Don't forget John Wayne, the founders of Baylor Baptist University, Mozart, about half the Apollo astronauts, about half the men who earned the Medal of Honor, the founder of the Marines, the founder of the Boy Scouts, the priest who penned the Pledge of allegence, almost everyone who died in the Alamo (including Davey Crocket and William B. Travis), Sam Houston, and basically all the founders of the United States.
Obviously an evil lot, them.
"basically all the founders of the United States."
Yet, when it serves your rhetorical purposes, it's just a fraternity, right?
It sorta seems like Freemasons disappear after the American Revolution, except for folks like Brigham Young and Joseph Smith, and then re-emerges in the mid-20th century to ruin the Constitution formed, admittedly, with the strong influence of the 18th-century Masons (presuming, of course, that the KKK and other ignoble organizations are not, in fact, Masonic).
Your claims that "basically all the founders of the United States" were Masons is about as loopy as claiming to have constructed the Great Pyramids.