Re: Queen E's Nurse Wears Masonic Buckle

Matthew · Post by **Matthew** » Fri 8 March 2013 9:11 am

Please see the link below to read an article that comments on a recent photo with Queen Elisabeth and a nurse that served her who is seen to be wearing a masonic belt buckle. In England there has been much controversy in the past over the influence of masonic orders on people in positions of power. (There was a hotly debated story some time ago in London where a police officer investigating financial scandals and legal injustice due to promises and vows between masonic members and local banking executives, the local judge, and even the police officer's superiors who all turned on him and had him fired when he refused to stop investigating a crime involving these people. After this hit the public press and the police officer lost his case in court to get his job back, it did result in the requirement that anyone who was a mason and was running for a public office in England had to declare it). This story linked below serves as a reminder of that reality that permeates the seats of power in England.

http://vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/w ... onic-belt/

Maria · Post by **Maria** » Fri 8 March 2013 1:12 pm

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Matthew · Post by **Matthew** » Fri 8 March 2013 4:23 pm

Sorry, I thought the title I gave to the first post for this thread was explanation already. I would simply have pasted it next to the link if it is that unclear or insufficient info.

Maria · Post by **Maria** » Fri 8 March 2013 7:08 pm

Icxypion wrote:
Please see the link below to read an article that comments on a recent photo with Queen Elisabeth and a nurse that served her who is seen to be wearing a masonic belt buckle. In England there has been much controversy in the past over the influence of masonic orders on people in positions of power. (There was a hotly debated story some time ago in London where a police officer investigating financial scandals and legal injustice due to promises and vows between masonic members and local banking executives, the local judge, and even the police officer's superiors who all turned on him and had him fired when he refused to stop investigating a crime involving these people. After this hit the public press and the police officer lost his case in court to get his job back, it did result in the requirement that anyone who was a mason and was running for a public office in England had to declare it). This story linked below serves as a reminder of that reality that permeates the seats of power in England.

http://vigilantcitizen.com/latestnews/w ... onic-belt/

This is interesting. Do folks running for public office still have to disclose their affiliation with the Masonic Order?

Lydia · Post by **Lydia** » Fri 8 March 2013 11:33 pm

The Royal Family's ties to Freemasonry run deep. That said, I don't think they wield any significant political power.
In my opinion, Freemasons are satan worshippers and must be exposed and opposed when in positions of authority.
I thought women couldn't be Freemasons since they don't have the necessary requirement to join.

Maria · Post by **Maria** » Sat 9 March 2013 12:05 am

Lydia wrote:
The Royal Family's ties to Freemasonry run deep. That said, I don't think they wield any significant political power.
In my opinion, Freemasons are satan worshippers and must be exposed and opposed when in positions of authority.
I thought women couldn't be Freemasons since they don't have the necessary requirement to join.

Women of men in Freemasonry can be Job's Daughters.

Matthew · Post by **Matthew** » Sat 9 March 2013 9:17 am

Maria wrote:
Women of men in Freemasonry can be Job's Daughters.

I'm sure Job and his daughters are none too pleased.