> > You may think I am crazy
>
> I don't know you so I won't speculate on that. However, if you are an American, you live in a free country and that means you are free to believe whatever you want. I don't think we have any laws against being crazy either.
> Howard

I can't find your original post. Maybe it got zapped. Anyway, here are some additional thoughts on the subject:

Come to think of it, I know a few Masons and they seem pretty normal to me. We even have a few in the family.

Besides, this country is run by a combination of lawyers, insurance salesmen, doctors, ex-wrestlers and body builders, military retirees, media people, and businessmen. We aren't always happy with them, but we elected them, and we have the power to boot them out if we need to.

I think the people who set up this government did a dandy job, considering that it has been perking along for more than two centuries with only an occasional minor tuneup. We have good times and bad, but we always seem to work through our problems and came out stronger than ever. I can't complain about that.

In addition to Masons, I know some crazy people too and they are usually harmless. Sometimes they can be a lot of fun. Maybe I'm one of them and just don't know it yet.

I suggest you keep studying and refining your theories. You may prove yourself right or wrong, but either way you will learn something.
Howard