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The Freemason Showdown: MacArthur vs Truman. Freemasonry as a side of this story too! Both Harry Truman and Douglas MacArthur shared the distinction of being prominent figures in American history and were both Freemasons. Truman, the 33rd President of the United States, and MacArthur, a five-star general, possessed a bond that extended beyond their shared military endeavors. Both initiated into the Masonic fraternity, they were connected by the principles of Freemasonry: brotherhood, integrity, and service to humanity. Truman's Masonic journey began in 1909 in Belton Lodge No. 450 in Missouri, while MacArthur's was in Manila Lodge No. 1 in the Philippines in 1936. While their Masonic affiliation didn't directly impact their public roles, the values they shared as Freemasons likely influenced their decisions and interactions in both military and political spheres, reflecting the fraternity's emphasis on moral and ethical conduct in public and private life. The Truman-MacArthur controversy unfolded against the backdrop of the Korean War, a pivotal moment in Cold War history. General MacArthur's proposal to expand the conflict by attacking Chinese territory, despite Truman's reluctance, reflected broader tensions between containment and military intervention in containing the spread of communism. Truman's decision to relieve MacArthur of his command was a bold assertion of civilian control over the military, emphasizing the principle of subordination to elected leadership. This action resonated deeply within American politics and military culture, sparking debates about the limits of military authority and the proper balance between civilian oversight and military expertise. The aftermath of MacArthur's dismissal revealed a complex interplay of factors shaping civil-military relations. While some viewed Truman's action as necessary to maintain democratic governance and prevent military adventurism, others criticized it as a politically motivated infringement on military autonomy. The subsequent examples of military leaders facing repercussions for public disagreements with government policy underscored the enduring legacy of the Truman-MacArthur controversy. From Major General John Singlaub's dismissal during the Carter administration to General Stanley McChrystal's removal during the Obama era, the episode set a precedent for holding military leaders accountable for actions perceived as undermining civilian authority or national security objectives. Furthermore, the involvement of retired military officers in presidential politics highlighted the perceived influence of military endorsements on public perception and electoral outcomes. The endorsement of candidates by retired generals and admirals became a recurring feature of presidential campaigns, shaping debates over national security, leadership, and military strategy. Ultimately, the Truman-MacArthur controversy serves as a landmark moment in American history, illustrating the complexities of civil-military relations, the challenges of military leadership in a democratic society, and the enduring significance of military endorsements in shaping political discourse and electoral outcomes. One could say that Freemasons set a precedent on relieving Generals of their duties. What say you? #freemasons #freemason #freemasonry #masonic #uspresident Sources: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/truman-macarthur-controversy https://www.trumanlibrary.gov/education/presidential-inquiries/firing-macarthur https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/redacted-testimony-fully-explains-why-general-macarthur-was-fired-180960622/

Freemasonry and UFOs Who is Covering Up The Truths About Both Join Brian Byrd, host of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, as he interviews fellow Freemason and accomplished podcaster, Jon Majerowski. In this episode, Jon, who is the host of "UFOs on the Level," shares his intriguing insights on the unexplainable phenomena that captivate our curiosity. Jon has forced the conversation, even has been suppressed as he uncovers the truths and asks who may be covering them up. Jon Majerowski is a dedicated member of Fulton Lodge No. 248 in Delta, Ohio. As a 32° Scottish Rite Mason from the Northern Jurisdiction, a Shriner, and a member of the Zenobia Shrine, Jon's Masonic journey is both impressive and inspiring. His extensive involvement in the York Rite includes membership in: 🔹 Grand Council Royal & Select Masons of Ohio #68 🔹 Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons Ohio #111 🔹 Michael Collins Council, U.D., Knight Masons USA 🔹 St Omer Commandery No. 59, Knights Templar 🔹 Societas Rosicruciana in Civitatibus Foederatis 🔹 Ohio-James E. Olmstead Grade VII – Adeptus Exemptus Discover more about Jon's fascinating dual passions for Freemasonry and UFO phenomena in this engaging episode. Find out more about Jon Majerowski on his socials: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/UFOsOnTheLevel Twitter - https://x.com/jonmajerowski Rumble - https://rumble.com/c/c-2313624 Spotify & More - https://linktr.ee/ufosonthelevel #freemasonry #ufos #coverups #freemason #freemasons #masonic #conspiracy 📌 Subscribe and Stay Connected: Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to stay updated with all our latest episodes. Follow us on social media for behind-the-scenes content and more! ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

German Masonic Leader Feels Russian / Kazakhstan Freemason Conflict Will Have Global Impact Join us on this fascinating episode of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast as host Brian Byrd sits down with Celil Senman, District Grand Master of the District Berlin-Brandenburg of the Grand Lodge of AF&AM in Germany. With a rich Masonic journey that began in 1998, Celil brings a wealth of experience and insights into the current state of Freemasonry on an international level. In this episode, Celil shares his unique perspective on the global Masonic landscape, drawing from his extensive affiliations with lodges in Berlin and Hildesheim, as well as his involvement in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite. From his early days as an Apprentice to his current leadership roles, Celil discusses the challenges and opportunities facing Freemasonry today, and what the future holds for this ancient and honorable fraternity. Celil also breaks down what the Grand Lodge of Russia did to violate their own constitution when taking over the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan. Whether you're a seasoned Mason or just curious about the craft, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the international Masonic community. Don't miss it! CHAPTERS: 00:00 Start 01:20 Who is Celil 07:37 Celil Senman’s Masonic Journey 10:30 The Role of Freemasonry in Germany 17:13 Visiting German Lodges 18:30 Germany Shriners 25:00 Why Men Aren't Joining 28:45 Magic Wand 32:13 Kazakhstan Issues Looming Guest Bio: Celil Senman is a distinguished Freemason with a long-standing affiliation with Johannisloge Avantgarde, Matrikelnr. Berlin, and JL „Albert Pike“, Matrikelnr. Hildesheim. He has served in various capacities, including Worshipful Master and District Grand Master, and is actively involved in the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, where he has attained the 30th degree. Connect with Us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/oldfashionmasonicpodcast 📌 Subscribe and Stay Connected: Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to stay updated with all our latest episodes. Follow us on social media for behind-the-scenes content and more! ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not. #freemason #freemasonry #russian #kazakhstan #masonic #globalimpact #german

Freemasonry is History! Masonic Historian Talks About Why Men Aren't Joining On this episode Brian sits down with Right Worshipful Alex Powers, the Director of the Kansas Lodge of Research for the Grand Lodge of Kansas. Among many topics Alex and Brian discuss why Freemasonry is History. This fun play on words relates to Alex's massive love of research and Masonic History. Alex discusses why he joined Freemasonry, his path to Master of his Lodge and how he got tied into the Kansas Lodge of Research. Chapters: 00:00 Start 00:54 Who is Alex 06:41 Masonic Journey 13:40 Kansas Lodge of Research 22:41 Historical Light Podcast 25:30 Master Again 29:10 Best Grand Master 35:13 Meal with a Dead Man 41:05 High Impact Freemason 42:20 Why Men Aren't Joining 51:00 Most Important Question #freemasonry #masonic #freemason #freemasons #history #historian Links: Book: https://bit.ly/powersbook Historical Light Podcast: https://historicallight.com/ Kansas Lodge of Research: https://kslor.org/ 📌 Subscribe and Stay Connected: Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to stay updated with all our latest episodes. Follow us on social media for behind-the-scenes content and more! ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

Prince Hall Mason Reports Clandestine Grand Lodges in Texas Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast! 🎙️ This week, our host Brian sits down with Right Worshipful Ronald Gerac from the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Texas for an in-depth conversation about his Masonic journey and insights. 🔹 Who is Ronald Gerac? Brian starts the episode with an introduction to Ronald Gerac, delving into his background and his profound journey within Freemasonry. 🔹 Masonic Journey: Ronald shares his experiences, the milestones, and the lessons learned throughout his Masonic path. 🔹 Leadership Reflections: If given the chance to serve as Master of the Lodge again, what would Ronald do differently? Tune in to hear his reflective and forward-thinking insights. 🔹 Membership Challenges: Why aren't more men joining Freemasonry today? Ronald discusses the factors contributing to the decline in membership and potential solutions to attract new members. 🔹 Clandestine Grand Lodges: With nearly 30 clandestine Grand Lodges in Texas, what impact do they have on the Masonic community? Ronald sheds light on this critical issue and its negative effects. Join us for an episode packed with wisdom, reflections, and thought-provoking discussions that every Mason and those interested in Freemasonry will find valuable. Chapters: 00:00 Start 01:10 Who is Ronald 12:50 Masonic Journey 17:00 Grand Marshall 20:10 Master Again 23:30 Modernizing Masonry 30:23 Why Aren't Men Joining 36:00 Magic Wand in Masonry 37:25 Masonic Investigations 39:00 Clandestine Lodges 42:40 Most Important Question 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest episodes! 📢 Follow Us: Facebook: @OldFashionMasonicPodcast Instagram: @OldFashionMasonicPodcast 👍 Like, Comment, and Share! #Freemasonry #MasonicPodcast #PrinceHall #MasonicJourney #Leadership #MembershipChallenges #ClandestineLodges #TexasFreemasonry #oldfashionmasonicpodcast ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

Texas Freemason Grand Lodge Officer Discusses Craziness in 2023 Junior Warden for the Grand Lodge of Texas talks about the turmoil in 2023 and the positive direction that the state is heading in 2024 and beyond. - Justin is a member of eight Masonic Lodges; endowed at five of them. - Was a Past Master twice and was the Grand Lodge Secretary from Texas for three years. - Esoteric A Certificate Holder. - Sam Houston Hall of Famer. ⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️ 00:00 Start 01:05 Who is Justin 04:30 Masonic Journey 07:00 Masonic Availability 08:40 Should Lodges Use Zoom 11:00 What He Left Out 11:45 Esoteric A Certificate Holder 15:43 Teskey's Boots 18:00 Texas Masonry Moving Forward 19:15 Master Again 26:22 Imperial Shrine Line 27:47 Best Grand Master 31:31 Magic Wand or Superpower 33:41 Affinity Lodges 36:50 Russian and Italian Grand Master 39:47 Hillcrest Lodge 41:01 Most Important Question #freemasonry #freemason #grandlodge #craziness ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

The Story of Freemason, James Cash Penney. Penney, the man who built his life on the value of honesty—and it paid off, literally. Within a decade, he owned 30 more stores. Today, there are 850 JC Penney stores in the US and Puerto Rico. In the small town of Hamilton, Missouri, on September 16th 1875, James Cash Penney was born to a humble family. Little did they know that their son would one day become a pioneer in the world of retail. James grew up in a modest household, learning the values of hard work and perseverance from his parents. Despite the family's financial struggles, James excelled in school, showing a natural aptitude for business and a keen eye for detail. After completing his education, James ventured into the workforce, taking on various jobs to support himself. His determination and work ethic caught the attention of a local merchant, who offered him a job as a store clerk. This marked the beginning of James's journey in the retail industry. In 1898, Penney began working for a small chain of stores in the Western United States called the Golden Rule stores. In 1902, owners Guy Johnson and Thomas Callahan, impressed by his work ethic and salesmanship, offered him a one-third partnership in a new store he would open. Penney invested $2,000 to open a store. He participated in opening two more stores, and when Callahan and Johnson dissolved their partnership in 1907 he purchased full interest in all three stores. This would eventually lay the foundation for what would become the iconic JC Penney chain. Despite facing numerous challenges and setbacks along the way, including a devastating fire that destroyed his store, James remained resilient and determined. He believed in providing quality products at affordable prices, a principle that would define the JC Penney brand for generations to come. He later moved the company to Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1913 and incorporated it under the new name. Throughout the 1910s and 1920s, Penney expanded the chain nationwide, experiencing significant growth in both stores and income, with over 1,400 stores and a reported income of more than $1 million annually by 1924. He was heavily involved in philanthropy during this time. However, the stock market crash of 1929 and the subsequent Great Depression led to financial ruin for Penney. Despite personal setbacks, he continued to actively manage the company, even mentoring individuals like Sam Walton, the future founder of Walmart. Penney's initially adopted a partnership model gleaned from Callahan, Johnson, and other operators who embraced the Golden Rule ethos. Each store partner received a distinct class of stock tied solely to their store's performance, with dividends correlating to individual store profits. Despite J. C. Penney's ownership of over 50% of the total stock, achieving uniformity in stock ownership across stores didn't occur until 1927. Meanwhile, a fraction of each store's profits was allocated to its managers. He was picky of who should represent his brand….we should think of that a lot more in today’s Freemasonry. Fewer than 5% of applicants met the criteria. J. C. Penney personally interviewed thousands of candidates annually, emphasizing stringent standards akin to the Marine Corps. The company cultivated a sense of camaraderie, akin to lifelong brotherhood. Employee training programs and an internal magazine, The Dynamo, were instituted gradually. The company also introduced innovative employee benefits and insurance schemes, including provisions for those serving in World Wars. Managers were expected to play leadership roles within their communities, with a significant portion serving as Chamber of Commerce presidents. J. C. Penney exhibited an unconventional approach to competition, welcoming the entry of rivals like Sears and Montgomery Ward as catalysts for enhanced market competition and integrity. The company's ethos emphasized public service, price competitiveness, and adherence to the Golden Rule, epitomized by the acronym H C S C: Honor, Confidence, Service, and Cooperation. Throughout its rapid growth, Penney maintained a profit-sharing system, ensuring those instrumental in the company's success were duly rewarded. Despite reaching the status of the nation's third-largest non-food retailer, Penney's executives received modest salaries, while profit sharing enabled significant earnings for store managers. In 1927, Penney envisioned the company achieving billion-dollar sales, a milestone realized in 1951. Despite enticing merger offers from Sears and Montgomery Ward in 1929, Penney's opted to retain independence, prioritizing its unique culture of sharing and cooperation. Penney remained chairman of the board until 1946 and served as honorary chairman until 1971. Penney lived in New York City at 888 Park Avenue, though he spent the winters in Palm Springs, California. On December 26th 1970, Penney fell and fractured his hip. A few weeks later, he suffered a heart attack and never fully recovered. He died on February 12, 1971. The Reverend Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, also a Freemason, delivered the eulogy at the funeral. Penney was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx New York City, not far from the grave of fellow retail entrepreneur, F. W. Woolworth. His estate was valued at approximately $35 million. Roughly $2.7 Billion today. Penney was a Freemason most of his adult life, initiated into Wasatch Lodge number 1 Free in, on April 18th 1911 at the age of 36. He was a member of both the Scottish and York Rites, Penney was coroneted a 33rd Degree on October 16th 1945. He received the Gold Distinguished Service Award by the General Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons in 1958. He typically wore a large ring showing his Masonic degree. Penney was a member of two professional collegiate fraternities: Alpha Gamma Rho for agriculture and Alpha Kappa Psi for business. Penney was involved with the founding of the University of Miami and served on its Board of Trustees from 1926 to 1930. In 1953 the Springfield Missouri Chamber of Commerce presented Penney with a "Ozark Hillbilly Medallion" and a certificate proclaiming him a "hillbilly of the Ozarks." In 1960 Penney teamed up with the University of Missouri to establish the Penney-Missouri Awards to recognize excellence in Women's Page journalism, hoping to improve the sections where his stores most often advertised. ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. #Freemasonry #Freemasons #freemason #masonic

The Freemason Story of John Jacob Astor; Richest Man in the World - S2 E 90a John Jacob Astor's childhood was far from lavish. He received only a rudimentary education and started working in his father's butcher shop at a young age. However, young John was not content with a life confined to the small village. At the age of 16, he left home and ventured to London, where he worked as a musical instrument maker's apprentice, learning the intricacies of commerce and trade. In 1784, Astor set sail for America, arriving in Baltimore with just a few dollars in his pocket and a burning ambition to succeed. He initially started by trading furs, capitalizing on the burgeoning fur trade in the American West. Astor's keen business acumen and shrewd investments soon propelled him to success. He established the American Fur Company in 1808, which became one of the largest fur trading companies in the country, with trading posts stretching from the Great Lakes to the Pacific Northwest. Astor's business empire expanded beyond fur trading. He invested heavily in New York City real estate, acquiring vast tracts of land and building iconic structures such as the Astor House hotel. His ventures in the fur trade, real estate, and other industries amassed him a fortune that made him one of the wealthiest individuals in America. As John Jacob Astor's business empire flourished, he found himself entrenched in the competitive landscape of New York City's elite. One notable aspect of his life was his relationship, or rather lack thereof, with the Vanderbilt family. The Vanderbilts, led by the ambitious Cornelius Vanderbilt, were rising stars in the world of transportation and shipping, posing a formidable challenge to Astor's dominance in New York's business circles. Astor, known for his astute business sense and strategic maneuvering, viewed the Vanderbilts with a mixture of caution and disdain. He perceived them as upstarts, newcomers attempting to disrupt the established order that he had worked so hard to build. Despite their growing influence and wealth, Astor shunned any overtures of collaboration or alliance with the Vanderbilt family. The rift between Astor and the Vanderbilts deepened as the two families competed for control over various industries, including transportation, real estate, and finance. Astor, ever the shrewd businessman, employed tactics to thwart the Vanderbilts' ambitions, whether through strategic investments, political maneuvering, or outright competition. The animosity between the Astors and the Vanderbilts became a hallmark of New York's social and economic landscape during the 19th century. While the Vanderbilts sought to challenge Astor's dominance, Astor remained steadfast in his determination to maintain his position as one of the city's preeminent figures. Despite their rivalry, both families left a lasting legacy on New York City and the wider world. The Astor name became synonymous with wealth and influence, while the Vanderbilts established themselves as titans of industry and transportation. Yet, the enmity between these two prominent families serves as a reminder of the fierce competition and intrigue that defined the Gilded Age of American history. John Jacob Astor was also known for his involvement in Freemasonry, a fraternal organization that emphasized moral and spiritual development. Astor belonged to the Freemasons, a fraternal order, and served as Master of Holland Lodge #8, New York City in 1788. Later he served as Grand Treasurer for the Grand Lodge of New York. He was also the president of the German Society of the City of New York from 1837 to 1841. In his later years, Astor focused on philanthropy, endowing numerous charitable causes and institutions. However, his life was not without tragedy. He suffered personal losses, including the deaths of several children and his beloved wife, Sarah Todd. Despite these hardships, Astor remained resilient, continuing to pursue his business interests and philanthropic endeavors. On March 29th 1848, John Jacob Astor passed away at the age of 84, leaving behind a legacy that would endure for generations. ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We'll let the listeners answer that for themselves. #freemasonry #Freemasons #masonic

Tattoos have a rich and vibrant history that stretches back thousands of years, but it was only in the late 18th century that they began to make their mark on the United States. The story of tattoos in America is a tapestry woven with threads of tradition, rebellion, and personal expression. For Freemasons, the relationship with masonic tattoos is complex, as it varies greatly from one individual to another. The roots of tattooing in the United States can be traced to the indigenous peoples who practiced the art long before European settlers arrived. Native American tribes used tattoos for various purposes, including tribal identification and spiritual significance. It was through interactions with these indigenous communities that early European settlers were introduced to tattooing. During the American Revolution, tattoos became a symbol of patriotism and loyalty. Soldiers on both sides would often have their initials or regimental symbols inked on their bodies. This marked the beginning of tattoos as a form of personal expression and identity in the country. In the 19th century, tattooing in the United States gained popularity among sailors, who brought the art form back from their voyages around the world. Tattoos served as a way for sailors to commemorate their travels, experiences, and to identify themselves with their respective branches of service. Common nautical symbols like anchors, ships, and swallows found their way into tattoo parlors across the nation. The 20th century saw tattoos move from the fringes of society to the mainstream, thanks in part to the influence of famous figures like tattoo artist Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins. Tattoos became fashionable among civilians, and the art form continued to evolve with new styles and techniques. As for Freemasons and their perspective on masonic tattoos, it's important to note that there is no single viewpoint within the organization. Freemasonry is a diverse and decentralized fraternal organization, and individual members may have varying opinions about tattoos, including those with masonic symbols. Some Freemasons may embrace masonic tattoos as a personal expression of their commitment and affiliation with the fraternity, while others may see them as inappropriate or in violation of traditional practices. In many cases, Freemasons who choose to get masonic tattoos do so to honor their dedication to the principles and values of the fraternity. Common masonic symbols used in tattoos include the square and compasses, the all-seeing eye, and the pillars of Solomon's Temple. Ultimately, the history of tattoos in the United States is one of evolving cultural significance and personal expression. It has transcended its origins as a form of tribal identification and has become a means for individuals to tell their own unique stories. Within the world of Freemasonry, attitudes toward masonic tattoos are as diverse as the members themselves, reflecting the individuality and complexity of this ancient and revered fraternity. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to our channel to stay tuned for more insightful discussions! #Freemasonry #freemasonry #Freemasons #masonic #tattoos #tattoo #tattoohistory #masonictattoo This podcast reflects the views of only the members participating in the podcast. They do not necessarily reflect the views of their Lodge, Shrine Center or Grand Lodge Jurisdiction.

On this episode, the Ukrainian Grand Chancellor of the Grand Lodge of Ukraine (Chuck Hofferber) responds to the Russian Grand Master that Tried to ILLEGALLY Seizure the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan. Hooferber start masonry in Oklahoma. He went from Texas and then rose through the ranks in Ukraine. He speaks about this journey there; the war in the Ukraine, his family walking to Turkey and final he states that he has had many malicious attacks on his computer systems. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Start 00:45 Chuck The Man 04:10 Masonic Journey 16:13 Ukrainian Lodges 27:02 Fleeing to Turkey 34:15 Byrd Contract Killing? 39:30 Russian Agents All of this conversation started from this email. EMAIL Subject: Information on the Violation of the Sovereignty of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan by the Grand Lodge of Russia We inform you today of an extremely regrettable and condemnable incident, which we did not consider possible within the framework of our worldwide brotherhood. The Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Russia, Andrei Bogdanov, supported an unconstitutional attempt to seize power in the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, carried out by Sergey Kravchenko. He supported the breakaway lodge in Almaty and announced the arrival of his assistant, Pavel Stroganov. Pavel Stroganov arrived in Almaty on June 9, 2024, as a representative of the Grand Lodge of Russia and held negotiations with a group of individuals whose membership in the Masonic Order had previously been terminated or suspended (Decree No. 0524-014AA dated May 19, 2024, Decree No. 0524-015AA dated May 19, 2024, and Decree No. 0524-016AA dated May 19, 2024: Rustam Kairbekov, Artem Chernov, Alexander Merlin). The Grand Lodge of Russia was informed in advance about this termination or suspension (letter No. 0724-026 dated July 6, 2024). Two of these individuals (Rustam Kairbekov and Artem Chernov) inflicted physical injuries and moral harm on the Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan on May 18, 2024. On July 6, 2024, an attempt was made to seize power in the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan by organizing a so-called "assembly" in the city of Almaty. The decree to convene the assembly was issued during the Masonic holidays, without notifying most brothers, the Grand Master, and the Supreme Council of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, violating the Constitution and Regulations of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, and without signatures on the decree. Andrei Bogdanov conducted the illegal installation of Sergey Kravchenko as the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, who is not a member of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan. Sergey Kravchenko was deprived of his regalia and status (Decree No. 0424-008AA dated April 12, 2024), filed a resignation letter from the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan (letter dated May 2, 2024), and this was confirmed by Decree No. 0524-011AA dated May 2, 2024. In addition, members in a dormant or irregular status were appointed to the positions of Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan (Decree No. 0524-014AA dated May 19, 2024, Decree No. 0524-015AA dated May 19, 2024, Decree No. 0524-016AA dated May 19, 2024, and Decree No. 0625-021AA dated June 25, 2024). In total, the irregular assembly was attended by: - 9 members of the GLK, - 13 members of the GLR, - 10 irregular Masons or profanes. A letterhead with the logo and seal of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan was used to convene the assembly, which is a criminal offense under the Constitution of Kazakhstan and is punishable under Article 385 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated July 3, 2014, No. 226-V. Brothers from Kyrgyzstan, representing the Nur Lodge and the Great Silk Road within the Grand Lodge of Russia, were invited to the assembly, which could cause a rift between the two brotherly nations. This will affect the recognition of the Grand Lodge of Kyrgyzstan after its installation. The actions of the aforementioned individuals and organizations constitute a violation of the sovereignty of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan and disrespect towards the brothers, which is contrary to the spirit of Masonic harmony and the observance of Masonic Landmarks. We send a complete chronology of events in the attachment. With heartfelt fraternal greetings, Dulat K. Grand Secretary - Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan #grandlodge #russia #grandmaster #kazakhstan #freemasonry #freemasons #freemason #masonic #ukraine #chancellor ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

Russian Grand Master Tried to ILLEGALLY Seize the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan - S2 Special Edition CHAPTERS: 00:00 Start 00:30 Putin's Straw Man 01:00 The Story 05:00 Members as Part of the Coup 07:00 Plea to Andrei 07:40 Email the Document EMAIL Subject: Information on the Violation of the Sovereignty of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan by the Grand Lodge of Russia Most Worshipful Grand Master, Right Worshipful Grand Chancellor, Right Worshipful Grand Secretary, We inform you today of an extremely regrettable and condemnable incident, which we did not consider possible within the framework of our worldwide brotherhood. The Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Russia, Andrei Bogdanov, supported an unconstitutional attempt to seize power in the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, carried out by Sergey Kravchenko. He supported the breakaway lodge in Almaty and announced the arrival of his assistant, Pavel Stroganov. Pavel Stroganov arrived in Almaty on June 9, 2024, as a representative of the Grand Lodge of Russia and held negotiations with a group of individuals whose membership in the Masonic Order had previously been terminated or suspended (Decree No. 0524-014AA dated May 19, 2024, Decree No. 0524-015AA dated May 19, 2024, and Decree No. 0524-016AA dated May 19, 2024: Rustam Kairbekov, Artem Chernov, Alexander Merlin). The Grand Lodge of Russia was informed in advance about this termination or suspension (letter No. 0724-026 dated July 6, 2024). Two of these individuals (Rustam Kairbekov and Artem Chernov) inflicted physical injuries and moral harm on the Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan on May 18, 2024. On July 6, 2024, an attempt was made to seize power in the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan by organizing a so-called "assembly" in the city of Almaty. The decree to convene the assembly was issued during the Masonic holidays, without notifying most brothers, the Grand Master, and the Supreme Council of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, violating the Constitution and Regulations of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, and without signatures on the decree. Andrei Bogdanov conducted the illegal installation of Sergey Kravchenko as the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan, who is not a member of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan. Sergey Kravchenko was deprived of his regalia and status (Decree No. 0424-008AA dated April 12, 2024), filed a resignation letter from the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan (letter dated May 2, 2024), and this was confirmed by Decree No. 0524-011AA dated May 2, 2024. In addition, members in a dormant or irregular status were appointed to the positions of Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan (Decree No. 0524-014AA dated May 19, 2024, Decree No. 0524-015AA dated May 19, 2024, Decree No. 0524-016AA dated May 19, 2024, and Decree No. 0625-021AA dated June 25, 2024). In total, the irregular assembly was attended by: - 9 members of the GLK, - 13 members of the GLR, - 10 irregular Masons or profanes. A letterhead with the logo and seal of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan was used to convene the assembly, which is a criminal offense under the Constitution of Kazakhstan and is punishable under Article 385 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated July 3, 2014, No. 226-V. Brothers from Kyrgyzstan, representing the Nur Lodge and the Great Silk Road within the Grand Lodge of Russia, were invited to the assembly, which could cause a rift between the two brotherly nations. This will affect the recognition of the Grand Lodge of Kyrgyzstan after its installation. The actions of the aforementioned individuals and organizations constitute a violation of the sovereignty of the Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan and disrespect towards the brothers, which is contrary to the spirit of Masonic harmony and the observance of Masonic Landmarks. We send a complete chronology of events in the attachment. With heartfelt fraternal greetings, Dulat K. Grand Secretary Grand Lodge of Kazakhstan #grandlodge #russia #grandmaster #kazakhstan #freemasonry #freemasons #freemason #masonic ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

Freemason Travels World: Talks Freemasonry, Africa and Muslims Welcome to another captivating episode of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast! In this episode, host and Past Master Brian Byrd sits down with the remarkable Khadim Lo, a world traveler and dedicated Freemason with a unique journey that spans continents and cultures. Born in Senegal, Khadim's family relocated to France before he ventured to the United States at the age of 20. After settling in Texas, Khadim sought out the Masonic fraternity and became an active member of the Freemasons. His passion for Masonry led him to join the York Rite, where he has been an integral part there, and his own Masonic Lodge. In this fascinating interview, Khadim shares his experiences and insights from his recent travels to Africa, where he visited various Masonic Lodges. He provides a unique perspective on the differences between Masonic practices in the United States, Africa, and England, shedding light on the diverse ways Freemasonry is celebrated and practiced around the world, and with the Muslim faith and Muslim scripture. Join us for an enlightening discussion on Masonry, cultural heritage, and the global brotherhood of Freemasons. Whether you're a seasoned Mason or simply curious about the world of Freemasonry, this episode is sure to inspire and inform. ⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️ 00:00 Start 00:50 Introduction 02:01 Early Life 05:20 Masonic Journey 12:48 Africa 13:57 Lodge Visits 17:55 African Lodge Dues 21:25 Difference in African Lodges 26:10 Masons and Egos 27:10 Masonry in 10 Years 31:00 One Must Go #Freemason #Freemasons #Masonry #OldFashionMasonicPodcast #WorldTraveler #YorkRite #MasonicLodge #AfricanFreemasons #freemasonry #africa #muslims #world ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

In this captivating episode of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, join us as we delve into the rich history and illustrious career of Worshipful Brother Michael Johnson, the former Grand Master of Freemasons in Kansas. From his humble beginnings as a Shrine Bowl player to his remarkable ascent through the ranks of Freemasonry, Johnson's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Discover how Johnson's dedication and passion for Freemasonry propelled him to become the Worshipful Master at the age of 22, marking the beginning of a decorated masonic career. Throughout the episode, we explore his invaluable contributions to the Grand Lodge of Kansas Freemasons, where he served in various capacities, including as a lecturer, imparting wisdom and knowledge to fellow Freemasons. Tune in as Johnson shares anecdotes, insights, and wisdom gleaned from his years of service within the Freemasons. From the principles of Freemasonry to the significance of brotherhood, this episode offers a profound glimpse into the world of Freemasonry through the eyes of one of its esteemed leaders. Whether you're a seasoned Freemason or a curious observer, this episode promises to enrich your understanding of Freemasonry and its enduring legacy. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation with a true luminary of the Freemasons in Kansas. ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not. #Freemasons #Freemasonry #Masonic #Freemason #GrandMaster #Kansas #OldFashionMasonicPodcast #Interview #Brotherhood #Legacy #Wisdom

"The Masonic Legacy of the Roosevelt Presidents" Explore the intriguing Masonic connections of the Roosevelt family in American history, focusing on Theodore and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President, both prominent Freemasons, shared a commitment to Masonic ideals throughout their political careers. Theodore Roosevelt's dynamic presidency, marked by progressive reforms and controversial foreign policies, showcased a complex legacy. His Masonic affiliations, evident in his initiation into Matinecock Lodge No. 806, influenced his political decisions and resonated with Masonic principles like brotherhood and moral rectitude. Franklin D. Roosevelt, during his unprecedented four-term presidency, addressed the Great Depression and World War II with bold economic reforms and foreign policy decisions. While his Masonic ties were less prominent than Theodore's, his membership in Holland Lodge No. 8 reflected the family's enduring commitment to Masonic principles. The video delves into the successes and controversies of both Roosevelt presidents, highlighting the impact of Masonic ideals on their policies. It draws parallels between Theodore's conservation efforts and Franklin's New Deal programs, showcasing how Masonic principles of equality and charity influenced their governance. The Masonic legacy of the Roosevelt presidents serves as a testament to the enduring influence of fraternal bonds and shared principles on the course of a nation. The video concludes with a nod to the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast's belief in the positive impact of Freemasonry on global stability.

In this episode, Past Master Brian Byrd talks about several Different Types of Educational Presentations for a Masonic Meeting. Spice It Up For Better Involvement! Chapters: 1:10 Masonic Education Basics 2:00 Historical Presentation 2:33 We Make Good Men Better 3:05 Leadership Development Workshop 3:25 Team Building Exercises 3:47 Community Service Project Showcase 4:22 Financial Literacy Seminar 5:41 Health and Wellness Program 6:03 Professional Development Seminar 6:12 Resume Writing and Interviews 6:31 Guest Speaker Series 7:19 Technology Workshop 8:31 Conflict Resolution Training 8:43 Ethics and Integrity Seminar 9:11 Fundraising and Grant Writing 9:51 Time Management Skills 10:08 Art and Creativity Session Historical Presentation: Focus on the history of the fraternal organization, highlighting key milestones, influential members, and significant events. Leadership Development Workshop: Interactive session to develop leadership skills, including communication, team building, and decision-making. Community Service Project Showcase: Presentations on successful community service projects undertaken by the organization, sharing best practices and impact stories. Financial Literacy Seminar: Educational session on personal finance management, investment strategies, and budgeting. Health and Wellness Program: Information on maintaining physical and mental health, including tips on nutrition, exercise, and stress management. Professional Development Seminar: Focus on career advancement skills such as resume writing, interview techniques, and networking. Guest Speaker Series: Invite experts or notable figures to speak on relevant topics, such as civic engagement, philanthropy, or industry-specific knowledge. Cultural Appreciation Presentation: Explore different cultures, traditions, and histories to promote diversity and inclusion within the organization. Technology and Innovation Workshop: Teach members about new technologies, digital tools, and innovative practices that can benefit both personal and organizational growth. Environmental Sustainability Session: Educate members on environmental issues and sustainable practices, encouraging green initiatives within the organization. Conflict Resolution Training: Techniques and strategies for resolving conflicts within the organization, fostering a harmonious environment. Public Speaking Workshop: Training on effective public speaking, including tips on speech preparation, delivery, and overcoming anxiety. Ethics and Integrity Seminar: Discussion on ethical behavior, integrity, and moral decision-making in both personal and organizational contexts. Fundraising and Grant Writing: Techniques for successful fundraising, including grant writing, event planning, and donor relations. Social Media and Digital Marketing: Best practices for leveraging social media and digital platforms to promote the organization and its activities. Time Management Skills: Tips and tools for effective time management, prioritizing tasks, and increasing productivity. Historical Figure Spotlight: In-depth look at influential historical figures related to the organization's values or mission. Educational Documentary Screening: Viewing and discussing a documentary relevant to the organization’s interests or community issues. Art and Creativity Session: Encouraging creative expression through art, music, or writing workshops, fostering a creative community within the organization. These additional presentations can provide diverse and enriching experiences for members, contributing to both personal development and the overall growth of the fraternal organization. #Freemasonry #education #templarknights #freemasonry #Freemasons #freemason #masonic ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

Exploring Freemasonry Worldwide with Former International Grand Master Steve Crane | Old Fashion Masonic Podcast In this captivating episode of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, join us as we delve into the fascinating world of Freemasonry with none other than former International Grand Master of DeMolay, Steve Crane. From his distinguished career in law enforcement and veterinary sales to his rapid ascension through the ranks of Freemasonry in Idaho and Kansas, Crane's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Throughout his decorated Masonic career, Crane has served in numerous capacities, leaving an indelible mark on Freemasonry wherever he goes. With a unique perspective garnered from sitting in Masonic Lodges in an astounding 32 different countries and 50 different Masonic jurisdictions, Crane offers invaluable insights into the diverse and rich tapestry of Freemasonry across the globe. Join us as we uncover the hidden gems of Freemasonry, explore its timeless principles, and gain wisdom from one of its most esteemed members. Whether you're a seasoned Freemason or simply curious about the ancient traditions and values of Freemasonry, this episode promises to enlighten and inspire. Tune in now to discover the world of Freemasonry through the eyes of a true Freemason's Freemason, Steve Crane. Freemasonry's rapid growth outside of the United States is fueled by its historical significance, providing a sense of belonging and community through social networks, and resonating with multicultural values of brotherhood, charity, and moral uprightness. Additionally, its emphasis on education, personal development, philanthropy, and service aligns with the country's priorities. Increased globalization and access to information further drive interest and participation, reflecting a cultural affinity for fraternal organizations and a desire for societal impact. #Freemasons #Freemasonry #Masonic #Freemason #OldFashionMasonicPodcast #SteveCrane #DeMolay #MasonicJourneys #GlobalFreemasonry DeMolay is an international youth organization for young men aged 12 to 21. It was founded in 1919 by Frank S. Land and named after Jacques DeMolay, the last Grand Master of the Knights Templar. DeMolay focuses on character development, leadership skills, and community service. Members participate in various activities, including meetings, ceremonies, and social events, aimed at fostering personal growth and camaraderie. The organization emphasizes values such as brotherhood, integrity, and service to others, providing a supportive environment for young men to learn and grow into responsible adults. ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

Masonic Ties and a Freemason "Straw Man" in Putins Election Campaign- S2 E86b Unveiling Political Intrigues: Freemason Andrei Bogdanov's Role in Two Elections Against Putin In this episode of the Old Fashion Masonic podcast, they tell a first hand story of enigmatic world of politics, power, and Freemasonry. Join us as we uncover the intriguing tale of Freemason Andrei Bogdanov, who found himself thrust into the heart of political maneuvering in not just one, but two elections against the formidable Vladimir Putin. As tensions simmered and the stakes soared, Freemason Andrei Bogdanov emerged as a pivotal figure, serving as a "straw man" candidate in these elections to lend an air of legitimacy to the proceedings. But what compelled a member of the Masonic brotherhood to step into the spotlight of Russian politics? What intricate webs of influence were at play behind the scenes? Through expert analysis and insightful commentary, our host guides listeners through the twists and turns of Bogdanov's involvement, shedding light on the shadowy intersections of Freemasonry and geopolitics. From clandestine meetings to whispered conspiracies, this episode uncovers the layers of intrigue that shroud the corridors of power. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of Freemason Andrei Bogdanov's role in two historic elections, offering a unique perspective on the complex dance between democracy, authority, and the unseen forces that shape our world. Tune in to the Old Fashion Masonic podcast and discover a world where secrets are currency and every move is calculated. ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not. #freemasonry #freemasons #masonic #freemason #secrets

On this episode of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, guest Marvell Summerow talks about his life as a OSI Special Agent, Freemason, Potentate and why he LEFT the masonic fraternity. An OSI Special Agent conducts criminal investigations, counterintelligence, and anti-terrorism operations for the U.S. Air Force. They handle crimes like fraud, espionage, and cyber threats, and work to protect personnel, operations, and information. A Potentate of a Shrine Center leads the organization, overseeing activities, events, and charitable initiatives. They manage administrative tasks, represent the Shrine in public, and work to enhance membership engagement and community involvement. A significant drug bust in Arkansas involved a cab driver and led to the seizure of over $55 million in drugs, 1,200 arrests, and the recovery of hundreds of firearms. The Arkansas Drug Task Force conducted the operation over three months, targeting various illegal substances including fentanyl, cocaine, marijuana, THC edibles, and methamphetamine. The bust highlighted the collaboration of multiple task force units to enhance community safety by removing these drugs from circulation​ #freemasons #freemasonry #masonic #specialagent #airforce #freemason #shriner #princehall #princehallmasons

Freemason Trolls Illuminati on Live Zoom - S2 E84 Welcome back to the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast! In this riveting episode, our host, Brian, finally responds to the mysterious invitations from the so-called Illuminati. After months of curiosity and skepticism, Brian managed to secure a Zoom call with an alleged high-level leader of the Illuminati. As a dedicated Freemason and Past Master of a Masonic Lodge, Brian is no stranger to fraternal societies and esoteric knowledge. However, this time, he dives deep into the claims and promises of the Illuminati, determined to separate fact from fiction. Watch as Brian runs the fake Illuminati member through the ringer, exposing the bogus membership perks and unraveling the myths that have surrounded this elusive group for years. It's a confrontation you don't want to miss! 🔍 In This Episode: The background of Brian’s encounters with the Illuminati invitations. Setting up the Zoom call with the alleged Illuminati leader. Brian’s expert interrogation techniques and critical questions, all while acting as a naïve individual come into play. The unraveling of false claims and exposing fraudulent promises. Insightful commentary on secret societies and their perceived influence. 👁️‍🗨️ Why You Should Watch: If you're fascinated by the mystique of secret societies or curious about the truth behind the Illuminati, this episode offers a rare glimpse into these enigmatic claims through the lens of an experienced Freemason. Brian's thorough and critical approach will enlighten, entertain, and perhaps even debunk some of the most persistent myths out there. CHAPTERS: 0:04 Intro 0:30 Illuminati Joins 1:20 Illuminati Tries to Fake 3:00 Illuminati is Excited 4:07 Social Security Number 4:29 Let The Game Begin 4:44 Clampets Back Story 6:30 Want to give back 6:55 Fresh Prince 7:57 What You Get for $1,000 10:00 Do I Have to Kill 10:31 Where is the Initiation 11:09 Travel Visa 11:57 Do I Need TSA Pre-Check 12:36 Lord Farquad 13:40 Gift Cards 16:28 Rich Uncle 18:51 Been Hurt Before 20:10 Want to be President 20:27 Three Wishes 21:00 Skee Low Bit 23:08 I Want To Know What Love Is 23:56 Hail To The Light 25:48 Top Leader in Illuminati 26:45 Illuminati Ring 27:13 Activate the Ring 💬 Join the Conversation: We want to hear from you! What are your thoughts on the Illuminati? Do you think secret societies still hold power today? Comment below and share your opinions! 📌 Subscribe and Stay Connected: Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to stay updated with all our latest episodes. Follow us on social media for behind-the-scenes content and more! #freemasonry #freemasons #masonic #pranks #troll #trolls #trolling #Freemason #Illuminati #Exposed #SecretSocieties #OldFashionMasonicPodcast #TruthSeeker #MythBusting #ZoomCall ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. We get these questions often: What does the mysterious secret society of Freemasons actually do? Does this episode expose freemasonry and masonry? What about The New Order and The Illuminati? Is there a whole Secret world of Freemasons? We think not.

US Army Birthday and Famous Freemason In The Army - S2 Special Edition The United States Army is the land service branch of the United States Armed Forces. It is one of the eight U.S. uniformed services, and is designated as the Army of the United States in the U.S. Constitution. The Army is the oldest branch of the U.S. military and the most senior in order of precedence. It has its roots in the Continental Army, which was formed on 14 June 1775 to fight against the British for independence during the American Revolutionary War. The U.S. Army is a uniformed service of the United States and is part of the Department of the Army, which is one of the three military departments of the Department of Defense. Let’s talk about some badasses now! The United States Army Special Operations Command is the command charged with overseeing the various special operations forces of the United States Army. Headquartered at Fort Liberty, North Carolina, (Formerly Fort Bragg before we all got woke), it is the largest component of the United States Special Operations Command. At Fort Bragg, yeah I said it, the 82nd Airborne, the 3rd Special Forces Group and the secretive Delta Force is all based here. Now let’s talk about some door kickers! The Rangers. The Army Rangers have a rich history beginning before the Revolutionary War, with units formed by Captain Benjamin Church and Major Robert Rogers. In the War of 1812, Ranger companies patrolled from Ohio to Illinois. During the Civil War, John Singleton Mosby became a famous Confederate Ranger. After a hiatus, Rangers reemerged in World War II, with six battalions trained using British Commando standards, and were led by Colonel William Darby. These battalions fought in North Africa, Normandy, and the Philippines, with notable actions at Pointe du Hoc and the rescue at Cabanatuan. In 1974, the modern 75th Ranger Regiment was established, with battalions participating in significant operations like the Iranian hostage rescue, Grenada, Panama, and the Gulf War. In 1993, they fought in Somalia, exemplified by the Battle of Mogadishu. After September 11th, Rangers led the Global War on Terrorism, conducting missions in Afghanistan and Iraq. In 2006, the Regimental Special Troops Battalion was activated to support sustained operations. Today, the 75th Ranger Regiment continues to lead global combat operations and trains the next generation of Rangers. George Washington - First President of the United States and Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Andrew Jackson - Seventh President of the United States and a Major General in the U.S. Army. Douglas MacArthur - Five-star General and Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the 1930s, played a prominent role in the Pacific theater during World War II. Albert Pike - Brigadier General in the Confederate Army during the American Civil War, also known for his significant role in Freemasonry. Benedict Arnold - Initially a General in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War before defecting to the British Army. Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackson - Confederate General during the American Civil War, renowned for his tactical acumen. Omar Bradley - A senior U.S. Army field commander in North Africa and Europe during World War II and a General of the Army. Creighton Abrams - Commander of military operations in the Vietnam War from 1968–72, Chief of Staff of the United States Army. Frederick E. Davison - A Major General in the U.S. Army, the first African-American Major General in the Army. Audie Murphy was one of the most decorated American combat soldiers of World War II. He served in the European Theater of Operations, fighting in campaigns in Italy, France, and Germany. Audie Murphy received 33 awards and medals, including every major U.S. combat award for valor available at the time. These include: The Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, and the Purple Heart. Murphy received the Medal of Honor for his actions on January 26, 1945, near Holtzwihr, France. Despite being wounded, he single-handedly held off an entire company of German soldiers for an hour, then led a successful counterattack. After the war, Murphy became an actor, starring in more than 40 films. He also became a spokesperson for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), then referred to as "battle fatigue" or "shell shock". #freemasonry #army #freemasons #specialforces #armyrangers #masonic #freemasonry #armybirthday #specialedition Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs.

Douglas MacArthur, born into a military family in 1880, was deeply influenced by his upbringing and became an iconic figure in American military history. His early life was marked by frequent relocations due to his father's military assignments, but it instilled in him a sense of duty and a passion for military strategy. Educated at various schools and West Point, MacArthur excelled academically and graduated at the top of his class in 1903. His military career was marked by rapid ascension through the ranks, particularly during World War I, where he became the youngest major general in the Army. His leadership shone during World War II as Supreme Commander in the Pacific, orchestrating successful campaigns against Japanese forces, notably fulfilling his promise to liberate the Philippines. Despite controversial decisions, like the island-hopping strategy, his leadership significantly contributed to the Allies' victory. Speculation about his Freemasonry affiliation remains inconclusive, despite connections to ceremonial events and influential circles. Post-World War II, MacArthur played a crucial role in reconstructing Japan but faced controversy during the Korean War, leading to his dismissal in 1951 due to disagreements with President Truman. Despite his controversial end, MacArthur remains revered for his strategic brilliance and commitment to duty. His legacy as a military leader and his complex persona continue to captivate historians and military scholars, solidifying his place in American history.

In this episode of The Old Fashioned Masonic Podcast, Past Master Brian Byrd discusses innovative strategies for drawing attention to Freemasonry and Masonic informational events. Discover ideas on how to effectively reach out to men who have been highlighted in area business journals or other publications. By connecting with individuals recently promoted, recognized for their success, or awarded for their achievements, we can introduce them to the values and community of Freemasonry. Byrd shares practical tips on leveraging LinkedIn to make these connections. Learn how to craft compelling introductions that showcase both your personal journey and the rich history of the fraternity. This episode is a must-listen for any Mason looking to expand their lodge's influence and attract like-minded individuals to the brotherhood. Key Topics: - Identifying potential candidates through business journals and publications - Strategies for approaching professionals who have received recent promotions or accolades - Utilizing LinkedIn for outreach and introductions Crafting messages that resonate with successful men - Highlighting the benefits and values of Freemasonry - Tune in to gain valuable insights and start building connections that could lead to the growth and enrichment of your lodge. Watch now and subscribe for more episodes dedicated to Freemasonry and other Masonic bodies. #freemasonry #freemasons #Freemason #masonic

Mel Blanc: The Man of a Thousand Voices Mel Blanc: The Man of a Thousand Voices The Early Years: Born in San Francisco on May 30, 1908, Melvin Jerome Blanc was destined for a life full of vibrant characters and legendary voices. He was the second child born to his parents, Frederick Harvey Blank and Eva Katz Blank. The early years of Mel’s childhood were in San Francisco’s Western Addition neighborhood before his family moved to Portland, Oregon. His affinity for music and performing was innate, and he began practicing different voices and dialects when he was just ten years old. He was quite a musician too. He used his extraordinary talent to entertain his friends at school and even earn a buck. Show Business: In June of 1923, when Mel was just 15, he landed his first job as a radio performer, singing on KGW’s Stories by Aunt Nell, a weekday program for children. While his abilities delighted his friends at school and were enough to secure work, his teachers were less impressed by his talent. It is reported that a formative moment came when he was 16 and a student at Portland’s Lincoln High School. Blanc claimed a teacher told him that his future was “blank,” just like his name, prompting the youngster to change the spelling of his name as soon as possible. But before he became the iconic voice behind beloved animated characters, he had quite the unexpected start. In his youth, Mel was more fascinated with mechanical objects than showbiz. He even dismantled his family's phonograph to understand its mechanics, much to his parents' dismay! It wasn't long before his gift for vocal acrobatics found its way into some of the most memorable animated characters in history. Mel Blanc's repertoire of voices is a symphony of hilarity and nostalgia. The Cartoon Iconic Was Born: By 1936, Blanc began working in cartoons. The first cartoon he voiced came out in 1937 when he voiced a drunken bull. In 1940 he voiced for the first time his most recognizable character Bugs Bunny. To keep his timing correct while voicing Bugs he bit a carrot, which he immediately spit into a spittoon. It has been claimed Blanc was allergic to carrots, Blanc himself denied it. Blanc briefly voiced Woody Woodpecker, developing Woody's signature laugh. After signing an exclusive contract with Warner Brothers, he stopped working for Universal who owned Woody Woodpecker. From there, Blanc began doing voices for other cartoons. He worked for Hanna-Barbera voicing such well known characters as Barney Rubble from The Flintstones and Cosmo Spacely from The Jetson's. In addition to Bugs Bunny, he brought life to incredible characters like: Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Tweety Bird, Sylvester the Cat, and countless other beloved cartoon characters. Mel Blanc amassed over 1,000 acting and voice credits throughout his career, and, even more impressively, he created and performed nearly 400 distinct character voices. His ability to imbue each character with unique quirks and personalities made him a household name. However, behind the scenes, Blanc had another affiliation: Freemasonry. His Masonic Affilications: He was indeed a member of the Freemasons, adding an extra layer of mystery to this man of many talents. Perhaps he found the secret to channeling such diverse characters in the magic teachings of the Masonic order—well, it's a fun thought! At age 17, Mel joined the DeMolay in 1925. In 1966, he received the Legion of Honor, an award given to members who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and can be implicitly relied upon to help young men carrying the ideals of DeMolay into every walk of life. On April 27, 1987, 62 years after joining DeMolay International, Blanc was inducted into their Hall of Fame. He then commented, “I have been a member of DeMolay for 63 years. I thank God and DeMolay for helping me become kind and thoughtful to my parents and all my friends. I had many opportunities to do the wrong things, and I might have done them if it were not for DeMolay. God bless them.” His positive experience in DeMolay likely set him up for his long and fruitful journey as a Freemason later in life. In 1931, he joined Mid-Day Lodge Number 188 in Portland and enthusiastically embarked on his Masonic journey. Twenty years later, at age 43, Blanc joined the Scottish Rite Valley of Los Angeles, taking his degrees from June 14 through June 16, 1951. Two weeks later, he joined Al Malaikah Shrine Temple in Los Angeles. In his autobiography, he wrote, “When I was a teenager, I used to pass by the Portland Shrine Hospital located not far from my parent’s home. Hearing about the work they did with crippled children was what initially piqued my interest in the fellowship and prompted me to seek admission.” On May 19, 1989, he checked into Cedars-Sinai Medical Center when his family noticed he had a bad cough while shooting a commercial. Initially, he was expected to recover, but his condition deteriorated due to advanced coronary artery disease. He spent nearly two months in the hospital, and after 66 years of bringing to life hundreds of beloved cartoon characters, passed to the Celestial Lodge on July 10, 1989, at the age of 81. He left behind a legacy that continues to echo through the halls of animation. His gravestone fittingly reads, "That's All Folks!"—a poignant tribute to the man who brought joy and laughter to generations through his unparalleled vocal genius. Mel Blanc's life was a whirlwind of mechanical tinkering, vocal gymnastics, and Masonic secrets, cementing his place as the cornerstone of animated entertainment and forever ensconcing him in the annals of comedic history.

Earl Warren, born in 1891, had humble beginnings that led him to a career in law and justice. He graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, and started as a lawyer. He served in World War I and later rose through the political ranks, becoming California's governor for three consecutive terms. Warren's political journey included running for the White House and eventually being appointed Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. His tenure on the Supreme Court was marked by landmark cases, notably Brown v. Board of Education, which ended school segregation. He later led the Warren Commission, investigating JFK's assassination. Despite criticism and controversy over his progressive decisions, Warren remained dedicated to justice and equality. Outside his legal career, Warren was affiliated with various fraternal organizations, notably the Freemasons, holding significant positions. In his later years, he advocated for social causes, monitored the Watergate scandal, and passed away in 1974 at the age of 83. Earl Warren's legacy is defined by his pursuit of justice and monumental legal decisions. While his affiliation with Freemasonry was a significant part of his life, his impact on law and society continues to endure. Regarding his representation of Masonry, Warren's contributions to law and justice resonate strongly, aligning with Masonic principles of morality and social responsibility. However, evaluating how well he represented Masonry is subjective and depends on individual perspectives within the Masonic community.

The Masonic Roots of Memorial Day: Uncovering the Truth Memorial Day, a cherished occasion where we honor the Heroes who've served our nation. As we approach Memorial Day weekend, it's fitting to delve into the story of the Freemason instrumental in shaping this national observance. Originally known as Decoration Day, this solemn day of remembrance traces back to the tradition of adorning graves with flowers, wreaths, and flags. General John Logan's proclamation in 1868 marked the widespread observance of Memorial Day, with a significant contribution from Freemason James Garfield, a former Union General. During the inaugural Memorial Day commemoration, Garfield, along with 5,000 participants, paid tribute at Arlington National Cemetery, a Masonic undertaking that honored over 20,000 fallen soldiers from both sides of the Civil War. This pivotal event catalyzed nationwide efforts to honor and remember the sacrifices of our servicemen and women, echoing the Masonic principles of fraternity and service. In subsequent years, Memorial Day gained legal recognition, with New York leading the way in 1873. Over time, it evolved into a day of remembrance for all fallen soldiers across America's wars, firmly establishing itself as a national holiday. The Uniform Monday Holiday Act of 1971 solidified its observance on the last Monday of May. At Arlington National Cemetery, a solemn ceremony ensues each Memorial Day, symbolized by the placement of small American flags on each grave and the traditional wreath-laying at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by dignitaries, including Presidents and Vice Presidents. It's a poignant moment for all Americans, reflecting on the bravery and sacrifice of those who've served. Delving into the life of John Alexander Logan, we uncover a multifaceted figure—soldier, politician, and Freemason. Logan's legacy extends beyond his military and political endeavors; he played a pivotal role in establishing Memorial Day as an official holiday. Raised in Mitchell Lodge Number 85 of Pinckneyville, Illinois, Logan's Masonic journey exemplifies the values of brotherhood and service. Logan's contributions to Freemasonry were significant, culminating in his reception of the 32nd degree in Oriental Consistory in 1880. His Masonic affiliations, including Washington Chapter Number 43, Royal Arch Masons, and Chevalier Bayard Commandery Number 52, Knights Templar, underscore his commitment to Masonic ideals. Despite his achievements, Logan's life was not without challenges. His untimely death in 1886 left a void, but his legacy endures, both within Freemasonry and in the broader American consciousness. As we reflect on Memorial Day and the contributions of individuals like John Logan, let us not forget their Masonic heritage and the enduring principles they upheld. Join us in honoring their memory and subscribing to the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast for more enlightening insights. ⚠️ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this video do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Old Fashion Masonic Podcast, any Grand Lodge or Shrine Center, and we encourage viewers to conduct their research and form their conclusions based on reliable sources and personal beliefs. #Freemasonry #Freemasons #freemason #masonic #memorialday2024 #memorialday