March 11, 2004 journal, massive explosions in Spain, more of Mason problems revealed.

The nation of Spain is devastated with multi-explosive devices detonated in the rail system. About 200 people have been killed and this is their 911 experience 911 days after 911. The world is in turmoil and the cat is out of the bag so to speak. The universal plan is being activated to accomplish the agenda of the new world order. Let us look up and pray. I continue quoting from the Newsweek article on the Masonic killing in New York State. Now the Fez Moroccan massacre shows up again as they parade it flouting and saying, I have personally killed a Christian. Many secrets are about to be revealed to the entire world about the family of fraternities reciting their demonic rituals and vowing to Lucifer. "But is the group that brought the modern world Fez-doffing Shriners really something to fear or even scorn? Stephen C. Bullock author of "Revolutionary Brotherhood" (Dimensions 1996) has found historical significance in the group, but little that points to anything sinister. Bullock, a professor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts, recently spoke with Newsweek's Brian Bralker about Freemasons role in forming the American democratic system, what masonry is about today and whether conspiracy theorists might-just be on to something. Excerpts: what are the Freemasons? They're a fraternal society. The traditional masonry is by and large about man; it uses secret rituals and meetings that are closed to outsiders and teach morality, encourage charity, learning to a certain extent and certainly to encourage fellowship. In a way it is part of its origins. It comes out of craftsman organizations-the actual mason's. Really the roots are in the 1600's and early 1700's, but there are these text and these traditions that get passed along. You didn't want outsiders in there because you were doing things that were supposed to be secret. Part of it was setting of wages, setting prices and things. You want to have a chance to discipline people who were doing bad things that you don't want to get out. I suppose like the American Medical Association in that way. And then later on, the secrecy is part of its appeal to a great extent. The argument is that these rituals are meant to be something separate-the point of the rituals is that they are a transformation from one status to anoth-er. If this is something everyone can come in and look at, it's not going to have the same impact on a person who is going through it. A lot of our presidents were Freemasons, all the signers of the Declaration of Independence-Yeah, there's a lot of that talk. There is a lot of conspiracy theories. A lot of what is really overblown. Compared to the proportion of Mason's in this country, they're very disproportionately represented in presidencies and all other revolutionary meetings". Not true, this is part of a whitewash in my opinion. The Mason's are less than 5% of the American population but this is only the tip of the iceberg dealing with their total control of everything that moves in this country and most of the free world. When all the secrets are revealed the population can see the bigger picture. Once a man joins the Mason's and subjects himself to these demonic oaths, other religions are just social functions subordinate to the Satanic vows to Satan through their god Osiris. The Newsweek article continues for 7 pages "So why is that? First of all let me say I don't think it's a majority Masonic anywhere. I think the people who were at the meetings leading up to Constitution, was 1/4 or 1/3. I think because masonry tended to attract people who were well to do, who were more cosmopolitan than average, who were higher status than others. That began to change maybe since WW II in the 30's with greater openness. More people had been allowed to join. In the 18th and 19th century, they were really a high-powered group. To a great extent that there are these theories that they were” cont.