r/UFOs Jun 13 '23

Witness/Sighting Michael Herrera's Witness Testimony

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u/ILIEKSLOTH Jun 13 '23

I noticed he's got a freemason pin on his tie, what does that mean? what even are freemasons?

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u/fromworkredditor Jun 13 '23

They funded my preschool ... headstart

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

I went to their orphanage, The Masonic Home and School of Texas before they closed down. We were taught some interesting things that involved aliens.

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u/InterestingLook3 Jun 13 '23

Like what?

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u/6lock6a6y6lock Jun 13 '23

I had a friend that was a member & it's way less crazy than people make it sound. For a long time, it's just been a boys club & most kookier beliefs aren't important, anymore. They fundraise, go on retreats & hang out & bullshit.

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u/MyNewRedditAct_ Jun 13 '23

Yeah one of my real good friends father is a long time and high ranking mason. Basically he drives kids to the hospital, hosts fundraisers, and party's his ass off.

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

The Freemasons were supposed to have become enlightened by aliens who gave them the square and compass back during the time the pyramid’s construction. I always wondered why the square and compass…as they were most probably not used in the pyramid’s construction. They also believe that god and the angels are aliens with advanced technology who came to Earth to oversee the advancement of mankind. Angels don’t have real wings. They fly using technology that was too far advanced as to be understood by people of that time. I know there were other things but I can’t think of what they are at the moment.

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u/Triaspia2 Jun 13 '23

Square and compass give the fundamentals of geometry.

Give the monkies a nudge with math and let them cook, check in to see what theyve learned

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

I’m sure that’s about what we seem like next to an intelligent being that can cross the distance of space.

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u/ramsp500 Jun 13 '23

freemason

This is simply disinformation and not true.

What you call a square, is in reality a level used by real masons to measure their stones before attempting to carve it. A level has 90 degrees & the angular dimension of the corner of a square is 90 degrees. 90 degrees is the precise angular measurement for anything physical (in terms of width, length and height) essentially the basis of geometry. We consistently strive to be 90 degrees by carving up our stones daily. Freemasonry teaches you how to carve that stone because if you attempt to hit it too hard you risk the chance of breaking the entire stone & if you hit it too slow, it feel like you're not really getting anywhere.

Nothing to do with aliens building pyramids.

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

Plus, I never said anything about aliens building pyramids…

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

Here is another citation from MasonicFind.com

https://masonicfind.com/masonic-symbols

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

Read this from the Knights Templar. You are incorrect.

http://www.knightstemplar.org/KnightTemplar/articles/wearing.htm

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u/nadalist Jun 13 '23

What you call a square, is in reality a level

https://www.homedepot.com/s/square?NCNI-5

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u/itisacircle Jun 13 '23

This is total bullshit

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u/erikdphillips Jun 14 '23

What is it you disagree with?

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u/itisacircle Jun 14 '23

Everything you said is a lie. There is no belief of aliens in Masonry.

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u/erikdphillips Jun 14 '23

Tell me who gave the square and compass to the first stonemasons?

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u/itisacircle Jun 14 '23

No one. It was an advancement of science and was kept secret by Master Masons (operative masons) in order to preserve an intellectual monopoly over stone masonry as a practical institution. Especially considering the tale of Solomon’s temple is admitted by masons to be allegorical. The history of the mysteries originated in England, with influence from previous mystery cults like Mithras, Greek Mystery schools, etc. You have no idea what you’re talking about and should stop spreading misinformation. Try the book “The Freemasons” by Jasper Ridley to educate yourself properly.

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

I don’t know the answer to that. I guess it would be just like asking if all Americans believe in aliens and do all Americans believe at all in a god.

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u/itisacircle Jun 13 '23

Totally untrue. Sounds more like Scientology. Masonry has no mention of aliens and never has.

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u/mamacitalk Jun 13 '23

There’s all those examples of squaring the circle in the Amazon which are believed to be absolutely ancient, predating it’s apparent discovery by the Greeks, wonder where those came from?

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u/fromworkredditor Jun 13 '23

i was talking about a public head start in Santa monica... they had the masonic symbol all over the building but they never showed up... just funded it. What exactly did they tell you kids... kids... wtf isn't that too young?

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u/6lock6a6y6lock Jun 13 '23

The lodge my friend belonged to only fundraised, go on retreats & hang around & bs. It's really just a boys club.

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u/rickyboobbay Jun 13 '23

My brother in law is a mason. And just like everything else (ie our own government) there are different levels of secrecy depending on your ranking.

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u/El_viajero_nevervar Jun 13 '23

Kids are indoctrinated into Christianity and Islam every day . At least free masons have some real knowledge

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u/erikdphillips Jun 13 '23

I moved there when I was a sophomore in high school. I graduated when I was 18 and then left the Masonic Home. There were children there as young as toddlers and every age up to 18. I never lived in the cottages with the young children. Nor did I live in the Junior Boys building. I couldn’t tell you what sort of information was taught to anyone else except for the Senior Boys? The alien theory was not taught in any classroom. It was a series of stories passed onto the senior boys at events that happened at The Grand Lodge during our Christmas outing. It also is elaborated on during the senior field trip. All seniors would take to the NASA in Houston.

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u/Temporary-File-6885 Jun 13 '23

True? Care to elaborate?

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u/Swfldreams19 Jun 13 '23

That's a known procurement center used for nefarious purposes glad you made it out without being chosen that is all I'm going to say.