George Washington Quote

I  see you quoted George Washington & say that he was issuing a "warning". Please note a recent post I have made over at the Conspiracy forum. http://curezone.com/forums/am.asp?i=2199547

"The Library of Congress upholds the view that George Washington was attempting to expose the presence of the Illuminati that was indeed present within the United States at that time. This is a quote as to what George Washington had said:

"It was not my intention to doubt that, the Doctrines of the Illuminati, and principles of Jacobinism had not spread in the United States. On the contrary, no one is more truly satisfied of this fact than I am."

Obviously, this can be taken that he was exposing, or giving a "warning" as to, the existence of the Illuminati within America. However, if you consider the fact that he was one of the original founding members of the Bavarian Illuminati, who had fled from France, along with several other members, because France was after these guys. But you can see by the words that he spoke that he was indeed "truly satisfied" of the fact that the Illuminati had taken up roots in America. It could also be taken that he was openly expressing his own satisfaction over this fact!

Don't believe everything you read in your history books - think outside the box.

Washington took his first presidential Oath of Office on a Bible that was borrowed from a Masonic Lodge in New York which was administered by Chancellor Robert R. Livingston, Grand Master of Masons. In fact, on a monument commemorating George Washington's presidency it reads: "George Washington; Freemason and First President." Note also the fact that his being a Freemason is listed first & foremost, & his role as Firsrt President is listed second.

This is a print (below) of George Washington laying the "cornerstone" of the United States Capitol, September 18, 1793, proudly displaying his Masonic apron in the ceremony."

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