Why is there a goat head, a demon head, the head of baffamette, enshrined in the White House?

So in today's video, I'm going to reveal to you who installed the goat head in the White House,

and how that goat head signifies that president's free Masonic, wait for it, free Masonic enthusiasm in his decor.

It's a very interesting story.

Recently, First Lady Jill Biden posted pictures of her Christmas decorations in the White House,

and people noticed that above an unusual looking reef with green and blue on a mirror was engraved the head of a goat that looks very similar to the demonic depiction of baffamette, the demon.

And people said, why is it that the president has demonic goat symbolism in his Christmas decorations?

And I made a video about it last week, and it was pretty popular, you can see it right here. And since then, there's been a mass reaction saying, no, no, no, no, the Biden's didn't put the baffamette or the goat head in the White House.

It's been there for a very long time.

So here's the picture of the mirror from the Biden's decorations, and people have noted this mirror was at a Christmas party in the same place under the Kennedys, under JFK, here's a picture of the mirror in the same place, and you can see right at the top, there's the goat head.

And this raises the question, how did this mirror get into the White House? Well, it was installed in 1946 under President Harry S. Truman.

And if you know much about President Truman, you know exactly why. President Truman was the most prominent and outspoken, Masonic President in the history of the United States.

And he did not hide it. You can see a picture on the screen. He's just hanging out with his buddies with his bro's. He's got the free Masonic apron on. Here's his official portrait as a grand master of masonry.

He began his political career with the mason's. He was initiated in 1909 and built Missouri. And just a couple of years later, he became the master of the Grand View Lodge, number 618.

And in 1940, when he was a senator, he was no nationwide in the Truman community. At that time, he was elected Grand Master of the Masons in the state of Missouri. And later, when he was president, he said, and I quote,

the greatest honor that has ever come to me and that can ever come to me in my life is to be the Grand Master of Masons in Missouri. And quote,

so not being the president of the United States. That's not Truman's greatest achievement, his greatest honor, his greatest honor was being the Grand Master of the Masons.

And the president Truman died in 1972 with complications from pneumonia. He was buried with full Masonic ritual. And the remarks at his funeral were given by Grandmaster Hugh McLaughlin, who said, quote,

the brother by adoption, he was our companion by choice. And quote, now how does all of this relate to the goat? Well, part of Masonic initiation is what they call writing the goat.

So just as Christians associate baptism with joining the church, free masons, associate entering into masonry with writing the goat. And you'll actually see this reference to writing the goat or to goats or cartoons of goats or trinkets of goat.

All over Masonic symbolism. They all know this is how they entered writing the goat. And you can go to museums and they actually have these contraptions preserved.

As historical artifacts, the goats that men sat on and apparently wrote around on to be initiated into masonry just like President Truman.

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