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in Charleston, South Carolina (Christopher Knight, Robert Lomas,
"The Second Messiah", London, 1998, p. 85). The Supreme Council of
the 33rd Degree became the magic headquarters of the freemasons.
Charleston is located on the 33rd parallel, a matter of great im-
portance to the freemasons, and this council is considered to be the
mother Supreme Council of all masonic lodges in the world.
In 1875, the Supreme Council moved to closer to the centre of
power, Washington, D.C. It has thereafter been regarded as the
Supreme Council of World Freemasonry and has affected every
important political event since.
The high-ranking Scottish freemason John Robison stated that in
the step, called the Chevalier du Soleil (Knight of the Sun), it is
Reason that has been destroyed and entombed, and the master of
this degree, the Sublime Philosophe, occasions the discovery of the
place where the body is hidden (John Robison, "Proofs of a Conspi-
racy", Belmont, 1967, p. 88). Freemasons learn that lower degrees,
which concern morals and the Christian religion, are mere clouds that
have now been dissipated by the light of reason. This particular
degree in the French freemasonry is the first step of the freemason
forwards «enlightenment». Robison became a freemason in May 1770.
Freemasonry became a Jewish-Cabbalist conspiracy, the aim of
which was to subjugate the civilised Jewry and to enslave the rest of
humanity. In 1869, a Jew was grand master of the Scottish Rite in
Paris (Henry W. Coil, "Coil's Masonic Encyclopaedia", Macoy Pub-
lishing, Richmond, Virginia, 1996, p. 260). The Grand Orient admitted
Jews without restrictions.
Morin's mission was to make all gentile freemasons function as
extremist Jews or as their henchmen. In any case, they serve in the
interest of Zionism.
The masonic leaders appear to follow the doctrine of the Talmud,
which states that if there were no Jews, the earth would not be any
blessing, neither sunshine nor rain nor humanity would exist
(Jebammoth, fol. 98 a). Pretence is therefore common within free-
masonry since this is also condoned by the Talmud. In the same
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