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The speaker argues that lower-level members were deliberately misled about what they had achieved. After someone goes through the first three degrees—Enter Apprentice (first), Fellow Craft (second), and Master Mason (third)—the fellow craft is described as part of the progression, and members are told they have reached the pinnacle of the lodge. The speaker claims that examining lodge “structure plans” shows they are “barely up to the floorboards” and “hardly out of the basement.”
The speaker then describes additional degrees as involving deeper rituals and “a curse that the men speak.” As an example, a friend described by the speaker who was formerly a Knight Templar reached what the speaker calls the “second highest level” in most of the Western world, and later became a Christian. The friend allegedly learned that reaching that degree required breaking five of the 10 commandments—numbers one, two, three, six, and nine—so that “God” would become “your enemy.”
The speaker connects these claims to political influence, saying that because top figures in Freemasonry were involved in political control, they controlled many countries. The speaker says they were asked to speak to Africa about this, and claims that every British regiment in the 1800s had a Masonic lodge inside it. According to the speaker, wherever the British military went—during a period when they controlled a quarter of the world, including New Zealand—Freemasonry was used as “infiltration.” The speaker claims lodges were present in New Zealand from the 1830s, 1837, and 1838 onwards, and that British military campaigns there used campaign meetings held in Masonic lodges to plan operations.
The speaker says this is why “a lot of Maori have nothing to do with the lodge,” citing their knowledge of a connection. They also claim there was a coup and describe the British Empire as essentially a Masonic empire, saying the lodge spread to India, Singapore, and throughout Africa where the British controlled regions.
The speaker also points to scouting and other organizations, stating that Baden-Powell was a prominent Freemason and that his tombstone shows relevant symbols, including the “point within a circle,” alongside the Scouting emblem. The speaker adds that the founder of Jehovah’s Witnesses has a Knights Templar pyramid over his tomb, which the speaker says includes a logo. The speaker concludes that if people know what to look for, these symbols can be found in many places.