Masonic Tendencies in Contemporary Society

  A cashless society means no cash. Zero. It doesn’t mean mostly cashless and you can still use a ‘bit of cash here and there’. Cashless means fully digital, fully traceable, fully controlled. Those who support a cashless society aren’t fully aware of what they are asking for. A…
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  If current trends continue, within the next 20 years, almost everyone will be microchipped and dependent on electronics for their survival. Unless we start counter-acting on it now. We will quote from three different articles to show that is indeed the direction we are headed, before explaining why to chose to be…
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  Individualistic western societies are built on the idea that no one knows our thoughts, desires or joys better than we do. And so we put ourselves, rather than the government, in charge of our lives. We tend to agree with the philosopher Immanuel Kant’s claim that no one has the right to force their idea of…
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  A professor at the University of Alberta was fired from her administration role because her views on gender (based on the fact that one’s biological sex is real) made some students to “feel unsafe”. Kathleen Lowrey is an associate professor of anthropology at the Faculty of Arts of the University…
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  In April, the count was over 50,000 traumatized, malnourished and deceased children who have been pulled out of underground tunnels across the nation by the US Military and Marines since last October. The operations were authorized under President Trump as Commander in Chief, General Mark A. Milley and other military generals…
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  As we watch the psyop of the George Floyd police murder carry out we entered a new faze recently as everyone was being requested by the protesters to take a knee in remembrance of George Floyd and “if you are White” to “accept your White Privilege by kneeling down in support of those less fortunate that they…
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  Internet access is already notoriously restricted in China, but things are about to get a whole lot worse. Chinese citizens are currently forced to show their ID Card in order to get the internet installed in their house, but that identification database will soon be tightened with facial recognition technology.…
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  By Peter A. Kirby Read the first part of the article In 1920, Cottrell briefly served as the chief of the Bureau of Mines for 8 months. Beginning in 1921 Cottrell also served as the chairman of the National Research Council’s Division of Chemistry and Chemical…
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  George Orwell knew that totalitarian dictatorships retain power by compelling people to agree that 2+2=5. But what happens if it’s not the government, but the media that lie? With the American media pushing transgenderism, we’re finding out. With accelerating force, the media insist that biological…
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  Read the first part of the article   The Stockholm Physics Society found a receptive audience in the press. Arrhenius in particular was regularly published for his reporting upon the Society’s meetings. He found the local press to be eager to publish his articles and pay him a fee for his…
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