Tim Hogan

history that have done that to a certain degree uh i mean i would recommend the works of uh pd newman uh he's he's written a number of books that uh specifically focus on that in particular but uh yeah so that's part of it i mean uh if if i think

there's a lot of subtleties in Freemasonry and the ritual that is, they don't necessarily tell you directly what they're telling you, if that makes sense. You go through these initiations and they will subject you to weird things. And those weird things, they don't make rational sense. Like what? What kind of weird things?

there's a lot of subtleties in Freemasonry and the ritual that is, they don't necessarily tell you directly what they're telling you, if that makes sense. You go through these initiations and they will subject you to weird things. And those weird things, they don't make rational sense. Like what? What kind of weird things?

there's a lot of subtleties in Freemasonry and the ritual that is, they don't necessarily tell you directly what they're telling you, if that makes sense. You go through these initiations and they will subject you to weird things. And those weird things, they don't make rational sense. Like what? What kind of weird things?

Well, it's just like, for example, you may have a ritual where you only have one shoe on. At first, it may seem like a form of hazing, but then you realize they're trying to emphasize... you know, your left side of your body, for example. And, and they're trying to, between the degrees, they're trying to bring you into balance with yourself.

Well, it's just like, for example, you may have a ritual where you only have one shoe on. At first, it may seem like a form of hazing, but then you realize they're trying to emphasize... you know, your left side of your body, for example. And, and they're trying to, between the degrees, they're trying to bring you into balance with yourself.

Well, it's just like, for example, you may have a ritual where you only have one shoe on. At first, it may seem like a form of hazing, but then you realize they're trying to emphasize... you know, your left side of your body, for example. And, and they're trying to, between the degrees, they're trying to bring you into balance with yourself.

And, but they'll also talk about things that just don't make sense. Like one of my favorite ones is there's a, there's a, In the third degree, there's a ship captain. They do these plays for the person, for the candidate. And in the third degree, there's the ship captain, and there's these bad people that are trying to get on this ship to go to Ethiopia from Jerusalem.

And, but they'll also talk about things that just don't make sense. Like one of my favorite ones is there's a, there's a, In the third degree, there's a ship captain. They do these plays for the person, for the candidate. And in the third degree, there's the ship captain, and there's these bad people that are trying to get on this ship to go to Ethiopia from Jerusalem.

And, but they'll also talk about things that just don't make sense. Like one of my favorite ones is there's a, there's a, In the third degree, there's a ship captain. They do these plays for the person, for the candidate. And in the third degree, there's the ship captain, and there's these bad people that are trying to get on this ship to go to Ethiopia from Jerusalem.

And most people don't think anything of it. uh and it's king solomon's ship captain right it's king solomon's ship and uh these bad people can't get on king solomon's ship that goes from from jerusalem to ethiopia well you got to remember freemasonry uh largely standardized its rituals by the early 1700s and There is no way to sail from Jerusalem to Ethiopia, right?

And most people don't think anything of it. uh and it's king solomon's ship captain right it's king solomon's ship and uh these bad people can't get on king solomon's ship that goes from from jerusalem to ethiopia well you got to remember freemasonry uh largely standardized its rituals by the early 1700s and There is no way to sail from Jerusalem to Ethiopia, right?

And most people don't think anything of it. uh and it's king solomon's ship captain right it's king solomon's ship and uh these bad people can't get on king solomon's ship that goes from from jerusalem to ethiopia well you got to remember freemasonry uh largely standardized its rituals by the early 1700s and There is no way to sail from Jerusalem to Ethiopia, right?

You couldn't sail from Jerusalem to Ethiopia until the Suez Canal was built, which was recently, right? So then you have to ask yourself, well, what kind of ship is it? And the answer is, at the same time that ritual was being developed, there was a Freemason who was also a Templar by the name of Bruce. Bruce was his name. But he was with the Scottish Royal Society. And he had...

You couldn't sail from Jerusalem to Ethiopia until the Suez Canal was built, which was recently, right? So then you have to ask yourself, well, what kind of ship is it? And the answer is, at the same time that ritual was being developed, there was a Freemason who was also a Templar by the name of Bruce. Bruce was his name. But he was with the Scottish Royal Society. And he had...

You couldn't sail from Jerusalem to Ethiopia until the Suez Canal was built, which was recently, right? So then you have to ask yourself, well, what kind of ship is it? And the answer is, at the same time that ritual was being developed, there was a Freemason who was also a Templar by the name of Bruce. Bruce was his name. But he was with the Scottish Royal Society. And he had...

He had just discovered this new Ethiopian text called the Kebregit Nagast.

He had just discovered this new Ethiopian text called the Kebregit Nagast.

He had just discovered this new Ethiopian text called the Kebregit Nagast.

And in this text, it talks about King Solomon's flying ship and how King Solomon would fly from Jerusalem to Ethiopia in his flying ship. Who wrote this? It's an ancient Coptic text. What's the name of the text? The Kebra Nagast. Kebra Nagast.