaps 75+ years ago there might have been more to it, but to think modern day freemasonry has anything nefarious going on is absolutely ridiculous.
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No offense, but I don't think you can blame anyone for suspecting you might buy into this.
