RE: Was or is Bush a Free Mason?
If he was a mason why would that not be published?
Sometimes people want their secret society involvement kept secret. We never saw Bush volunteer any information about his involvement with Skull and Bones when asked. He said he couldn't say anything about it.
If you're running for various offices, but especially president.. It might behoove you to not give ammunition to critics at the very least, but also in a more security sense, you just may not want to advertise what secretive groups you're a part of.
ESPECIALLY if that group is accused of like.. Trying to take over the world and stuff, and especially if that accusation is true, heh.
I agree with most of the rest of what you said, Free Masonry basically went underground after the Morgan Affair and lost like more than half of their lodges and members and additionally since then they've just not done a good job recruiting which is one reason why they've started becoming so public on the internet in the last number of years, they are desperate for new "blood"... So to speak.
BUT.. I'm not really sure how much power they have, which is why I wanna find out if the modern presidents are members. We know the very first president was.. Geroge Washington wore his apron openly and if I remember correctly there's at least like.. 10 + or more other presidents that have admitted membership. So.. It seems pretty significantly connected to the highest levels of known public power in our US history and elsewhere in the world.
In regards to links.. I'm not really sure.. Most of my research on this stuff is sort of specific and targetted, I guess I would suggest looking into people like. Jordan Maxwell or Mark Passio maybe. Or uhh.. Robert W Sullivan IV. He's a a 32nd degree Free mason and is not into any conspiracy theory stuff but much more of an academic scholar that corroborates a lot of the occult info floating around out there.. I think he's a great source! When it comes to confirming certain things, though he definitely denies that Free Masons are trying to take over the world, though he does admit that he thinks the US should not be the "United States of America" but rather the.. "Free Masonic States of America. He thinks the history is so overwhelming in regards to Free Mason involvement from government to buildings and everything that it's basically a Free Masonic government.
Interesting stuff! When a 32nd degree Free mason basically says the US originates from their group.
Those guys I mentioned are mostly on YouTube, but they all have websites as well I think.
Texas Masons have always been involved in the public school system. Many early lodges had a school house on the bottom floor and a lodge room on the second floor. My lodge was responsible for opening the first public school in Williamson County, Tx. I believe that's Past Grand Master Mike Gower (1999-2000) https://grandlodgeoftexas.org/grand-master/w-m-mike-gower/ just to the right of Bush, which sync's up with the event that took place in this photo on or around Feb 16th 2000 where Bush formally recognized to continue the previous governor's efforts to improve the Texas public school system. Masons and Lodges give hundreds of thousands of dollars in education scholarships each year and to those saying we're trying to take over the US, my thought to leave with you is; It worked out pretty well the first time, didn't it?
Thanks for the info fossilbluff. I posted this 8 months ago, it's always cool to see when someone comments on an older post here. Reminds me that some of these things I post are sort of "evergreen" in the sense that people find them much later after they've been posted.
I have friends who are free masons and I don't think they are all bad, and I haven't come to a solid conclusion about the organization in general. I'm open minded to claims on both sides. However.. Just because a person or group donates to charities or does good causes does not mean they are good. A good example of this is Hitler, he donated to charities, but how many people think he was a good person? Definitely not a majority. Who knows if he was truly in power or not, but most believe he was responsible for the deaths of millions, yet.. He donated to charities and good causes! So.. While I do appreciate your group does that stuff, it's not like.. A magic "proof" of innocence.
Also. Lol. When Free Mason's make comments like the one you just made in regards to Free Mason's having already taken over the US, that just breeds more and more conspiracy theories.
You could be joking, you could be serious. I don't know. Though as I said previously.. I try to stay open minded and not become a hardcore partisan so to speak, I admit I don't know the truth so I am still open minded to both sides of the story.
Thanks again for your info! Peace.