i wonder..... - by sergeantgiggles
sergeantgiggles on 1/9/2003 at 01:14
Well, i was driving past a freemason lodge the other day, and this monologue from Stanton Dowd came to mind:
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"Page resisted the "degrees of Illuminism" as they were implemented. Never made it past Master of Tyre. He would sleep through the Hatha Yoga exercises in the morning, so it became impossible for him to advance. With Majestic 12, from what I can tell, he's replaced the degrees with a hierarchy of security clearances-same structure, only secular. He names the various clearances after angels, though. I find that ironic. A bright man. He understands the origins of loyalty. Advancement through the layers of secrecy provides incentives for recruits to perform well. Dont underestimate the allure of a well kept secret. Our organisation lasted from the early Crusades to the early 21st century, and our only secret was a technique of meditation, a way of imaging your body dissolving into light. "
Any thoughts on that "origins of loyalty" thing? I've never been in an armed service (or a terrorist group :ebil: ) so i dont know if this is how things really work or not.
chris the cynic on 1/9/2003 at 02:52
I don't know if that makes people loyal, but it certainly drives them to excell, if you want to work against them you want more information, that means that you have to work your best to do a good job so you get promoted and learn more. (That is if you want to get the information from the inside.)