Small correction. Becoming a Freemason literally is as easy as saying “I’d like to be enlightened”. Most Masonic jurisdictions do not allow membership by invitation. A large part of the Masonic experience is that a new member must come to the society of their own free will
A good amount of historians especially youtube ones are Free Masons. One of them said a hard requirement is to believe in a god. Not The (Judeau) God but some form. Tho thats one member said. I forgot who it was. Its either HistoryOfEverything or MiniMinutemen who said they were welcomed in.
You also have to believe in a higher power. My uncle’s has been a Mason for 30 years or so and we talked about it a bit. He asked me if I were still an Atheist and I said yes and he laughed and said that’s all he could talk to me about it.
Different countries have different requirements, the USA is easy the UK not so much. I was shocked when I saw Masonic rings on public display in a Jewelry store in the US.
Just misinformation propaganda… easy to move on. Anyone who goes out of their way to create a cartoon video downplaying all the mainstream secret societies are suspect at best.
One of the first things that’s asked of a new initiate in Freemasonry is “Is this decision of your own free will and accord?” It is not an invitation-only organization. One of our mottos is To Be One, Ask One.
@8-8-8-J One of our main values is charity, but it in itself is not a charity. We more-so help brothers and brothers’ families who are in distress and need relief, and we sometimes donate to other charities who may be able to assist you. To join does requires a petitioning fee, a fee for the degrees, and annual member dues paid to the lodge. We won’t turn away anyone who isn’t rich, but it would be required to at least make enough to cover your entry and yearly fees.
@@hhhh-qm2ud To join, simply find a local lodge to where you are in your country or state. Contact the secretary or read their website to see what days and time they meet. Show up and have dinner with them, and get to know some of the brothers. See if they’re a good group of men you like to be around and know as friends, then you can ask for a petition to join. :)
But but like I heard there’s members cloaked and scattered around in every corner and like when someone handles a situation without using violence he is approached and invited
Yes, there is a game called Assassins Creed and you can find it on game systems. The name is from Hashishins that used Hashish for themselves and hidden weapons against the Crusaders if I remember correctly or some similar history.
Actually believe it or not theres truth to the story somewhat. The assassin order originated in persia and syria, they fought against the 1st Crusaders over Jerusalem, some of those same crusaders became the Templars
True... You don't need to be invited to become a Freemason. If you are interested just apply. Oh and the Great Architect title is used instead of a specific religious name as the Freemasons accept members from all religious beliefs... And it fits with the whole stone mason history.
@@rodnoelsfamily6417 Do a google search and find a lodge near to where you live. Call them up and tell them you're interested in visiting and potentially joining. They will let you know how to do all that.
7:03 Skull & Bones members are 'Tapped' from the Junior class during their spring semester to have enough time to instruct them on what to do when they become the only Bonesmen at Yale the following year. They also have an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence Seaway that the new Senior class members will often spend time at over the summer to be indoctrinated by the Alumni, where membership is for life and the Knights Templar are a subsect of Freemasonry, as Freemasons were created by the Templars after the infamous Friday the 13th.
You missed The Knights of Pythias, the Ordo Templi Orientis, the Clampers, The Ancient Order of Foresters, The Molly Maguires, and the Odd Fellows. Their are more, but I didn't want to inundate you with too much. If you ask, I know nothing.
Freemasons stretch back to ancient Israel but the Templars were not a part. During the middle ages Freemasons were generally considered infidels or heretics due to their Jewish origins.
@@mrvwbug4423 What a load of old bollocks. Early Freemasons were probably all Christian, hence the requirement to have a holy bible at each meeting, as a nod to our supposed beginnings. I It's true to say we have zero Templar connection but to say we go back to Israel is nonsense. Why? Because NOBODY knows the origins of Freemasonry. The best guess that academic have come up with, is that we began around 1000 years ago, in England or Scotland
Of the ones listed here, Skull and Bones is probably the one that is the closest to the reality living up to the hype, it's a club of rich and powerful men who are all Yale alumni. Every US president who attended Yale is/was a member, with George W Bush being the most recent Bonesman to be POTUS. The demise of the Knights Templar is the least conspiracy~ish, the heresy accusation came about because the King of France at the time owed the Templars a LOT of money for mercenary contracts and he didn't want to pay up so conspired with the pope to level false heresy accusations against the Templars. Where it gets a bit spooky is the fact that both the king of France who started the heresy accusations and the pope that aided him both died under mysterious circumstances within 9 months of the grand master of the Templars being burned at the stake.
You probably should've mentioned that six out of the nine Justices on the US Supreme Court are Roman Catholics who are in Opus Dei. (The others are two Protestants and one Jewish member.) Six Opus Dei members on the highest court with only 9 members... is quite a... (cough, cough)..."coincidence," especially considering how few people are actually in Opus Dei in the USA (Estimated to be approx 3,000.). If you were ever "confused" about how come Roe v Wade was overturned...contemplate Opus Dei's position against abortion and any method of birth control. Another high-profile member of Opus Dei was former Trump attorney general Bill Barr, and of course, Federalist Society VP and activist, Leonard Leo. It was Leonard Leo who assisted Clarence Thomas in his Supreme Court confirmation hearings and induced the nominations of John Roberts, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Opus Dei does not need a lot of members to influence USA policy and law. They only needed 6 well-placed Supreme Court Justices.
Most of them either never existed or disbanded centuries ago. Freemasons are pretty innocuous, weird rituals aside, they're primarily a philanthropic organization and run a boatload of charities. Skull & Bones is one of the few where the reality probably does live up to the hype, it really is a secret club of rich and powerful men plotting their agendas. The Illuminati hasn't existed in over 200 years and were pretty inept at seeking actual power when they did exist.
For skull and bones you said they probably don’t influence the world but then say they are one of the most influential people in the world 😐 so which is it hmmmmm
This is ripped from basic ass googling and just the affirmation of everything a secret society WOULD tell the public. Anything they WOULDNT have a matter of public record would be… a secret. This is super limp-wristed video and a waste of time. It’s not even charitable to the non-prevailing narratives.
Love how this guy treats all these groups in such a flippant manner as if they are probably all benign and harmless. Equally interesting is how he neglected to talk about the most important and powerful of them all- the Jesuits. The ultimate wolves in sheep's clothing.
@ never, it’s one of the best things I’ve done. Of course by my men of my family being members, I had some insight early on but for new comers, I would say the first step to show your interest would be to look up Masonic lodges near you. That’s the first step
Being apart of one of these secret society and watching you completely miss has been the highlight of my day
Small correction. Becoming a Freemason literally is as easy as saying “I’d like to be enlightened”. Most Masonic jurisdictions do not allow membership by invitation. A large part of the Masonic experience is that a new member must come to the society of their own free will
A good amount of historians especially youtube ones are Free Masons. One of them said a hard requirement is to believe in a god. Not The (Judeau) God but some form. Tho thats one member said. I forgot who it was. Its either HistoryOfEverything or MiniMinutemen who said they were welcomed in.
You also have to believe in a higher power. My uncle’s has been a Mason for 30 years or so and we talked about it a bit. He asked me if I were still an Atheist and I said yes and he laughed and said that’s all he could talk to me about it.
@ true. A belief in a supreme being is a prerequisite
Different countries have different requirements, the USA is easy the UK not so much. I was shocked when I saw Masonic rings on public display in a Jewelry store in the US.
Doesn’t happen in Greece. It is invite only, and recommendations from 2 masons are required to let you in.
There is one secret society that you missed.
It’s the one that is still a secret and not plastered all over the internet 😂😂
Which one 😂
@Fernandes-m9xhis family
The Jesuits. But who is counting.
@@danielw7290painfully true lmao
@@danielw7290 Spot on my friend... spot on.
This gotta be the most silly milk toast, Wikipedia research video essay about secret societies I’ve ever seen lol.
Exactly
Hahaha, for real Oracle. This dude is still 100% a bot
😂 I was like they didn’t even try.
They didn’t even mention the sacrifices we have to make so they can exist.
Just misinformation propaganda… easy to move on. Anyone who goes out of their way to create a cartoon video downplaying all the mainstream secret societies are suspect at best.
Just to be picky, the compass in Free Masonry is for drawing circles, not finding magnetic North.
One of the first things that’s asked of a new initiate in Freemasonry is “Is this decision of your own free will and accord?”
It is not an invitation-only organization.
One of our mottos is To Be One, Ask One.
I wanna join
I'd like to join
@8-8-8-J One of our main values is charity, but it in itself is not a charity. We more-so help brothers and brothers’ families who are in distress and need relief, and we sometimes donate to other charities who may be able to assist you.
To join does requires a petitioning fee, a fee for the degrees, and annual member dues paid to the lodge. We won’t turn away anyone who isn’t rich, but it would be required to at least make enough to cover your entry and yearly fees.
@@hhhh-qm2ud To join, simply find a local lodge to where you are in your country or state. Contact the secretary or read their website to see what days and time they meet. Show up and have dinner with them, and get to know some of the brothers. See if they’re a good group of men you like to be around and know as friends, then you can ask for a petition to join. :)
But but like I heard there’s members cloaked and scattered around in every corner and like when someone handles a situation without using violence he is approached and invited
I love How He keeps calling everything a conspiracy theory and then makes sense on why these groups could rule the world
This video is an obvious ploy by the Pastafarians to throw us all off the scent!
Do you think somewhere there is an Assassin's Secret Society as well? To battle the Knight's Templar?
Yes, there is a game called Assassins Creed and you can find it on game systems. The name is from Hashishins that used Hashish for themselves and hidden weapons against the Crusaders if I remember correctly or some similar history.
Actually believe it or not theres truth to the story somewhat. The assassin order originated in persia and syria, they fought against the 1st Crusaders over Jerusalem, some of those same crusaders became the Templars
Then there is the Thugese cult, the CIA, the MI groups, Mossad, various military groups, and many others.
I believe it say knights Templar aren't evil because they are good guy real life but then they portrayed as the villian in the game.
So far you haven't mentioned The League of Shadows.
We are everywhere still you can't see us .
Long live Ras Al Ghul
Don’t forget the Court of Owls.
Don’t forget the order of st Dumas
True... You don't need to be invited to become a Freemason. If you are interested just apply. Oh and the Great Architect title is used instead of a specific religious name as the Freemasons accept members from all religious beliefs... And it fits with the whole stone mason history.
How can one Join?
Please I need directions
@@rodnoelsfamily6417 Do a google search and find a lodge near to where you live. Call them up and tell them you're interested in visiting and potentially joining. They will let you know how to do all that.
🎵We do...we do🎵
Cool video! Any recommendations for further research and information thanks!
People do not fear being under control of something or someone. They fear the world being the opposite
My favourite bit of this video is how you pronounced Chatham 😂
7:03 Skull & Bones members are 'Tapped' from the Junior class during their spring semester to have enough time to instruct them on what to do when they become the only Bonesmen at Yale the following year. They also have an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence Seaway that the new Senior class members will often spend time at over the summer to be indoctrinated by the Alumni, where membership is for life and the Knights Templar are a subsect of Freemasonry, as Freemasons were created by the Templars after the infamous Friday the 13th.
“Sometimes the best hiding place is the one in plain site.”
The freemasons outside selling uspa socks
You missed The Knights of Pythias, the Ordo Templi Orientis, the Clampers, The Ancient Order of Foresters, The Molly Maguires, and the Odd Fellows. Their are more, but I didn't want to inundate you with too much. If you ask, I know nothing.
Yea yea you googled freemasonry and went down the rabbit hole on Wikipedia recommendations 😂 I still do that just for fun
"Darcaine symbols". Best description ever.
You left out the leader of them all - The Jesuits!
The Jesuits have infiltrated all of the aforementioned societies.
Awesome... you're spot on.
The origin of freemasonry goes back much further than medieval Europe. Also knights templar is a part of freemasonry
Freemasons stretch back to ancient Israel but the Templars were not a part. During the middle ages Freemasons were generally considered infidels or heretics due to their Jewish origins.
@@mrvwbug4423 What a load of old bollocks. Early Freemasons were probably all Christian, hence the requirement to have a holy bible at each meeting, as a nod to our supposed beginnings. I
It's true to say we have zero Templar connection but to say we go back to Israel is nonsense. Why? Because NOBODY knows the origins of Freemasonry. The best guess that academic have come up with, is that we began around 1000 years ago, in England or Scotland
I think by the symbolism their based off Egyptian beliefs
Of the ones listed here, Skull and Bones is probably the one that is the closest to the reality living up to the hype, it's a club of rich and powerful men who are all Yale alumni. Every US president who attended Yale is/was a member, with George W Bush being the most recent Bonesman to be POTUS. The demise of the Knights Templar is the least conspiracy~ish, the heresy accusation came about because the King of France at the time owed the Templars a LOT of money for mercenary contracts and he didn't want to pay up so conspired with the pope to level false heresy accusations against the Templars. Where it gets a bit spooky is the fact that both the king of France who started the heresy accusations and the pope that aided him both died under mysterious circumstances within 9 months of the grand master of the Templars being burned at the stake.
You probably should've mentioned that six out of the nine Justices on the US Supreme Court are Roman Catholics who are in Opus Dei. (The others are two Protestants and one Jewish member.) Six Opus Dei members on the highest court with only 9 members... is quite a... (cough, cough)..."coincidence," especially considering how few people are actually in Opus Dei in the USA (Estimated to be approx 3,000.). If you were ever "confused" about how come Roe v Wade was overturned...contemplate Opus Dei's position against abortion and any method of birth control. Another high-profile member of Opus Dei was former Trump attorney general Bill Barr, and of course, Federalist Society VP and activist, Leonard Leo. It was Leonard Leo who assisted Clarence Thomas in his Supreme Court confirmation hearings and induced the nominations of John Roberts, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Opus Dei does not need a lot of members to influence USA policy and law. They only needed 6 well-placed Supreme Court Justices.
Why does the "Opus Dei" cartoon resemble "Shou Tucker" from Full Metal Alchemist so much.??
Most of the group overlap and/or are at odds with each other
Most of them either never existed or disbanded centuries ago. Freemasons are pretty innocuous, weird rituals aside, they're primarily a philanthropic organization and run a boatload of charities. Skull & Bones is one of the few where the reality probably does live up to the hype, it really is a secret club of rich and powerful men plotting their agendas. The Illuminati hasn't existed in over 200 years and were pretty inept at seeking actual power when they did exist.
your wrong about the Masons they are not allowed to invite anyone to join you have to ask to join
For skull and bones you said they probably don’t influence the world but then say they are one of the most influential people in the world 😐 so which is it hmmmmm
Its a “special” college frat, nothing crazy, most frats use coffins in initiation. They j pick more connected people instead of anyone
You absolutely do not have to be invited by a member to be a Mason.
I guess WEF is not really a secret.
Mystery about money in my bank acccount
Forgot the jesuits.
Yoo interpter can you do vid abt worst jet disasters
You’re missing several dozen.
Way to take the fun out of a video by pouring out your overwhelming skepticism
I like how you said the illuminati os the grandaddy of all SS when they literally based half their stuff off freemasonry 😂
Where’s the Assassin’s Creed??
Knights Templar
The Ark of the covenant grants ultimate protection
This is ripped from basic ass googling and just the affirmation of everything a secret society WOULD tell the public. Anything they WOULDNT have a matter of public record would be… a secret.
This is super limp-wristed video and a waste of time. It’s not even charitable to the non-prevailing narratives.
Haha nice try illuminati member 😉
What do you mean?
they would say "I" member. and that's really important for knowing about them, ask your self what do I want.
@@Amipotsophspond What does that mean?
Love how this guy treats all these groups in such a flippant manner as if they are probably all benign and harmless. Equally interesting is how he neglected to talk about the most important and powerful of them all- the Jesuits. The ultimate wolves in sheep's clothing.
Bill cipherrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 1:47
So you can be a mason just by asking no the first step is literally asking you don’t have to be invited nor do you have to know someone to join
Idk in Oklahoma I had to know 3 😂 but back home in Mississippi and Louisiana it wasn't required
Whispers of shadowy influence😂😂😂
What about balls and shaft?
😂😂😂
Bill chyper
possibly maybe early?
The Genealogy of Jesus is literally name for name listed in Matthew and Luke. Not sure what he iscsaying about it being hidden.
Don’t say to much yk those guys get real angry 😂
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🌌🎃🪽🧑🏾🏫🪽🎃🫴🏾📚🫳🏾 📚📜✍🏾bunch of weirdos if you ask me🌌
This O9A shit sounds more like a gang?
This didn't explain anything 🤣 basically just the surface level reductionist interpretation that everyone already knows
Yes....but it could possibly help someone who doesn't know Jack squat.
But yes I totally agree.
Then again.... I dont like the video.
The title clearly states: “In 13 minutes”. So obviously there’s no time to go too much in depth.
You guys know nothing about Freemasonry lol.
But you do hey..oky ahahha
@ I am a mason.
@ joined at 18, wasn’t even Demolay and I made history. 3rd generation. Any more remarks?
@@JahRastafari783has there been any moment that made you regret that you joined?
@ never, it’s one of the best things I’ve done. Of course by my men of my family being members, I had some insight early on but for new comers, I would say the first step to show your interest would be to look up Masonic lodges near you. That’s the first step
How can one Join the Freemasons?
Contact the closet lodge and ask if you can join 🤷🏻♂️
Yea man you just walk in when they meet and ask to join while mooching off the free food 😂
You forgot the Jesuits.
🪬🫣👁️👁️🗨️🧿
early
45 seconds in and you already made so many false statements.
The higher power satan!
Jesus>
15 minutes and 48 seconds of white noise.
"Nothing to see here, kids..."
Pathetic.
Those groups trash - triple beam meme group
freemasonry origins are in BC Isreal not medieval Europe
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LMAO
Acting funny huh , the truth isn't so funny romeo
We wuz masons.