<blockquote>"The far-Right wing has been, since the 1970s, sold on the idea of a cataclysm right around the corner, which has relieved them of the responsibility to raise a large family (or support those who do so), organize churches and schools, and undertake the other unglamorous hard work that culture-bearing, family-oriented men and women pursued when America was the republic we yearn to restore. Fortunately, here in Idaho the reverse is true: latter-day pioneers with hope in their hearts are having three, four or more children, staying married and building a future for their posterity."</blockquote>
Bravo! Mr. Hoffman, I wonder if you are aware of your Sandpoint neighbor, Owen Benjamin, a professional comedian, funnily enough, who hammers home this message constantly. We have the power, the free will, to build the good, the true, and the beautiful, and resist the "destructive principle"; we don't have to play their game, and it's on us to walk the path to "the narrow gate". He's courageous, uncompromising, and funny as hell. Check him out. Good things happening in Idaho. Thinking of moving there.
If memory serves, Nassim Taleb (Black Swan) was in High school in Beirut in 1982. He lived in a bombed residential area overlooking the city (total siege living) and his friend’s house nearby was flattened with everyone in it.
Here’s Shakespeare: “There was speech in their dumbness, language in their very gesture, they looked as if they had heard of a world ransomed, or one destroyed.” A Winter’s Tale, V.ii.13-15.
And Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, (whom some have thought to have been the real Shakespeare) to William Cecil (QE I’s reign—think John Dee): “And time cannot make that false which was once true.”
Ah. “From Mitre Square to Dealey Plaza by way of Solomon’s Temple.” Issue # 122 of Revisionist History, Sept-Oct 2022–says it all, like a bull’s eye—
Our “school system’s” woke insanity has been planned for a long time—making zombies of our children (not to mention addicts of all kinds)—the 3 Masons (the bricklayers) have stolen our minds, stolen our children. Classical music and education, if not an antidote, a strong good fragrance of offering—
It would be an impious pretense to designedly impose upon and terrify men, by representing the time when the dissolution shall come to pass, as being either certainly, or even probably, very near at hand
.-Jonathan Mayhew, 1755
Francis Gumerlock's "The Day and the Hour" tracks the history of apocalyptic fever throughout Christian history.
Any recommendations on books that explain the connection between Judaism and Freemasonry?
Oliver wrote: "Any recommendations on books that explain the connection between Judaism and Freemasonry?"
My own work, The Occult Renaissance Church of Rome."
There is also a book of interest even though it was written by masonic allies, "Secret Societies: Illuminati, Freemasons and the French Revolution" by Una Birch and James Wasserman.
In French, Bernard Fay has written studies, now showing their age, though in some respects still valuable. Some of his knowledge was obtained by his student, Rev. Fr. Clarence Kelly and is present in the Kelly's book, "Conspiracy Against God and man." Also Rev. Fr. Denis Fahey edited Msgr. Dillon's "Grand Orient Freemasonry, " and Fahey alone wrote "The Mystical Body of Christ and the re-organization of society."
To my mind there has yet to be (in English anyway) a book thoroughly documenting the connection between the Kabbalah and Freemasonry. As you may know, the masonic Lodge is Kabbalism for gentiles. Those who are familiar with the former can see its unmistakable imprint on the latter.
Pope Leo XIII's encyclical on Freemasonry avoided reference to the Kabbalah, which is like writing a cookbook and never mentioning salt.
Pre-Vatican II Catholic writers tended to emphasize Masonry's "Naturalism" and occasionally referred to Judaism's influence with disapproval. Since the post-Renaissance Church was in many respects, effectively at the top, a Kabbalistic ecceslia, consequently Kabbaliastic ties to the Masons were passed over. This was a move applied uniformly.
I enjoyed Fahey's "Rulers of Russia." Heard it mentioned many times that masonry is Judaism for gentiles. I used to dismiss Freemasonry as a factor until the masonic hand signs used by so many in politics and in other arenas became so preponderant that it could no longer be dismissed as coincidence. And the connection with Judaism (or, as you refine it "Kabbalism") became apparent when those same people advocated for Jerusalem as the capital of a new world order, a third temple, etc. as many Judaics do.
I believe that it would be advantageous to your ministry if you were to also provide your audio contributions in the MP3 format.
<blockquote>"The far-Right wing has been, since the 1970s, sold on the idea of a cataclysm right around the corner, which has relieved them of the responsibility to raise a large family (or support those who do so), organize churches and schools, and undertake the other unglamorous hard work that culture-bearing, family-oriented men and women pursued when America was the republic we yearn to restore. Fortunately, here in Idaho the reverse is true: latter-day pioneers with hope in their hearts are having three, four or more children, staying married and building a future for their posterity."</blockquote>
Bravo! Mr. Hoffman, I wonder if you are aware of your Sandpoint neighbor, Owen Benjamin, a professional comedian, funnily enough, who hammers home this message constantly. We have the power, the free will, to build the good, the true, and the beautiful, and resist the "destructive principle"; we don't have to play their game, and it's on us to walk the path to "the narrow gate". He's courageous, uncompromising, and funny as hell. Check him out. Good things happening in Idaho. Thinking of moving there.
If memory serves, Nassim Taleb (Black Swan) was in High school in Beirut in 1982. He lived in a bombed residential area overlooking the city (total siege living) and his friend’s house nearby was flattened with everyone in it.
Here’s Shakespeare: “There was speech in their dumbness, language in their very gesture, they looked as if they had heard of a world ransomed, or one destroyed.” A Winter’s Tale, V.ii.13-15.
And Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford, (whom some have thought to have been the real Shakespeare) to William Cecil (QE I’s reign—think John Dee): “And time cannot make that false which was once true.”
Ah. “From Mitre Square to Dealey Plaza by way of Solomon’s Temple.” Issue # 122 of Revisionist History, Sept-Oct 2022–says it all, like a bull’s eye—
Our “school system’s” woke insanity has been planned for a long time—making zombies of our children (not to mention addicts of all kinds)—the 3 Masons (the bricklayers) have stolen our minds, stolen our children. Classical music and education, if not an antidote, a strong good fragrance of offering—
It would be an impious pretense to designedly impose upon and terrify men, by representing the time when the dissolution shall come to pass, as being either certainly, or even probably, very near at hand
.-Jonathan Mayhew, 1755
Francis Gumerlock's "The Day and the Hour" tracks the history of apocalyptic fever throughout Christian history.
Any recommendations on books that explain the connection between Judaism and Freemasonry?
Thank you
Oliver wrote: "Any recommendations on books that explain the connection between Judaism and Freemasonry?"
My own work, The Occult Renaissance Church of Rome."
There is also a book of interest even though it was written by masonic allies, "Secret Societies: Illuminati, Freemasons and the French Revolution" by Una Birch and James Wasserman.
In French, Bernard Fay has written studies, now showing their age, though in some respects still valuable. Some of his knowledge was obtained by his student, Rev. Fr. Clarence Kelly and is present in the Kelly's book, "Conspiracy Against God and man." Also Rev. Fr. Denis Fahey edited Msgr. Dillon's "Grand Orient Freemasonry, " and Fahey alone wrote "The Mystical Body of Christ and the re-organization of society."
To my mind there has yet to be (in English anyway) a book thoroughly documenting the connection between the Kabbalah and Freemasonry. As you may know, the masonic Lodge is Kabbalism for gentiles. Those who are familiar with the former can see its unmistakable imprint on the latter.
Pope Leo XIII's encyclical on Freemasonry avoided reference to the Kabbalah, which is like writing a cookbook and never mentioning salt.
Pre-Vatican II Catholic writers tended to emphasize Masonry's "Naturalism" and occasionally referred to Judaism's influence with disapproval. Since the post-Renaissance Church was in many respects, effectively at the top, a Kabbalistic ecceslia, consequently Kabbaliastic ties to the Masons were passed over. This was a move applied uniformly.
I enjoyed Fahey's "Rulers of Russia." Heard it mentioned many times that masonry is Judaism for gentiles. I used to dismiss Freemasonry as a factor until the masonic hand signs used by so many in politics and in other arenas became so preponderant that it could no longer be dismissed as coincidence. And the connection with Judaism (or, as you refine it "Kabbalism") became apparent when those same people advocated for Jerusalem as the capital of a new world order, a third temple, etc. as many Judaics do.
Thank you for the recommendations