are my formulas several times they came to afghanistan and offered to become a member of their masonic societyanimal it was they who invented the coronavirus. just as i found the number of the missing guy today, i also figured out the passport numbers of the members of the masonic society in new york in the same way. this is their handiwork. they are the founders of terrorism and drug trafficking in the world, their plan is to destroy 67% of the world's population, for example, one of the programs that is not successfully implemented in the west. these are same-sex marriages. this leads to the destruction of the human race. this is the devil's committee. they do worse than animals. i am not afraid to resist their actions, because they will not be able to kill me, because what that brings honey no one will kill a cash cow will never be sent to slaughter. they understand that i am the founder of new sciences in the world. and without the permission of god, not a single leaf will fall from the tree. i know all the members of this committee and i want to tell you that it will be exposed in 2025. t

i'm not talking about the skull and bones society or the free masons or the bohemian club.b is not nearly as discriminating

i'm not talking about the skull and bones society or the free masons or the bohemian club.

i'm not talking about the skull and bones society or the free masons or the bohemian club.ers, however, do have to pay their dues. in fact, more than a few have died

society which every single historical past civilization had seen his pre-tribal. if you came from a planet x and he came to the united states in 1860 and he went south of the mason-dixone you would say this is a very strange society. they believe in the one proper rule that's racially fixated. you might say and they don't have the middle-class. in the 1860s antebellum south. it's just plantations and clubs and there's no middle class and they are one-party state. and they talk about succession. and they notify federal law. they always nullify federal law and that same person time travel to california i'm sure you'd see the same thing. it's's one-party state in they e talking about blue state secession all the time. there is no middle-class and they are completely fixated to the point that people who applied to college now will sometimes send their dna because there's no connection between your ethnic or racial status necessarily or your appearance that they are somebody somewhere otherwise people wouldn't do that. so tribalism is on the return. these are primordial forces that have undermined the citizen of consensual government, the erosion of the economic system fro

came from planet x and came to the united states and went south of the mason dixon line you would say this is a very strange society. they believe in being racially fixated and you might say they don't have a middle-class. in the 1860s bill if self is sef which is the plantations. there's no middle clouds and they talk of succession. there's no middle class and they are completely fixated to the point that people who apply to colleagues now will sometimes send their dna voluntarily because there is no connection between your ethnic or racial status but there is somebody somewhere otherwise people wouldn't do that. so tribalism undermined the erosion for the middle class, the complete area journal borders of the civic identity within the confined space and the idea that we are all going to self select will be essential rather than incidental to who we are. unfortunately for us, we also have postmodern forces. these are more sophisticated elite efforts to undermine citizenship as we know it from the constitution. one of course is for saying deep state, administrative state, this is a reference to sort of favors i lik

mason-dixon lines. you would say. is a very strange society they believe in a one dropped rule the racially fixated. and you might say and they they don't have a middle class. in 1860s anti-bel himself. it's just the plantationists and a slave class. there's no middle class. and there are one-party state. and they talk about succession. and they nullify federal law. they always nullifying federal law and then if you that same person time traveled to california this year you'd see the same thing. it's a one-party state. they're already talking about blue state succession all the time. there's no middle class and they're completely fixated to the point that. people who apply to college now will sometimes send their dna voluntarily because there's no connection between your ethnic or racial status necessarily in your superficial appearance, but there is somebody somewhere otherwise people wouldn't do that. and so tribalism is on the return. these are primorial forces that have undermined the citizen and consensual government the erosion or the non-existence of a middle class the complete erasure of bor

winds, however, they also recognized that american society and conditions would change overtime in ways that they could not predict in 1787. george mason said, amendments, therefore, will be necessary. it will be better to provide for them in an easy, regular, and constitutional way then to trust to chance and violence. article five of the constitution lays out the amendment process and says 1787, more than 10,000 proposed amendments have been introduced to congress. only 33 amendments gained enough votes to be submitted to the states for ratification, and just 27 have been ratified. so, it's too difficult to amend our constitution? during today's program, our speakers will address some of the major issues surrounding constitutional reform and whether and how major reforms can be achieved. we look forward to today's conversation about these important questions. first, let me introduce our guest speakers. william trainer, the dean and executive vice president of georgetown university, washington, and he holds the law centers leadership professorship. he joined george washington, excuse me, the georgetown university law center in 2010 fr

masons are very open they would hold public parades mark the special days, one in christmas one in june or they would hold parades having their role in public life. that was happening in colonial societiesexactly the same way and the british society at the time. >> why the aversion to women? and in your book to have any information or research about the eastern star, rainbow girls, the female offshoot if you will? >> yes. by the aversion to women is interesting. in part, the issue is women were excluded from everything anyway. property, government, social life. but it is not that straightforward. because there is a strong strand of enlightenment thinking that women were a civilizing influence on men. that social life to be polite had to include women among the elite classes of course. and so, while in some senses went free masonry became codified and london it was automatic that women would be excluded at the same time it did also attract trouble for freemasons. under suspicion toward them. right at the beginning people say you're doing this because you are homosexuals. that was the accusation. and it still causes trouble to this day. the grand lodge of england very quickly into kinds o

construct around the western pre—colonial societies and demonise the west , i think it's completely unhelpful. but thank you for that wonderful analogy. doctors are masonic parliament. it allow men to identify as women and versa simply by declaring themselves. so olivia utley has beenin themselves. so olivia utley has been in edinburgh to find out more for a country where the popular union of just five and a half million scotland to be facing more than its fair share of existential crises . while the of existential crises. while the war over independence rages on, new battle lines being drawn up over an issue that could turn out to be even more contentious a law that would fundamentally alter what it means to be a woman north of the border. in a move sent shockwaves through hollyrood , the scottish hollyrood, the scottish parliament recently voted in favour of legislation that would men to become women and vice versa merely by declaring so under the gender recognition reform bill scotland, which is currently making its way through committee stage adults , scots committee stage adults, scots will be able to change their legal sex after three months of liv