The Freemasons’ assertion that such a significant interview could happen without the explicit approval of the lodge’s grand masters strains credulity and smacks of deliberate misdirection. This pretense is a thinly veiled effort to mask the strict hierarchical control that governs their secretive organization, where no move of consequence escapes the oversight of those at the top.
By peddling this narrative, the Freemasons only deepen public skepticism, reinforcing their reputation as a shadowy group that thrives on half-truths and carefully curated transparency.
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I wonder if that’s because McGregor spoke about how hard it is to become a leader in Ireland without being apart of that class.