Author Topic: Ron Paul is a MASON!!! (Read 1590 times)

chichi is my cat · « **on:** July 17, 2011, 10:20:17 PM »

Ron Paul is a 32nd degree Mason. Don't trust him. He is duping many people. He is just the same as all politicians

Lybus · « **Reply #1 on:** July 17, 2011, 10:22:27 PM »

He's most likely part of a larger conspiracy. If he does succeed in putting an end to the fed, he will simply be a tool to monopolize the gold that we'd switch over to.

MyrnaM · « **Reply #2 on:** July 17, 2011, 10:31:28 PM »

I read that some time ago, that he was a Mason.

Raoul76 · « **Reply #3 on:** July 17, 2011, 10:56:21 PM »

It shocks me that people are still so naive to believe that you can be put on TV and be a high-powered Congressman and so on and so forth without somehow doing the devil's work, whether consciously or unconsciously. But with Americans, the Horatio Alger fantasies die hard. Even trad Catholics believe in them; they think maybe ONE guy squeaked through, lol.

Anyway, Ron Paul reveals himself through what he says. He is just another false-opposition figure, the equivalent of Marine Le Pen in France, who is supposedly "ultra-right-wing" yet doesn't want to outlaw abortion, saying that would be against the secular values of the Republic... Bleh bleh bleh. Bring on the Great Monarch. The entire democratic globalized system is a giant farce.

Ron Paul gives people a spurious hope that ending the Fed will make some big difference. This is sort of like saying that a man who has terminal cancer should brush his teeth more to avoid cavities. It's not going to cure anything at this point. He's about 80 years too late.

It's very, very obvious that the devil is trying to get people completely focused on money instead of on their souls. If you read the comments section of any newspaper about the economic crisis, there are ten million people with a home-made solution to our economic woes -- and some of them are even correct, mainly the ones that advocate tariffs and are against globalization -- but almost none of them realize that what's about to hit us is a punishment for sin. People like Ron Paul just give false hope, he paints fantasy scenarios that appeal to naive Americans who refuse to wake up out of their trance and get to the root of the problem. Not only that, they create false hope for things we shouldn't even hope for ( the restoration of rotten, sick constitutional Freemasonic America, who would want to go through all this again? )

Raoul76 · « **Reply #4 on:** July 17, 2011, 10:59:02 PM »

With all that being said, I haven't heard he's a Mason for sure, but there is the rumor that his wife is a member of the Eastern Star, the female Masons; and that the only way to join this group is to have a husband who's a Mason... So, yeah.

Raoul76 · « **Reply #5 on:** July 17, 2011, 11:10:24 PM »

Okay, you don't HAVE to have a husband who's a Mason to be in the Eastern Star, but women in that group generally do.

It's amazing how some of the conspiracy dudes are more clear-sighted about these things than Catholics -- except when it comes to saving their souls.

A poster from "Abovetopsecret" said --

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It's becoming more and more obvious to me that Ron Paul's just there to occupy peoples' minds and give them false hope. The trap is not fully set yet so 'they're' just buying time.

This guy is exactly right. He is a distraction who is there to give false hope. But what I would ask this man if I could is -- distraction from what? Why, from the fact that you have an eternal soul and that this battle is about the devil waging war on the Catholic Church! But no, these people probably have their head full of nonsense about evil Jesuits.

Lybus · « **Reply #6 on:** July 17, 2011, 11:16:43 PM »

Quote from: Raoul76

It shocks me that people are still so naive to believe that you can be put on TV and be a high-powered Congressman and so on and so forth without somehow doing the devil's work, whether consciously or unconsciously. But with Americans, the Horatio Alger fantasies die hard. Even trad Catholics believe in them; they think maybe ONE guy squeaked through, lol.

Anyway, Ron Paul reveals himself through what he says. He is just another false-opposition figure, the equivalent of Marine Le Pen in France, who is supposedly "ultra-right-wing" yet doesn't want to outlaw abortion, saying that would be against the secular values of the Republic... Bleh bleh bleh. Bring on the Great Monarch. The entire democratic globalized system is a giant farce.

Ron Paul gives people a spurious hope that ending the Fed will make some big difference. This is sort of like saying that a man who has terminal cancer should brush his teeth more to avoid cavities. It's not going to cure anything at this point. He's about 80 years too late.

It's very, very obvious that the devil is trying to get people completely focused on money instead of on their souls. If you read the comments section of any newspaper about the economic crisis, there are ten million people with a home-made solution to our economic woes -- and some of them are even correct, mainly the ones that advocate tariffs and are against globalization -- but almost none of them realize that what's about to hit us is a punishment for sin. People like Ron Paul just give false hope, he paints fantasy scenarios that appeal to naive Americans who refuse to wake up out of their trance and get to the root of the problem. Not only that, they create false hope for things we shouldn't even hope for ( the restoration of rotten, sick constitutional Freemasonic America, who would want to go through all this again? )

nice post; i agree.

Exilenomore · « **Reply #7 on:** July 18, 2011, 06:00:47 AM »

I am not American, so I do not know much about the politician mentioned in this thread. But I agree with Raoul that it is mindboggling how some people still think that you can somehow get to the top offices in a modern day government without paying homage to the 'baphomet' of the masonic sects. (Figuratively speaking, of course... I think.)

Here the 'democratic' system has a little thing called cordon sanitaire to silence and render powerless any political group which stands up against masonic abominations such as surgical infanticide ('abortion'), even when such a group has the majority of 'votes'. In this way, the other political parties which are otherwise always bickering against each other, conspire against the few who stand up against childmurder, sodomy etc.

Sigismund · « **Reply #8 on:** July 18, 2011, 04:04:07 PM »

Sadly, he is still the best thing out there.

Catholic Samurai · « **Reply #9 on:** July 19, 2011, 11:51:33 AM »

I've been open to the possibility of Ron Paul being false opposition, but I haven't come across anything so far with evidence to prove that he is. I've actually read somewhere that while supposedly he is not a Mason, he is/was a member of another secret society, but I can't remember the name.

We do know for certain that his son "Rand" Paul is a Mason.

Catholic Samurai · « **Reply #10 on:** July 19, 2011, 11:57:52 AM »

Quote from: Raoul76

Anyway, Ron Paul reveals himself through what he says. He is just another false-opposition figure, the equivalent of Marine Le Pen in France, who is supposedly "ultra-right-wing" yet doesn't want to outlaw abortion, saying that would be against the secular values of the Republic... Bleh bleh bleh. Bring on the Great Monarch.

Ahhh... So you admit that Le Pen is false opposition! Glad you're not THAT sick with France Fever.

I strongly agree. This "Republic" game is getting old.