Our Freedom is Freemasonry
July 4, 2017
Independence Hall
MOST Americans are familiar with Independence Hall, an inspiring Georgian building that is an icon of our “freedom.” Very few are familiar with a much larger structure that is less than half a mile away: the Masonic Temple of Philadelphia.
Which is the more influential structure?
Some would argue that it is the imposing, ornate temple, where powerful Freemasons continue a deeply-held American tradition today.
The Masonic Temple in Philadelphia stands next to City Hall
Henry Makow, a Canadian, writes about the role of Freemasonry in America:
Freemasons drafted the Constitution and signed the Declaration of Independence. The “Indians” who dumped the tea in the harbor were Masons. So was Paul Revere and his Minutemen, George Washington and most of his generals. The Marquis de Lafayette was shunned until he joined the Masons. At least 20 of the 42 US Presidents were “Brothers.”
Freemasonry is the Church of Satan masquerading as a fraternal mystical philanthropic order.
