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".I think that EVERY Mason/spouse,child,grandchild of a Mason should drop Jim a note."

My, you are defensive! Truth is the thing that Freemasons fear the most; it's like kerosene on a tick, isn't it.

BTW, any good mason knows that George Washington demitted and was "purified," that was the first brag they laid on us.

Okay,I'll call a spade a spade and stop pussy footing around...YOU'RE BLOODY INSANE !

Masons aren't afraid of the truth;however,you are not only scared to death of the truth,when presented with it,you refuse to see it.You are in serious need of psychiatric help and I mean that,not as an attack of any kind,but in friendship.

"DEMITTED"? "PURIFIED"? Who fed you this horse pucky? Who "laid" what on you? Are you a follower of Texx Marrs or another baying at the moon,supposed man of religion,who bays at the moon and hustles the insufferably gulible out of money?

I've noticed a theme here that bothers me. lol

Someone's being strongly indignant over being accused of something they find reprehensible is absolutely no indication of guilt. I would have thought that after the witch trials, men and women of justice would avoid such an unjust claim.

lol It reminds me of the 6th grade, when a substitute teacher came to our class. He was very mean, so a lot of the kids kept their straws after lunch, and every time his back was turned, they blew spit wads at him.

I felt very sorry for him as he was old and the underdog, and told them to stop.

Finally, he had enough, turned around, and as he started lecturing about it, I chirped up with "I swear I didn't do it!"

He then proceeded to laugh and pulled me forward, saying I was obviously the ring leader since "if you throw a rock into a pack of dogs, the one who yelped was the one you hit."

I was devastated. He refused to listen to me or the others, and I alone had to stand in the corner!

You all do the same thing when you say, "my aren't you defensive", "you protest too much", and "I can understand why you react this way!"

It is just wrong.

If justice means half as much to you as your sense of piety, start practicing it.