Now Playing on DTube: Largest Freemason Royal Ritual Held By London's Grand Lodge on October 31, 2017

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The Tercentenary program of the United Freemason Grand Lodge of England was held at the Royal Albert Hall in October 2017. The event was held in celebration of the 300th anniversary of the founding of the Premiere Grand Lodge in London in 1717.

On Halloween 2017, the Freemasons celebrated 300 years of Royal influence in London.

The Masons sang "God save the Queen, let her reign over us." in unison.

Prince Edward - Duke of Kent, the grandson of King George V and Queen Mary, is their Grand Master, who stated that he speaks with 136 other Grand Masters.

They acted out a play, with George Washington and Benjamin Franklin explaining the Masonic influence over the founding of the United States.

They joked about putting the all-seeing eye on their bank note.

Thousands of Masons from all over the world, gathered inside the Royal Albert Hall, where a giant triangular compass displayed a holographic eye in the center of the hall and a ritualistic performance was acted out.

Link to You Tube version:

The full 2.5 hour version can be found here:

Images screen captured from both videos:

A few points of note:

Symbolism is everything to these global elitists. Everything is acted out upon the chessboard, the global stage. The ritual begins between two pillars. The all-seeing eye dominates the scene. Players, protectors, pawns and unwitting dupes act and dance upon the stage and play their roles. The black and white checkerboard symbolizes "as above, so below", duality. The compass is balance, level and direction. The Freemasons are almost entirely white old men, royalty, academics, industry and corporate leaders. The ritualistic play that develops from the all-seeing eye beneath the compass includes historical world events and countries that the UK colonized, subjugated and exploited. Note the far east, US colonies and India play leading roles. Conquests, invasions, overthrows and colonization are portrayed as benevolent acts. George Washington and Ben Franklin play roles upon the stage and are paid tribute to by the UK Grand Lodge.

Slightly off topic , but important lesser known information:

George Washington wanted the land west of the Appalachians. He already had deeds to certain land lots prior to the war. Thus, it is my belief that he and King George worked together to deceive the Cherokee leaders who King George had made promises to in the Proclamation of 1763 to not expand the 13 original colonies beyond the Appalachian mountain range. Historical documents prove clearly that Washington had these deeds upon various land lots. I believe they needed a ruse to attain it. Washington was a 33rd degree freemason. The Grand Lodge was only established in the UK in the years before the 'US war of independence'. I believe that the elite played the American people even then. All the worlds a stage, a chessboard, as symbolized in their deeply presented rituals.

Other performances on the stage highlight illumination and even include a tribute to freemason military life beneath an illuminated global earth. At this point of the performance the actors make reference to belief in magic. (At 1:33:00 mark in long video). The magic flute is then introduced and a dark clothed female opera singer then takes to the stage exhibiting intense facial expressions under the all-seeing eye and illuminated stage.

Information on colonists designs upon native American land:

https://www.answers.com/Q/What_law_did_Britain_enact_that_restricted_colonists_from_settling_west_of_the_Appalachian_Mountains

http://lehrmaninstitute.org/history/founders-land.html

Excerpt:

Historian Bernard Bailyn noted that George Washington “wrote enthusiastically in 1767 about an ‘opening prospect in the back country for adventurers, where numbers resort to, and where an enterprising man with very little money may lay the foundation of a noble estate.’ Anyone he declared, who neglected the ‘present opportunity of hunting out good lands and in some measure marking and distinguishing them for his own (in order to keep others from settling them) will never regain it.” Although fellow Virginian Thomas Jefferson never ventured west of the Blue Ridge Mountains, he shared Washington’s predilection for western vistas” and western expansion.