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Any Masonic Bikers?

westie

westie

Its Dethklok!
Joined
Dec 26, 2002
Location
On a hill in Hayward
Moto(s)
Race, Dirt, Street, Mini???
Name
Scottie
Always been wondering this and never asked. 3rd degree Master Mason Lodge #551 Castro Valley. We actually put the first block in turn one of Sears Point...:twofinger:ride
 

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The Masons are a spinoff from the Knights Templar who were the muscle for the Illuminati. The Templars colors are red and white. The Illuminati have always been masters of hiding in plain sight, and what better cover than an international cabal of rough looking characters who ride motorcycles with a very strict vetting process to carry out their nefarious plots?

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westie said:
Always been wondering this and never asked. 3rd degree Master Mason Lodge #551 Castro Valley. We actually put the first block in turn one of Sears Point...:twofinger:ride
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not yet but close to sending in my application to join
 
I was in a masonic youth group called DeMolay back in DC. I never really got into it, and the ritual aspect was a turn off. They had tons of money though and we did some really cool stuff, ski trips and such.

I actually had a pretty strong interest in the Illuminati and decided to join for that reason. :laughing There were tons of reference to the knights templar (again it was named after one), and while we had to learn plays and stuff about him ultimately I was never intrigued enough to go farther.

They never really made it clear the benefits of being a mason, and the exposure we got was strange. Again the rituals and performances we would do for the actual masons were all a bit odd. Dark rooms, intentionally mysterious etc. It really seemed the only reason t go farther was curiosity about wtf it was all about. That didn't seem to have an end either. :laughing

There were very little signs of the type of influence I expected although most masons I met were very nice. The guys who ran DeMolay in the area were a bit pushy and were always wanting us to recruit more people. They were not happy when I refused to give them the phone directory for my high school (which said in big letter that it should never be used for solicitation of any sort).

I am currently an Elk. :)
 
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No, but I was a member of the Fort Ord Varmints mini bike club in 1971. Sort of like prospecting for the Hell's Angels. Sort of not.
 
revnort said:
I was in a masonic youth group called DeMolay back in DC. I never really got into it, and the ritual aspect was a turn off. They had tons of money though and we did some really cool stuff, ski trips and such.

I actually had a pretty strong interest in the Illuminati and decided to join for that reason. :laughing There were tons of reference to the knights templar (again it was named after one), and while we had to learn plays and stuff about him ultimately I was never intrigued enough to go farther.

They never really made it clear the benefits of being a mason, and the exposure we got was strange. Again the rituals and performances we would do for the actual masons were all a bit odd. Dark rooms, intentionally mysterious etc. It really seemed the only reason t go farther was curiosity about wtf it was all about. That didn't seem to have an end either. :laughing

There were very little signs of the type of influence I expected although most masons I met were very nice. The guys who ran DeMolay in the area were a bit pushy and were always wanting us to recruit more people. They were not happy when I refused to give them the phone directory for my high school (which said in big letter that it should never be used for solicitation of any sort).

I am currently an Elk. :)
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You know it sounds a bit:
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