Our Fore Fathers where for the most part, Masons. There is nothing wrong with that. But, I am not sure of the fact it effected the way money was made. Our current money was not designed then. Also, I think it is great that we have had so many Presidents that where Masons, they are pretty honorable for the most part. As for the Illuminati , Yes I think that in one aspect or another are real. Business throughout time have tried to control countries. And there have always been secret societies. Hopefully, we give them more power in our mind then they think they have.
2007-10-08 23:32:24
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answered by Common Sense 5
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YES. they exist. It makes sense of the external and sometimes secret wars conducted in countries other than the USofA--except of course 9/11, which is the first act of war, in USA for some 150 years, and which will undoubtedly be followed up by more disastrous events, due to affairs such as the invasion and occupation of Iraq, and the use of mercenaries (who are free from all restrictions of international law and human rights--"oops sorry is all they can say" or "they fired first "), such as Blackwater in order to create terror by targetting women and children. This raises a question. -- " Should these mercenary/terrorist organisations, such as Blackwater ,including the CEO be taken into custody and arraigned at the International Court of Justice at The Hague?" The third of your Q´s is irrelevant!
2007-10-09 06:51:39
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answered by stainless steven 7
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Go watch National Treasure. Seriously though, they founders may have been involved in Mason's, but I doubt Mason's run the country. They let anybody in these days, you just have to ask (they have bumper stickers that say "to be one, ask one".
2007-10-09 06:32:14
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answered by bistekoenighasteangst 2
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THE ILLUMINATI AND THE SKULL & BONES
The Illuminati originates in the Jewish Kabala, Babylonian mystery cults, the Templars, Freemasons and assorted interests dedicated to Satan worship and absolute power. On May 1 1776, Adam Weishaupt, a professor at the University of Inglestadt in Germany, founded "The Order of the Illuminati." Many people believe Weishaupt was sponsored by Prince William of Hesse Casel and his banker Meyer Amschel Rothschild, the wealthiest man in the world.
The Illuminati's goal was to destroy Western Civilization and to erect a new world order ruled by them. Its method was to dissolve all social ties (employer, nation, religion, race, family) by exploiting social discontent and promising a golden age of "human brotherhood." This is now called "globalization."
Attracted by the promise of power and change, people served without realizing who or what they were supporting. Weishaupt urged his followers to "practise the art of counterfeit." New recruits were told the Illuminati expressed the original spirit of Christianity. Weishaupt marvelled that even churchmen could be gulled. "Oh! Men, of what cannot you be persuaded?" (Nesta Webster, World Revolution, 1921, p. 27)
The Illuminati had a hand in every so-called "progressive" movement of the past 200 years. Women, said Weishaupt, were to be enlisted with "hints of emancipation." They "can all be led toward change by vanity, curiosity, sensuality and inclination." (Webster, 29)
William Huntington, an American who had studied in Germany, founded the "Skull and Bones" (Chapter 322 of the Bavarian Illuminati) at Yale University in 1832. The members wore a death's head on their chests and were sworn to secrecy on pain of death. "The Order" became the preserve of the leading New England families, many wealthy from the Opium trade. These include the Whitneys, Tafts, Buckleys, Lowells, Sloans, Coffins, and Harrimans. The Bush family was dependent on these interests.
For over 150 years, "Bonesmen" have run the world from positions in banking, intelligence, media, law and government. Members included Presidential handler Averell Harriman, anti war leader William Sloan Coffin, Time-Life magnate Henry Luce, Truman war secretary Henry Stimson (responsible for dropping the atomic bomb), pseudo conservative William F. Buckley and many more.
etc. see link below
http://www.savethemales.ca/000166.html
Yes, I do believe. I believe that social changes are not predestined to happen, but they are a product of human effort. Globalization fits perfectly.
If they stand for peace and brotherhood, why are they secret societies?
The Illuminati, Freemasons, Council of foreign relations, Bilderberg group... this is not a conspiracy THEORY, they exist.
2007-10-09 06:42:13
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answered by Iupiter Stator 3
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Yes they exist and it is a well known fact that most of America's presidents were free masons.
2007-10-09 06:31:45
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answered by phate 4
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I am a Master Mason and have been one for almost 30 years. I hold life memberships in Live Oak Lodge # 61 in Oakland CA. and Hobbs Lodge # 63 Hobbs NM. As a Proud Master Mason I can tell you that of the founding fathers 9 in 10 were Master Masons.. Freemasonry is not about nation building. Freemasonry is about taking good men and making them better men, better fathers, better husbands, better citizens, and better friends. We have no desire to rule the world just make it a much better place to live.
2007-10-09 11:27:51
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answered by Coasty 7
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So mote it be and Shalom!
It Germany we hid behind a flower, in America do we hide behind an incomplete star of David? moohooohahha (evil laff)
2007-10-11 10:17:18
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answered by יונתן 4
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It is very difficult to believe that George W Bush has a plan beyond next Thursday.
2007-10-09 08:00:33
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answered by iansand 7
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NO, The DaVinci Code, Natinal Treasure, and Angels and Demons ae FICTIONAL!!!
(This answer was sponsered by the U.S government)
2007-10-09 06:30:53
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answered by Anonymous
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Ha ha! That's the load of bull that racists and conspiracy theorists have been using for years. Go to the treasury web site and read the REAL history of the $1 bill.
2007-10-09 06:31:06
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answered by Anonymous
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