Strange ferments of Freemasonry at an international level

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Suspicious ferment in Freemasonry at an international level: numerous initiatives, the conventions, the assemblies, meetings in view of the next European elections, but not only that.
In France, the municipal administration of Epône, in the Department of Yvelines, decided to restore the «Temple of David» (in the photo), considered as the oldest national Masonic building. Located in the castle park, this property was built in 1785. The frescoes, made internally, they depict Benjamin Franklin at work and other scenes celebrating the friendship between France and the United States. Who if incontrarono Hérault de Scales and Danton, while the Revolution was raging outside.
The restoration works, which is scheduled to start this month, they amount to approx 241 thousand euros, paid entirely by taxpayers, since they are financed at 40% by the State, al 40% by the Department et al 20% by the Municipality. Curious that the Freemasons take issue with any tax relief granted to the Church, to then make the interventions regarding their works weigh completely on the pockets of poor people... Read More

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