[WestCoastGal]

I'm still wondering why the pilot or relief pilot of the charter crash in Egypt was a Freemason and why many other wealthy ME men are also members per a FR member who lives near a group. The link is very lengthy reading!!



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Famous for his novel "The Jungle Book" Rudyard Kippling another Free Mason wrote a book called "The Man Who Would One Day be King" This was later made into a big budget Hollywood film starring Sean Connery, Michael Kane and Saeed Jaffery. The book is a story of two soldiers that journey to a country on the edge of India. A country that was once rumored to contain great riches that once belonged to Alexander the Great. Upon reaching the country the two soldiers are captured by the local inhabitants a people called Kafirs named after their country Kafiristan. When the two men are about to be killed a necklace is discovered around the neck of one of the soldiers engraved on it is the symbol of the Masonic One Eye. The Kafirs revere him as their god and a tribute to him the divine attribute of immortality. The man himself first regards himself as a King and then his new found power begins to regard himself really as being a god.



http://www.allaahuakbar.net/free-masons/
From the Muslim perspective if not that of others the similitude's that can be drawn from the story are very interesting. The Muslim scriptures called Hadith contains many prophecies of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). In these it is prophesized that a man would arrive from amidst the Kaffirs which means infidels in Islam who would be recognized by his One Eye and would be made a World leader claiming first to be a King and later to be a god and that he would seem immortal until an appointed time.

[Hegemony Cricket]

bflr

[WestCoastGal]

From Velveeta.................

HONOLULU

Waikiki hotel burglary probed

Police are investigating a Waikiki hotel burglary yesterday in which a 50-year-old airline pilot's identification and flight information was stolen from a safe in his room. The burglary at a Koa Avenue hotel that police declined to identify occurred sometime between noon and 5 p.m.

No arrests have been made in the case.

www.http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2004/Jan/08/br/br10p.html

[Velveeta]

News to me. I had always thought that Freemasons were exclusively Christian.