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http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/paulbernardo.html Hitler seen potential in Freemasonry and discovered it's weakness and exploited and fatally wounded the FREEMASONS. He used the freemason and symbols and structure and remanufactured a new order while destroying the freemasons. He then used the Freemason threat to further his own cause and bring together people that suffered under the masonic abuse. Unknown to them hitler was using the same idea to build his death machine. Freemasonry puts the blinders on people operating under a society of free will. Slowly they can be misled and taught a loyalty that betrays common individuality choosing a company because it is a member of freemasonry is not capitalism it is communism. When people operate in a open free society they are less violent and more productive. Everyone finds their place on a competition basis and the strong always prevail. Freemasonry is flawed treating all men as equal because they are not. A millionair can be broke and within months reaquire his lost money. He has taught himself how to master money. Placing himself at the right place he flourishes and if a good man benefits society that is the benefit of capitalism. The only flaw to capitalism is freemasonry and its members. They crap in their own house and blame the mess on capitalism but many can see that the corruption at the top is just that not very democratic. Even the best intention democratic govenments fail at the first sign of corruption. Government misspending happens when a civil worker battles others over a budget and dumps his money any way he can to get the same money back next budget. Without competition this method has no checks and balances and should not be a part of capitalism. Hitler gained momentum at first because he seen these flaws in other societies. German efficiency soon desolved due to the weakness of the freemasons original plan. Communism will always be weaker due to the amount of details that have to be handled. One man can not possibly control every detail where as freedom and individualism allows just the opposite. Better to have a million thinkers than it is to have one thinking for all, no contest and the freemasons know this. That is why they start wih a freternity that is open and free yet secret till you make it to the top. Go To Replies Sympatico / MSN Groups Sponsored Links USA TODAY - Official Subscription Site Save 45%. Get free home delivery. USA Today informs in a quick, concise format with powerful color graphics, cutting-edge news, money advice, sports and... subscribe.usatoday.com U.S. News in the Financial Times Try 4 weeks risk-free home delivery of the FT and get U.S. news and more. If you like it, subscribe for just $99 for one year (306 issues) - a savings... www.ftnewspaper.com US News Coverage at The New York Times The New York Times online edition. Local, national and international news from the winner of 90 Pulitzer Prizes. One week free trial and only $12.50 for... www.nytimesee.com First Previous 2-3 of 3 Next Last Delete Replies Reply Recommend Delete Message 2 of 3 in Discussion From: copernicus12223 Sent: 15/04/2005 1:19 PM http://www.freemasonrywatch.org/thenewage.html Reply Recommend Delete Message 3 of 3 in Discussion From: copernicus12223 Sent: 15/04/2005 1:27 PM Robert L Thompsett found Jamie Belair in a cyber cafe. Before Jamie was a man named chris wearing a freemason symbol. I can see now Jamie has tooken over roberts siteas webmaster.... http://stuffnewspaper.com/ttheteam.html When my brother and I discovered the symbol my computer and my brothers hard drive mysteriously crashed and Chris was erased from Roberts site. Robert L thompsett wonders into cyber cafes makes friends and creates a help me out attitude by providing his friends with the help they need in return they enter the Freemason funnel Institutionalised Parasites? by Tony Gosling @nticopyright When I first heard about the Freemasons they seemed harmless enough, a likable curiosity. Aprons? Secret handshakes? A bit of childlike escapism for grown-ups? But Stephen Knight and Martin Short's masonic exposés reveal an occult order where standards are falling rapidly. Their investigations reveal a more sinister picture of the world's most extensive secret society. On an individual level privacy is an essential right, but the characteristics of freemasonry make it inappropriate in many cases. Britain's 700,000 masons, that's about one in thirty adult men, form a secret link between the country's most powerful institutions. Secret masonic links can be used by unscrupulous businessmen and other individuals to compromise the independence and integrity of the media, judiciary, local government, lawyers, MP's, local councillors, royalty, politicians, armed forces, police, civil servants, and intelligence agencies. And, in the 1990's, as economic pressures increase, so does the temptation to abuse the masonic network for private gain. A complete national list of initiates is the very least the public require if masonic assisted corruption in positions of public trust is to be checked out, and ruled out. Bloodcurdling initiation rites, occultism, secret expressions, closed meetings... and all for what? New recruits are drummed up by existing masons '...it might be a good idea to join...' but the choice of whether to actually apply or not is up to the individual. So what does that decision say about a person? Anyone who approaches the masons in order to join will probably be encouraged by the prospect of gaining social positions by the back door. In other words the initiate has the fundamental ingredient of a cheat who is prepared to go behind the public's back because he lacks confidence, self-belief or integrity. Masons are men who fight shy of free and open discussion. The usual reason for men joining is to take up the masons' unofficial promise to further one's career. So why aren't these powerful people coming clean? In the lowest three degrees of masonry there is a plethora of silly rituals that may, or may not, mean something. The point of these is surely to brainwash men into accepting bizarre subservience without questioning why they are doing it. If initiates prove to be truly and ingratiatingly obedient they are then selected by their Masonic betters to enter the higher degrees up to level 33 [see extract below]. The move to these higher degrees is like stepping from the second class to the first class carriage on a train. The 4th to 33rd degree seems to be called the 'Royal Arch' though I can find no masonic literature 'spelling that out'. The Royal Arch is more like a gentleman's club than the lower levels. In Britain the H.Q. of the Royal Arch 'The Supreme Council' is at 10 Duke Street, St. James's London SW1. Check out the brass plaque by the door, 'The Supreme Council, Ring Once' Another notable and easily missed Masonic venue is no. 86 St. James' Street in London SW1. The Mark Masons HQ or the 'Worshipful Society of Free Masons' is just a stone's throw from the royal hangout of St. James' Palace. At the front of the masonic building is an office of Kall-Kwik printing. So secrecy is at the very heart of what the masons are about. Masonry is for those who'd never be able to get what they want by open discussion. Masons celebrate the ignorance in others and as such keep progress of human understanding. Masons are going behind people's backs with their patronising, condescending and subversive brotherhood. Britain's Grand Master (33rd degree) Mason is Prince Michael of Kent. His father the then Duke of Kent, was a Nazi supporter in World War 2. Hardly encouraging Masonry is bad for the families of those who join it, because it can, and frequently does, take precedence over everything else in their lives. It is bad for culture, democracy and the nation. The fact that so many of our so called public 'servants' are secretly masons subverts the crucial principle of open government. As one of Stephen Knight's anonymous ex-masons attests [see below], 'There is no defence against an evil which only the victims and the perpetrators know exists.' An attempt to expose precise details of all the cranky rituals performed in the lodge is time consuming and surely misses the point. The message is already clear... powerful people are putting time in behind closed doors for their clique's advantage, and therefore our decline. Go To Replies Sympatico / MSN Groups Sponsored Links News in the FT Try 4 weeks risk-free home delivery of the FT and get news and more. If you like it, subscribe for just $99 for one year (306 issues) - a savings of 67%... www.ftnewspaper.com Real Estate News Learn what questions to ask before buying or selling a home. Also find mortgage rates and homes for sale nationwide. www.realestatenewsletter.com News from Israel - Kolisrael.com Get live news from Israel and the Middle East from various radio stations, newspapers and sites in Hebrew and English. News, sports, travel, politics and... news.kolisrael.com First Previous 2-3 of 3 Next Last Delete Replies Reply Recommend Delete Message 2 of 3 in Discussion From: copernicus12223 Sent: 17/04/2005 7:20 PM http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/068485130X/202-7944639-6623806 Reply Recommend Delete Message 3 of 3 in Discussion From: copernicus12223 Sent: 17/04/2005 7:24 PM Reviews Book The Cheating Classes: How Britain's Elite Abuse their Power Sue Cameron Simon & Schuster, £17.99, pp 259 ISBN 0 684 85130 X Rating: Frank Cunningham was an 18 year old mechanic in Manchester when he crushed his left leg while motorcross riding. Doctors x rayed the bone, confirmed that there had been a break, put the leg in plaster, and sent Frank home. It would take time to mend, they said, but there was nothing to worry about. Several months and many operations later, Frank had to have his leg amputated just below the knee. What had gone wrong? Sue Cameron claims that Frank was a victim of the cheating classes, those who are among the most privileged members of society, such as doctors, lawyers, bankers, and politicians. Cameron says that few of these people think of themselves as cheats, but nearly every day some of them inflict injustices, great and small, on ordinary men and women. In Frank's case, a clot had formed after the fracture, cutting off the blood supply to his lower leg. But when Frank had complained of a cold, consuming pain, Cameron reports that a doctor had told him, "It's October. I'm not surprised your toes are cold with the weather like it is today." Days passed and complications set in. What follows is a disturbing tale of one man against the medical, legal, and bureaucratic establishment as Frank pursues a negligence claim. Eventually, after losing at the first hearing and failing to find a solicitor to take it further, Frank is forced to argue the case himself in the Court of Appeal. In this eye opening and passionately argued book, Cameron claims that in Britain today there is an ever widening gap between those who have influence and those who do not. Stories like Frank's, therefore, are becoming increasingly common, she says, as more and more people feel excluded from decisions that affect their lives. These are people "whose freedoms are being curtailed, whose demands for decent treatment are being ignored and who find it almost impossible to get redress when they are steamrollered by the big battalions." Cameron presents eight tales of people who have fallen foul of the cheating classestheir lives often ruinedending with a call to arms: "Do not be intimidated. That is just what the spin doctors, the rip-off merchants, the unrepresentative elite, the cheating classes in all their guises want." And what happened to Frank? He won his appeal, but he is still embroiled in legal battles over medical negligenceon behalf of others, not himself. Trevor Jackson, assistant editor.

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Freemason run the R.C.M.P and C.S.I.S and government officials. They have played deadly games since the start of the espionage unit in the R.C.M.P. Royal enquiries were just a show to plant escape goats as Government officials depend on the police to make arrests. The police depend on the government for checks and balances that were removed by the freemasons allowing tremendous corruptions lately. Freemasons toy with biological warfare to kill or scare politicians into submission. I believe B.S.E and the flesh eating disease were used in this matter. One politician would be lucien bouchard and the other would be ALberta's Cattle industry. Provocateurs were planted in Hells angels to create great wars in quebec. Provocateurs were planted in the antiracist action group and the Heritage Front. They gained well trained stalkers out of these battles. Craig Murry stirs up battles with writers that get personal then Robert L Thompsett recruits and trains. Each time gaining more blind fighters to scare a population into submission. We all know how we feel about jewish and what happened to them in world war 2. So when the jewish council says that Grant Bristow did a good service this is case closed because the good guys one. Did they, what if it were the freemasons that are covering up a maneaver to wipe out the reform party. My understanding when Hitler came to power that he liked the freemason power structure and destroyed and killed them but used their symbols and the fraternity=religion=cult method for his own. It did him wonders till the rest of the world defeated him. Still lingering on is the hatred and a love of the third reich. The freemasons know these people can be taught to kill and very freightening so they are misled into battles stirred up by Grant Bristow(C.S.I.S) and on the anti racist action group a man named Mathew(R.C.M.P). Good people are told that this will get rid of the touble and the bad like RObert L THompsett go in and recruit these people and train them to be deadly agent and when any turn they are reminded of the bad things they did and the state puts its hammer down. Exposure of this deadly game is the cure. One barrier that these tuths hide behind is the constant stories that cover up actual events. We actually have grown to except schools called Psychological warfare and a whole generation of provocateurs are trained to stir up more trouble. We think nothing when a police officer gets in trouble and hires a spin doctor(professional liar supplied by freemason). This happened when the police chief set up a raid on the civilian authority and got caught. Freemasonry is obviously corrupt when judges protect other masonic members through a sworn oath.

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CSIS mole defends work with white supremacists


By JIM BRONSKILL
Canadian Press


UPDATED AT 12:13 AM EDT Wednesday, Aug 11, 2004





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OTTAWA -- Grant Bristow, who infiltrated the white supremacist movement as a paid informant for Canada's spy service, has broken his long silence, saying he took on the unsavoury task because it was "the right thing to do."

Mr. Bristow's comments mark the first time he has publicly discussed his controversial role as an undercover operative for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service since being exposed in the press 10 years ago.

He tells his side of the spy saga in the September issue of The Walrus magazine, due out tomorrow.

The 46-year-old Mr. Bristow, who has long lived in relative quiet under a new name, sat down with journalist Andrew Mitrovica in a drab Edmonton motel room to try to dispel his lingering public image as a hatemonger.

"Now is the time," he told Mr. Mitrovica, "that I can say, 'Not guilty.' " Mr. Bristow says that far from being a racist, he was determined to make the world "a less hateful place."

His mother, Janet, had imbued the young Mr. Bristow with a devotion to civil rights and a respect for all races, the article says. And the harrowing recollections of a family friend who had survived the Holocaust left "an indelible mark" on Mr. Bristow.

His relationship with CSIS began in 1986 when he was working as a private security consultant and a South African diplomat tried to persuade him to spy on Canadian anti-apartheid activists.

On the advice of a friend, he approached the intelligence agency.

"In the nomenclature of spies, Bristow had become an 'asset.' " the article says.

His chance meeting with a member of the extreme right eventually led to Mr. Bristow's central role in Operation Governor, a CSIS investigation of the white supremacist movement.

The racist right had been invigorated by the April, 1989, deportation to Canada of white supremacist Wolfgang Droege, fresh from a U.S. prison sentence for cocaine trafficking and weapon possession.

In October of that year, Mr. Droege set up the Heritage Front, a continental network of racists.

Mr. Bristow lived a schizophrenic existence, working by day as an investigator for a shipping firm and spending evenings and weekends nurturing his ties to the racist right, the article says.

"I was keeping watch over violent hate groups," he said. "It was the right thing to do."

The operation grew troubling when tensions erupted between the white supremacists and anti-racist groups.

Mr. Bristow says he faced an unenviable dilemma. As Mr. Droege's deputy, he couldn't be seen to ignore provocations of the Heritage Front's enemies, the article says. At the same time, as a government-paid agent, he could not promote or countenance a violent response.

"I was walking a very thin tightrope," Mr. Bristow said.

His solution was to co-ordinate and take part in a campaign, with the knowledge and approval of his CSIS handler, to harass key anti-racist activists at home and work.

"I was trying to find a response that didn't include out-of-control, escalating violence," he told the magazine. "If I was wrong in the actions that I took, I must take responsibility for that."

Mr. Bristow's attempts to keep a lid on the violence fell apart in May, 1993, when police, anti-racist activists and about 60 Heritage Front members clashed in a wild melee in downtown Ottawa.

During Mr. Bristow's time inside the racist organization, information he supplied to CSIS led to the arrest and deportation of some white supremacists, the article says.

In early 1994, convinced the Heritage Front was imploding, Mr. Bristow planned to bow out of Operation Governor. A short time later, his involvement was exposed by the Toronto Sun, prompting the operative and his family to go underground.

A 1995 report by the Security Intelligence Review Committee, the watchdog over CSIS, concluded that Mr. Bristow (not identified by name in the report) played only a small role in the Heritage Front's development despite being part of its inner circle.

The review committee admonished Mr. Bristow for tactics that "tested the limits" of acceptable and appropriate behaviour, but ultimately found Canadians owed him a debt for doing valuable work.