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Secrecy has been used throughout history to help those in power maintain their position and to prevent others from challenging them. Secrecy can be used to hide information that could be used to discredit or undermine those in power. It can also be used to plan and carry out actions that would be illegal or unpopular if they were known to the public.

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The most absurd of all the entanglements into which the Roman Catholic Church has been drawn by its detestation for the society — a tale of ludicrous credulity and blind fanaticism unparalleled in the closing decade of the last century, has been related with much particularity by several writers.

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Excerpt from “New Masonic signals and orders which are transmitted through media”, Volume IV

Diana Vaughan was born in Kentucky, on the 29th of February 1864. Her mother, Léonie de Grammont, was French. Her father came from a family whose members sold their soul, for generations, to Lucifer.

Education in the luciferian spirit

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89liphas_L%C3%A9vi He also expressed his independence by leaving the Masonic lodge of the "Great Orient", believing that it was a form of modern secularization, where knowledge of the original meanings of symbols and rituals was lost. "I ceased being a freemason, at once, because the Freemasons, excommunicated by the Pope, did not believe in tolerating Catholicism."[2]

La Bible de la liberté [The Bible of Liberty].
Histoire de la magie [The History of Magic].

"Whoever does not close his ear to the lamentations of the miserable, nor his heart to gentle pity; whoever is the friend and brother of the unfortunate; whoever has a heart capable of love and friendship; whoever is steadfast in adversity, unwearied in the carrying out of whatever has been once engaged in, undaunted in the overcoming of difficulties; whoever does not mock and despise the weak; whose soul is susceptible of conceiving great designs, desirous of rising superior to all base motives, and of distinguishing himself by deeds of benevolence; whoever shuns idleness; whoever consider

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The oldest and perhaps the purest form of Ancient Craft Masonry takes its name from the City of York, in the north of England.