Britain's Judeo-Luciferian Brotherhood

INSIDE THE BROTHERHOOD (1989) Parts 5&6 of 6

in this 6 part series exposing some of the truth about Lucifer's Brotherhood in Britain. The origin of this series is a pair of sensational "expose" books published in the 1980s. The Brotherhood (1985), by Stephen Knight, portrayed Britain's Masons as pursuing a common--if never identified--secret agenda. Knight is otherwise best known for Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution (1976), which "revealed" the famous Victorian murder spree as--yes--a plot hatched by Masons.
Knight died shortly after The Brotherhood was published (hmm...). The sequel, Inside the Brotherhood (1989), was written by Martin Short. Both books address the judiciary, suggesting that Masons help each other with their careers. Because the authors also run through the 200-year-old charges that Freemasonry may be a religion hostile to Christianity, they suggest that such lodge-related career networking is worrisome. Short's book is heavy on the religious angle, and sometimes reads as if it were written by the determinedly anti-Masonic Pope Leo XIII.
As Short admits, the importance of career networks is not otherwise unknown. In Britain, it takes the form of school, religious, class, and other ties that benefit Labourites as well as Tories. Meanwhile, a government spokesman promises that Blair's government is "not backing away from the need to establish just how widespread Masonic activity is within" the police.

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