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RE: The Masonic book I spent $125 on.
My grandfather was a mason. We didn't even know until after he passed away, he was that secretive about it. My grandmother received the benefit of living free of charge in a masonic palace for old folks in King City, California. So I guess there is a life insurance type of policy for being a member of a certain rank.
Always been curious about the organization myself. Almost want to join one and try the forbidden fruit to find out more of their secret ties. Don't think I have the stomach to brown nose a bunch of elites I despise.
I found out my Grandfather and an Uncle were masons after I started learning of this stuff. There is even a childrens version too call DeMoley. It was named after Jock De Moley, the last leader of the Templars that got burned at the stake when King Philip slaughtered them all on Friday the 13th.
A children's masonic order? I knew about Boy Scouts, and a few others. Very weird.