Rep. Massie is one of the very few Congressmen to oppose Israeli genocide.

Billionaire Jews are already donating millions to defeat him in the Republican primary.

The good news is that small donors are fighting back.

I'm fighting back:

https://secure.thomasmassie.com/donate/ 

Sorry to burst your bubble but he's a member of the lodge. 

I did not know that, but why am I not surprised?

The Jews sure do like controlling their "opposition" and, as I have said before, "Anyone and everyone who gains the media spotlight serves the (((agenda)))."

Oh well… back to the drawing board.

Sorry to burst your bubble but he's a member of the lodge. 

That's obviously a very serious, if not damning, allegation.  Please present your best evidence for same.

From GROK -


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• Biographical Overviews: Massie's Wikipedia entry, official congressional bio, and profiles from sources like Pew Research and LegiStorm describe him as a Methodist with affiliations tied to his engineering background (MIT graduate, inventor with 30 patents), family farm, and political roles (e.g., House Judiciary Committee). No mention of Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ or related organizations appears in these neutral, fact-based summaries.
• Speculation on DeMolay: A July 2025 article from WLT Report (a site known for conservative commentary and unverified claims) speculates about Massie's potential involvement in DeMolay International, a youth leadership group sponsored by Freemasons, based on a 2018 DeMolay Facebook post congratulating him on his re-election. However, the article explicitly states: "There is no definitive evidence confirming Thomas Massie was a member of DeMolay International." DeMolay participation does not equate to Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ (it's open to non-Masons and not a prerequisite), and Massie has never confirmed involvement.
• X Discussions: Recent posts (e.g., from October 2025) include baseless accusations like "Thomas Massie is a planted 33rd degree Freemason" or linking him to "Kabbalah" via DeMolay. These stem from fringe users amid debates over his votes (e.g., against Israel aid or for Epstein file releases) and Trump's criticisms, but lack evidence. Similar claims appear in older threads, often tied to anti-Mason sentiment without citations.
• Absence of Confirmation: Massie has not addressed the rumor directly, which fuels speculation in some circles, but official Masonic directories (e.g., Grand Lodge of Kentucky) and public disclosures show no affiliation. Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ membership is typically verifiable through lodge announcements or self-disclosure, neither of which exists here.

From GROK -

I think Matthew needs to ban all your jokers who cite Grok as if it were reliabled.  Next you're going to be quoting Snopes.

Come one people, and remove your heads from your own posteriors, would you?

There is in fact evidence that Massie WAS at least at one time part of the Demolay Masonic group, though whether he actively participates to this day is up for debate.  But just because "Grok" says it's "baseless" (their favorite word that they weaponized against those who knew the 2020 election had been rigged), well, it's almost more likely that the opposite is true.  Demolay is geared toward youth from 12-21, so he would no longer be part of that group, though it's not unlikely that those who had been members were "sheep-dipped" into a deeper participation in Masonry but without it being publicly reported.

General rule of thumb is that anybody who's anybody, or, basically, allowed to be anybody, by the Power that Be, either are controlled, either being paid off or blackmailed or both, or else they're allowed to get into office because they serve some purpose, whether (knowing or unknowingly) serving as a controlled opposition figure that people can falsely put their hopes in an therefore release the pressure of their frustrations in false hope, such as people who felt that way about Ron Paul.  They were never going to let Ron Paul go anywhere, but they used him to distract people into thinking he was their Great White Hope, as it were.  Then of course his son made the perfunctory visit to wail at the wall.

It's what the whole Q operation was all about ... where people were pacified by the false hope presented by Q.

In the case of Massie, we know that the majority of those who oppose Israel are Leftists, so they're not going to support Massie for other reasons ... wihch means that Massie is already divided-and-conquered, and you can be sure that he got the message loud and clear after the sudden death of his wife ... after which a Jew boasted publicly that he hopes that as a result of his wife's death Massie had learned his lesson (and undoubtedly was told his children were next through less public channels).

"Grok is so based, brah"

That's obviously a very serious, if not damning, allegation.  Please present your best evidence for same.

I live in Kentucky and it's a well known fact he's Demolay so I don't need to rely on AI.  Masonry is very widespread here and accepted as part of the culture. You'd be hard pressed to find any successful businessman or politician in this state that isn't a mason.  

Will you accept screenshots of the Demolay yearbooks with his photos and name in it?  Because I've requested to purchase one.