FINAL WARNING: The Birth of Tyranny
troops. Empress Catherine the Great of Russia, who wasn’t controlled
by the International Bankers, refused to send in 20,000 Russian troops
against the colonists, when asked by King George III of England. The
attack unified the colonies against England.The Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Freemasonry was established in
Charleston, South Carolina in 1801, because that area was
geographically located on the 33rd parallel. They are an extension of
French Freemasonry, and considered liberal. In 1755, the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry had expanded to 32 degrees,
and then they added a 33rd degree. In 1813, the Northern Supreme
Council was established, consisting of 15 states, and was
headquartered in Boston. They were an extension of English
Freemasonry, and are considered conservative. The Supreme Council,
which represented the Southern jurisdiction, relocated to Washington,
D.C., and covers the remaining 35 states, the District of Columbia, and
U.S. protectorates. It is considered the Mother Supreme Council of the
World.Among the Presidents who have been Masons: Washington, Jefferson
(33rd Degree), Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Polk, Buchanan, Andrew
Johnson (32nd Degree and Grand Master), Garfield, McKinley,
Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, Harding (32nd Degree), Franklin Roosevelt
(32nd Degree), Truman (33rd Degree and Grand Master), Eisenhower,
Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson (1st Degree), Nixon, Ford (33rd Degree),
Carter, Reagan (33rd Degree), and George H. W. Bush, Sr.Many State Governors, U.S. Senators and Congressmen are Masons.
The Masonic Bible says that “for well over 150 years, the destiny of
this country has been determined largely by men who were members
of the Masonic fraternity.”There is about 16,000 Blue or Symbolic Lodges, with a Grand Lodge in
every state, which represent more than four million members. There
are 150 Grand Lodges in the world, and a world-wide membership of
over 6,000,000.Members must be 21 years old; however, sons of members can be
initiated at 18. Before consideration, an initiate must prove themselves
to be “mentally and physically competent, of good moral character,