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Oh, Oh, All right man. Welcome to the intro for Crow Triple 7 radio podcast episode

number 58 I have Jason Lingran with me and we are going to talk about masonry

and the kind of masonic beginnings to the United States.

Notice I did not say the United States of America.

There is a reason for that.

There is no United States of America as far as we can tell anymore.

It's simply the United States. This is demonstrated in how we talk about the military.

We say the US Navy, United States Navy, not United States of America Navy, or Army or Air Force or any of these things.

Because the United States is a corporation, Jason identifies the year within this conversation,

which we have done before that Washington DC was incorporated.

Apparently the Constitution was revised at that time.

Anyhow, this is an interesting episode.

Every time we talk about masonry, I kind of have mixed feelings.

When I got out of the Marine Corps, a lot of my friends lived in cities and industries where

nearly everyone they work with is at a Masonic Lodge.

They are doing things like serving the community and other things.

These are not bad people and that is why I sometimes put off talking about masonry, but it's not really a good reason not to talk about it, I guess,

which is why we're doing this episode.

The problem with masonry is clearly at the leadership levels, which is true of government or any of the other things

we look at.

Corporations, for some reason, when human beings get power, they start to cast aside things and devalue their fellow man and take advantage of large groups of people.

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