[allplanets-hollow] New Guy: Secret Societies?

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1

New Guy,

I'm a Mormon and I can guarantee you that Mormons and Masons have virtually
nothing to do with each other, and finding a Mormon Mason is like finding a
Mormon atheist. There are some similarities between our temple rituals and
the Masonic rituals for the same reasons that there are doctrinal
similarities between us and other Christian religions, such as Catholicism.
Ultimately, both Mormon and Masonic rituals derive from the same source. The
Masonic rituals are remnants of the original temple rituals from antiquity,
and theirs are a perversion of those true temple rituals. A Mormon would be
more inclined to view Masons and their practices as a less obvious, deeper
layer of Satan's clever imitation of the true order of things.

Further, we do not build temples or church buildings on entrances to the
hollow earth. That's nonsense. The hollow earth theory is as obscure and
laughable to Mormons as it is to the rest of mainstream society. The
difference, however, is that Mormons tend to be more open-minded when
entertaining the possible mysteries of God. For example, if God tucked away
the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel in the hollow earth, it wouldn't surprise us.
They are prophesied to return from the "north countries" in miraculous
fashion. And in such a scenario, I'm of the opinion that the leadership of
the Mormon church will be the governing body who escorts our lost brethren
back. I'm also of the opinion that if this scenario is to play out, our
leaders don't even know about it yet. And if our leaders had been clued in
to the hollow earth, we'd all know about it because keeping a secret is
impossible for a Mormon.

Blake

···

-----Original Message-----
From: Terry [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 5:04 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] New Guy: Secret Societies?

Greetings to everyone. I'm a believer in the Hollow
Earth for a number of reasons. The main one being,
various tales, "myths", and matter-of-fact statements
from every part of the globe, in total agreement with
each other, and this despite insurmountable obstacles in
both religious and philosophical points of view. There
can't be that many liars in history and why would they
pick such a crazy lie. If all of them were lying, it
would surely constitute the grandest conspiracy ever
perpetrated, crossing millenia of history and countless
cultures, not to mention how they would communicate this
lie between vast oceans and language barriers.

I'm particularly interested in the part that secret
societies play in all this. Like the stories of certain
Masonic Temples being built on top of entrances. I'm
told this is true of some Mormon (Masonic) Churches as
well. And I'm sure everyone has heard of the underground
bases at various military installations in Nevada, New
Mexico etc. Most of the Delta forces that run these
facilities, and intelligence in general, are high
ranking masons so they probably had first hand knowledge
of where the location of these tunnels were located -
the story goes that the tunnels were already there, and
they moved in and set up shop.

I'm aware of Blavatsky's map of the tunnels in South
America which resides at the Theosophical headquarters,
and the Rosicrucian connection. But does anyone have any
knowledge of exactly what they know and are witholding?
Have they been communicating with the inhabitants of the
inner earth for centuries as the evidence seems to
suggest?

Thanks,
Terry

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I don't want argue with anyone's religion. And I'm sorry
if I offended your beliefs. However, I don't know how
you can state that its nonsense that a Mormon church can
be built on a cave entrance. Utah is full of cave
entrances. Keeping a secret is not impossible for any
human, Mormon or not. Its not only possible its a fact
of life for us mere mortals on this hollow earth.

Terry

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Frei, Blake"
<blake_frei@j...> wrote:

New Guy,

I'm a Mormon and I can guarantee you that Mormons and

Masons have virtually

nothing to do with each other, and finding a Mormon

Mason is like finding a

Mormon atheist. There are some similarities between

our temple rituals and

the Masonic rituals for the same reasons that there

are doctrinal

similarities between us and other Christian religions,

such as Catholicism.

Ultimately, both Mormon and Masonic rituals derive

from the same source. The

Masonic rituals are remnants of the original temple

rituals from antiquity,

and theirs are a perversion of those true temple

rituals. A Mormon would be

more inclined to view Masons and their practices as a

less obvious, deeper

layer of Satan's clever imitation of the true order of

things.

Further, we do not build temples or church buildings

on entrances to the

hollow earth. That's nonsense. The hollow earth theory

is as obscure and

laughable to Mormons as it is to the rest of

mainstream society. The

difference, however, is that Mormons tend to be more

open-minded when

entertaining the possible mysteries of God. For

example, if God tucked away

the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel in the hollow earth, it

wouldn't surprise us.

They are prophesied to return from the "north

countries" in miraculous

fashion. And in such a scenario, I'm of the opinion

that the leadership of

the Mormon church will be the governing body who

escorts our lost brethren

back. I'm also of the opinion that if this scenario is

to play out, our

leaders don't even know about it yet. And if our

leaders had been clued in

to the hollow earth, we'd all know about it because

keeping a secret is

impossible for a Mormon.

Blake

From: Terry [mailto:mevlevi2000@y...]
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 5:04 PM
To: allplanets-hollow@y...
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] New Guy: Secret

Societies?

Greetings to everyone. I'm a believer in the Hollow
Earth for a number of reasons. The main one being,
various tales, "myths", and matter-of-fact statements
from every part of the globe, in total agreement with
each other, and this despite insurmountable obstacles

in

both religious and philosophical points of view. There

can't be that many liars in history and why would they

pick such a crazy lie. If all of them were lying, it
would surely constitute the grandest conspiracy ever
perpetrated, crossing millenia of history and

countless

cultures, not to mention how they would communicate

this

lie between vast oceans and language barriers.

I'm particularly interested in the part that secret
societies play in all this. Like the stories of

certain

Masonic Temples being built on top of entrances. I'm
told this is true of some Mormon (Masonic) Churches as

well. And I'm sure everyone has heard of the

underground

bases at various military installations in Nevada, New

Mexico etc. Most of the Delta forces that run these
facilities, and intelligence in general, are high
ranking masons so they probably had first hand

knowledge

of where the location of these tunnels were located -
the story goes that the tunnels were already there,

and

they moved in and set up shop.

I'm aware of Blavatsky's map of the tunnels in South
America which resides at the Theosophical

headquarters,

and the Rosicrucian connection. But does anyone have

any

knowledge of exactly what they know and are

witholding?

Have they been communicating with the inhabitants of

the

inner earth for centuries as the evidence seems to
suggest?

Thanks,
Terry

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List Members,

We were talking about gravity yesterday, and I mentioned that article of
mine Clouds Don't Fall:
http://skywebsite.com/hollow/hollowearthscience/id6.html
I went over the article yesterday and ajusted it and " tweaked " it, and I
think that I have it is nice shape. It already was.

http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dp5/gravity.htm

One thing that I did was add another example of gravity which doesn't
correspond to the density of mass:

" The fact that the majority of an orbs gravitational force is contained
within the first 50 miles or so of its crust can explain why celestial
bodies do not always exhibit gravity in relation to their size and mass.
From chapter four of The Awesome Life Force:
' It may be shocking to some readers to realize that a solid ball less than
150 miles in diameter would have a surface gravity approximately that of the
earth, and that many of the asteroids have earth gravity. Recent findings by
astronomers and astrophysicists indicate that this is indeed the case. The
scientists were shocked during 1978 and later when they discovered that some
of the asteroids have moons that revolve about them at a respectable
velocity. According to Newtonian concepts, this should be impossible since
the gravity effects of the asteroid would be much too feeble. It is
understandable why this monumental finding has not been given much
publicity. Nevertheless, the truth has the habit of rearing its ugly head
when least wanted and expected. An account of this interesting discovery was
revealed over radio Station KCRL, Reno, Nevada on the evening of January 20,
1981.'"

The Error of Mass, by David Pratt, is a nice resource in this regard. He
explains the shortcomings of the Newtonian, mass-related concept of gravity,
especially in regards to the Hollow Earth Theory:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dp5/gravity.htm

Dharma/Dean

4

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Terry" <mevlevi2000@y...> wrote:

I don't want argue with anyone's religion. And I'm sorry
if I offended your beliefs. However, I don't know how
you can state that its nonsense that a Mormon church can
be built on a cave entrance. Utah is full of cave
entrances. Keeping a secret is not impossible for any
human, Mormon or not. Its not only possible its a fact
of life for us mere mortals on this hollow earth.

Terry

No offense to anyone of LDS faith, but according to ex-LDS
researcher "Branton" and DOZENS of other people, the main
LDS Temple in Salt Lake is built above or on top of a
"top-secret" subterranean structure which is at least six levels
deep, and perhaps deeper. This is NOT connected to the hollow
earth theory, at least not directly, but IS connected to other
subterranean mysteries. The Masonic connection exists
because BOTH Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, along with
many of their original followers, were Master Masons. The
similarities there go beyond mere coincidence.

But this is the case with other religious organizations as well.
For more information on all the details of this, including the
subterranean/Masonic connection, read the latest book from
David Icke, called "Children of the Matrix." It's available at
Amazon.com or from www.hiddenmysteries.com.

In order to properly assimilate this information, though, a reader
will definitely have to step back and take a very objective look at
the data presented.

--Mike

5

Blake wrote; The

Masonic rituals are remnants of the original temple rituals from

antiquity,

and theirs are a perversion of those true temple rituals. A Mormon would

be

more inclined to view Masons and their practices as a less obvious, deeper
layer of Satan's clever imitation of the true order of things.

This is what I suspected.

For example, if God tucked away

the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel in the hollow earth, it wouldn't surprise

us.

They are prophesied to return from the "north countries" in miraculous
fashion.

The Lost Tribes found the Hollow Earth, Rodney Cruff (Mormon, I think) has
investigated this in the scriptures.

Hazel

6

Terry, I've found that whenever I start slagging the masons, someone pops up
saying, indignantly, that they ARE one, and it's all just a bit of
cammeraderie amongst the lads. So now I'm more careful and ask them what
their 33% Masters get up to? And they haven't a clue!! I think they worship
Moloch! Hazel

···

----- Original Message -----
From: "Terry" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 4:57 AM
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Re: New Guy: Secret Societies?

I don't want argue with anyone's religion. And I'm sorry
if I offended your beliefs. However, I don't know how
you can state that its nonsense that a Mormon church can
be built on a cave entrance. Utah is full of cave
entrances. Keeping a secret is not impossible for any
human, Mormon or not. Its not only possible its a fact
of life for us mere mortals on this hollow earth.

Terry

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Frei, Blake"
<blake_frei@j...> wrote:
> New Guy,
>
> I'm a Mormon and I can guarantee you that Mormons and
Masons have virtually
> nothing to do with each other, and finding a Mormon
Mason is like finding a
> Mormon atheist. There are some similarities between
our temple rituals and
> the Masonic rituals for the same reasons that there
are doctrinal
> similarities between us and other Christian religions,
such as Catholicism.
> Ultimately, both Mormon and Masonic rituals derive
from the same source. The
> Masonic rituals are remnants of the original temple
rituals from antiquity,
> and theirs are a perversion of those true temple
rituals. A Mormon would be
> more inclined to view Masons and their practices as a
less obvious, deeper
> layer of Satan's clever imitation of the true order of
things.
>
> Further, we do not build temples or church buildings
on entrances to the
> hollow earth. That's nonsense. The hollow earth theory
is as obscure and
> laughable to Mormons as it is to the rest of
mainstream society. The
> difference, however, is that Mormons tend to be more
open-minded when
> entertaining the possible mysteries of God. For
example, if God tucked away
> the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel in the hollow earth, it
wouldn't surprise us.
> They are prophesied to return from the "north
countries" in miraculous
> fashion. And in such a scenario, I'm of the opinion
that the leadership of
> the Mormon church will be the governing body who
escorts our lost brethren
> back. I'm also of the opinion that if this scenario is
to play out, our
> leaders don't even know about it yet. And if our
leaders had been clued in
> to the hollow earth, we'd all know about it because
keeping a secret is
> impossible for a Mormon.
>
> Blake
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Terry [mailto:mevlevi2000@y...]
> Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 5:04 PM
> To: allplanets-hollow@y...
> Subject: [allplanets-hollow] New Guy: Secret
Societies?
>
>
> Greetings to everyone. I'm a believer in the Hollow
> Earth for a number of reasons. The main one being,
> various tales, "myths", and matter-of-fact statements
> from every part of the globe, in total agreement with
> each other, and this despite insurmountable obstacles
in
> both religious and philosophical points of view. There

> can't be that many liars in history and why would they

> pick such a crazy lie. If all of them were lying, it
> would surely constitute the grandest conspiracy ever
> perpetrated, crossing millenia of history and
countless
> cultures, not to mention how they would communicate
this
> lie between vast oceans and language barriers.
>
> I'm particularly interested in the part that secret
> societies play in all this. Like the stories of
certain
> Masonic Temples being built on top of entrances. I'm
> told this is true of some Mormon (Masonic) Churches as

> well. And I'm sure everyone has heard of the
underground
> bases at various military installations in Nevada, New

> Mexico etc. Most of the Delta forces that run these
> facilities, and intelligence in general, are high
> ranking masons so they probably had first hand
knowledge
> of where the location of these tunnels were located -
> the story goes that the tunnels were already there,
and
> they moved in and set up shop.
>
> I'm aware of Blavatsky's map of the tunnels in South
> America which resides at the Theosophical
headquarters,
> and the Rosicrucian connection. But does anyone have
any
> knowledge of exactly what they know and are
witholding?
> Have they been communicating with the inhabitants of
the
> inner earth for centuries as the evidence seems to
> suggest?
>
> Thanks,
> Terry
>
>
>
> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> [email protected]
>
>
>
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Motti, truth is truth, and if someone declares Scottish Rite Freemasonry is
at the heart of global conspiracy, I as a Scot, would have to put my
sensibilities aside and face facts. (Look at the Scottish masons in
parliament?) As for perpetuating a lie...I watched a programme last night
exposing the moon landing (1969) as an elaborate hoax staged at Area 51. The
evidence was irrefutable and NASA (need another seven astronauts) are STILL
denying it. They also disposed of, in suspicious circumstances, about a
dozen of their own cosmonauts to maintain the cover-up. That angered me
because these were intelligent men, scientists, pioneers, yet their lives
were worth nothing. As for Mormons, the only problem I have with them is
their polygamy, it would be OK if polyhusbandry was permitted too..lol! But
there's definately something going on in Utah, some say 'Dreamland' was
transferred there after it became a focus of attention at Groom Lake. Hazel.

···

----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 5:15 AM
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Re: New Guy: Secret Societies?

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Terry" <mevlevi2000@y...> wrote:
> I don't want argue with anyone's religion. And I'm sorry
> if I offended your beliefs. However, I don't know how
> you can state that its nonsense that a Mormon church can
> be built on a cave entrance. Utah is full of cave
> entrances. Keeping a secret is not impossible for any
> human, Mormon or not. Its not only possible its a fact
> of life for us mere mortals on this hollow earth.
>
> Terry
>

No offense to anyone of LDS faith, but according to ex-LDS
researcher "Branton" and DOZENS of other people, the main
LDS Temple in Salt Lake is built above or on top of a
"top-secret" subterranean structure which is at least six levels
deep, and perhaps deeper. This is NOT connected to the hollow
earth theory, at least not directly, but IS connected to other
subterranean mysteries. The Masonic connection exists
because BOTH Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, along with
many of their original followers, were Master Masons. The
similarities there go beyond mere coincidence.

But this is the case with other religious organizations as well.
For more information on all the details of this, including the
subterranean/Masonic connection, read the latest book from
David Icke, called "Children of the Matrix." It's available at
Amazon.com or from www.hiddenmysteries.com.

In order to properly assimilate this information, though, a reader
will definitely have to step back and take a very objective look at
the data presented.

--Mike

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I've investigated this for a while now. The only
straight forward answer I give on freemasonry is that
masonry's goal is the expediting of spiritual evolution.
The glorification, and deification of man is the heart
of masonry, with the eventual transformation into a
god-like superman. Their charitable works are only
secondary. They believe they have the power to "save"
themselves, and good karma is essential.

Terry

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Hazel"
<lunaticfringe@b...> wrote:

Terry, I've found that whenever I start slagging the

masons, someone pops up

saying, indignantly, that they ARE one, and it's all

just a bit of

cammeraderie amongst the lads. So now I'm more careful

and ask them what

their 33% Masters get up to? And they haven't a clue!!

I think they worship

Moloch! Hazel

From: "Terry" <mevlevi2000@y...>
To: <allplanets-hollow@y...>
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 4:57 AM
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Re: New Guy: Secret

Societies?

> I don't want argue with anyone's religion. And I'm

sorry

> if I offended your beliefs. However, I don't know

how

> you can state that its nonsense that a Mormon church

can

> be built on a cave entrance. Utah is full of cave
> entrances. Keeping a secret is not impossible for

any

> human, Mormon or not. Its not only possible its a

fact

> of life for us mere mortals on this hollow earth.
>
> Terry
>
> --- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Frei, Blake"
> <blake_frei@j...> wrote:
> > New Guy,
> >
> > I'm a Mormon and I can guarantee you that Mormons

and

> Masons have virtually
> > nothing to do with each other, and finding a

Mormon

> Mason is like finding a
> > Mormon atheist. There are some similarities

between

> our temple rituals and
> > the Masonic rituals for the same reasons that

there

> are doctrinal
> > similarities between us and other Christian

religions,

> such as Catholicism.
> > Ultimately, both Mormon and Masonic rituals derive
> from the same source. The
> > Masonic rituals are remnants of the original

temple

> rituals from antiquity,
> > and theirs are a perversion of those true temple
> rituals. A Mormon would be
> > more inclined to view Masons and their practices

as a

> less obvious, deeper
> > layer of Satan's clever imitation of the true

order of

> things.
> >
> > Further, we do not build temples or church

buildings

> on entrances to the
> > hollow earth. That's nonsense. The hollow earth

theory

> is as obscure and
> > laughable to Mormons as it is to the rest of
> mainstream society. The
> > difference, however, is that Mormons tend to be

more

> open-minded when
> > entertaining the possible mysteries of God. For
> example, if God tucked away
> > the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel in the hollow earth,

it

> wouldn't surprise us.
> > They are prophesied to return from the "north
> countries" in miraculous
> > fashion. And in such a scenario, I'm of the

opinion

> that the leadership of
> > the Mormon church will be the governing body who
> escorts our lost brethren
> > back. I'm also of the opinion that if this

scenario is

> to play out, our
> > leaders don't even know about it yet. And if our
> leaders had been clued in
> > to the hollow earth, we'd all know about it

because

> keeping a secret is
> > impossible for a Mormon.
> >
> > Blake
> >
> >
> > From: Terry [mailto:mevlevi2000@y...]
> > Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 5:04 PM
> > To: allplanets-hollow@y...
> > Subject: [allplanets-hollow] New Guy: Secret
> Societies?
> >
> >
> > Greetings to everyone. I'm a believer in the

Hollow

> > Earth for a number of reasons. The main one being,
> > various tales, "myths", and matter-of-fact

statements

> > from every part of the globe, in total agreement

with

> > each other, and this despite insurmountable

obstacles

> in
> > both religious and philosophical points of view.

There

>
> > can't be that many liars in history and why would

they

>
> > pick such a crazy lie. If all of them were lying,

it

> > would surely constitute the grandest conspiracy

ever

> > perpetrated, crossing millenia of history and
> countless
> > cultures, not to mention how they would

communicate

> this
> > lie between vast oceans and language barriers.
> >
> > I'm particularly interested in the part that

secret

> > societies play in all this. Like the stories of
> certain
> > Masonic Temples being built on top of entrances.

I'm

> > told this is true of some Mormon (Masonic)

Churches as

>
> > well. And I'm sure everyone has heard of the
> underground
> > bases at various military installations in Nevada,

New

>
> > Mexico etc. Most of the Delta forces that run

these

> > facilities, and intelligence in general, are high
> > ranking masons so they probably had first hand
> knowledge
> > of where the location of these tunnels were

located -

> > the story goes that the tunnels were already

there,

> and
> > they moved in and set up shop.
> >
> > I'm aware of Blavatsky's map of the tunnels in

South

> > America which resides at the Theosophical
> headquarters,
> > and the Rosicrucian connection. But does anyone

have

> any
> > knowledge of exactly what they know and are
> witholding?
> > Have they been communicating with the inhabitants

of

> the
> > inner earth for centuries as the evidence seems to
> > suggest?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Terry
> >
> >
> >
> > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > [email protected]
> >
> >
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9

Interesting analysis, but maybe this 'god-like' power can turn to meglamania
as with Hitler, Crowley and Tony Blair (in his dreams!) Alfred Pike 33% was
not all that charitable in founding the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, was he?
Hazel

···

----- Original Message -----
From: "Terry" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 5:24 PM
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Re: New Guy: Secret Societies?

I've investigated this for a while now. The only
straight forward answer I give on freemasonry is that
masonry's goal is the expediting of spiritual evolution.
The glorification, and deification of man is the heart
of masonry, with the eventual transformation into a
god-like superman. Their charitable works are only
secondary. They believe they have the power to "save"
themselves, and good karma is essential.

Terry

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Hazel"
<lunaticfringe@b...> wrote:
> Terry, I've found that whenever I start slagging the
masons, someone pops up
> saying, indignantly, that they ARE one, and it's all
just a bit of
> cammeraderie amongst the lads. So now I'm more careful
and ask them what
> their 33% Masters get up to? And they haven't a clue!!
I think they worship
> Moloch! Hazel
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Terry" <mevlevi2000@y...>
> To: <allplanets-hollow@y...>
> Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 4:57 AM
> Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Re: New Guy: Secret
Societies?
>
>
> > I don't want argue with anyone's religion. And I'm
sorry
> > if I offended your beliefs. However, I don't know
how
> > you can state that its nonsense that a Mormon church
can
> > be built on a cave entrance. Utah is full of cave
> > entrances. Keeping a secret is not impossible for
any
> > human, Mormon or not. Its not only possible its a
fact
> > of life for us mere mortals on this hollow earth.
> >
> > Terry
> >
> > --- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Frei, Blake"
> > <blake_frei@j...> wrote:
> > > New Guy,
> > >
> > > I'm a Mormon and I can guarantee you that Mormons
and
> > Masons have virtually
> > > nothing to do with each other, and finding a
Mormon
> > Mason is like finding a
> > > Mormon atheist. There are some similarities
between
> > our temple rituals and
> > > the Masonic rituals for the same reasons that
there
> > are doctrinal
> > > similarities between us and other Christian
religions,
> > such as Catholicism.
> > > Ultimately, both Mormon and Masonic rituals derive
> > from the same source. The
> > > Masonic rituals are remnants of the original
temple
> > rituals from antiquity,
> > > and theirs are a perversion of those true temple
> > rituals. A Mormon would be
> > > more inclined to view Masons and their practices
as a
> > less obvious, deeper
> > > layer of Satan's clever imitation of the true
order of
> > things.
> > >
> > > Further, we do not build temples or church
buildings
> > on entrances to the
> > > hollow earth. That's nonsense. The hollow earth
theory
> > is as obscure and
> > > laughable to Mormons as it is to the rest of
> > mainstream society. The
> > > difference, however, is that Mormons tend to be
more
> > open-minded when
> > > entertaining the possible mysteries of God. For
> > example, if God tucked away
> > > the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel in the hollow earth,
it
> > wouldn't surprise us.
> > > They are prophesied to return from the "north
> > countries" in miraculous
> > > fashion. And in such a scenario, I'm of the
opinion
> > that the leadership of
> > > the Mormon church will be the governing body who
> > escorts our lost brethren
> > > back. I'm also of the opinion that if this
scenario is
> > to play out, our
> > > leaders don't even know about it yet. And if our
> > leaders had been clued in
> > > to the hollow earth, we'd all know about it
because
> > keeping a secret is
> > > impossible for a Mormon.
> > >
> > > Blake
> > >
> > >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Terry [mailto:mevlevi2000@y...]
> > > Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2001 5:04 PM
> > > To: allplanets-hollow@y...
> > > Subject: [allplanets-hollow] New Guy: Secret
> > Societies?
> > >
> > >
> > > Greetings to everyone. I'm a believer in the
Hollow
> > > Earth for a number of reasons. The main one being,
> > > various tales, "myths", and matter-of-fact
statements
> > > from every part of the globe, in total agreement
with
> > > each other, and this despite insurmountable
obstacles
> > in
> > > both religious and philosophical points of view.
There
> >
> > > can't be that many liars in history and why would
they
> >
> > > pick such a crazy lie. If all of them were lying,
it
> > > would surely constitute the grandest conspiracy
ever
> > > perpetrated, crossing millenia of history and
> > countless
> > > cultures, not to mention how they would
communicate
> > this
> > > lie between vast oceans and language barriers.
> > >
> > > I'm particularly interested in the part that
secret
> > > societies play in all this. Like the stories of
> > certain
> > > Masonic Temples being built on top of entrances.
I'm
> > > told this is true of some Mormon (Masonic)
Churches as
> >
> > > well. And I'm sure everyone has heard of the
> > underground
> > > bases at various military installations in Nevada,
New
> >
> > > Mexico etc. Most of the Delta forces that run
these
> > > facilities, and intelligence in general, are high
> > > ranking masons so they probably had first hand
> > knowledge
> > > of where the location of these tunnels were
located -
> > > the story goes that the tunnels were already
there,
> > and
> > > they moved in and set up shop.
> > >
> > > I'm aware of Blavatsky's map of the tunnels in
South
> > > America which resides at the Theosophical
> > headquarters,
> > > and the Rosicrucian connection. But does anyone
have
> > any
> > > knowledge of exactly what they know and are
> > witholding?
> > > Have they been communicating with the inhabitants
of
> > the
> > > inner earth for centuries as the evidence seems to
> > > suggest?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Terry
> > >
> > >
> > >
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--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Hazel" <lunaticfringe@b...> wrote:

Interesting analysis, but maybe this 'god-like' power can turn to

meglamania

as with Hitler, Crowley and Tony Blair (in his dreams!) Alfred

Pike 33% was

not all that charitable in founding the Knights of the Ku Klux

Klan, was he?

Hazel

Hazel, you are absolutely right.

Nothing corrupts like the combination of "power," or influence
through secret society connections, and "pride," or a feeling of
"specialness" or superiority as a result of knowing things that
others do not know.

Worked that way for Hitler, didn't it?

-Mike

11

Mike, Pride goes before a fall. Pride is Lucifers undoing in 'Paradise Lost'
and why he will not reconcile with God, but will wage eternal war with the
heavenly host. Even if the Omnipotent One turns his evil deeds into a force
for good, Satan dosen't care, as long as occasionally one person loses faith
and he can vex God sometimes. Hazel

···

----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 7:41 PM
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Re: New Guy: Secret Societies?

--- In allplanets-hollow@y..., "Hazel" <lunaticfringe@b...> wrote:
> Interesting analysis, but maybe this 'god-like' power can turn to
meglamania
> as with Hitler, Crowley and Tony Blair (in his dreams!) Alfred
Pike 33% was
> not all that charitable in founding the Knights of the Ku Klux
Klan, was he?
> Hazel
>

Hazel, you are absolutely right.

Nothing corrupts like the combination of "power," or influence
through secret society connections, and "pride," or a feeling of
"specialness" or superiority as a result of knowing things that
others do not know.

Worked that way for Hitler, didn't it?

-Mike

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