I guess your "LOCKS OF THE WEEK" weren't getting enough attention, so you're taking a shock and awe anti-Semitic approach to get noticed?

Nice hand, sir.

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And he's too lazy to even write anything himself.

[url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=1196017]http://www.stormfront.org/forum/sitemap/in...p/t-439835.html[/url]

This is Stormfront.org- the top neo-nazi web site-

The "Franklin Prophecy" is a fraud and a fake. the language is so far from that of an educated man of the late 18th century that it is apparent to anyone who has read the writings of the founders, Franklin included.

The "Pinckney Diary" does not exist. It is all the more ludicrous to those who know the history of the period. Most of the original 13 Colonies and early states barred jews from holding office. Some did not even allow them to vote. Since C.C. Pinckney, as governor of South Carolina, led the successful effort to give jews full political rights in the Palmetto State, it is most likely that the "Washington quote" was actually invented by the ADL as a Levantine prank on gullible White men who would use it.

The entire thread is people calling it obvious bullshit.

The reason was to make us look either dumb or dishonest when we use it. The enemy is wily.

So Yebsite is considerably dumber than the average white supremacist. But we knew that after his "$2,222 bet".

I could believe Pat Buchanan wrote that, or Pat Robertson, but not Ben Franklin. By this point in time, Franklin was essentially a Deist, and even agnostic in that. There is certainly an undercurrent of this type thought in some religions, but anything I've ever read on Franklin deems him as very open minded. Also being a scientist and intellectual I find it hard to believe he wouldn't respect Jewish intelligence and achivement.

Anyone with any brains knows Jews are the real Satans in our midst

Fake but accurate

This guy is a flat out moron. I wish there was a delete life button for this guy.

eat a dick... i am jewish... just wanted to see what you fucking freaks said... madoff let us all down...

Here's what this freak says.. you're a menstrual clot.

If you really think that Ben Franklin said that in the OP for even one second you are simply uneducated.

America was not founded on Christianity. The word "God" or "Jesus" is not in our constitution. Not once. Benjamin Franklin played a part in that.

LOL as soon as I read Franklin talking about Christian nation, I stopped reading. Franklin was a Deist, at best, and that speech is not written in a colonial manner. It's a pathetic hoax, and I'm angry I even clicked on this thread.

Bag up this faggot or just ban him on principle, one time wrench.

I thought he was already once. He slipped his leash.

The argument that America was born as a Christian nation always cracks me up. Anyone that knows anything about Masons knows there is nothing that could be further from the truth.

Thanks Barry. Whenever someone posts some hoaxy garbage like this, you can always count on a DirtyB post within an hour laying out the truth and calling the poster a moron.

Not everything Dan Brown writes is true.

Here's what this freak says.. you're a menstrual clot.
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LOL! I think this was very well documented long before Dan Brown wrote about it. Of the 56 men that signed the Declaration of Independence, 9 were known Masons, and another 10 were thought to be. The US Constitution had 13 Masons sign out of 39 men. Obv I'm not saying all sigs were Masonic members, but they definitely had an influence, and if you actually read the documents it's fairly obvious this country was not born as a Christian nation. And Benjamin Franklin was most definitely a Mason, as well as John Hancock.

[url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=1196079]http://www.bessel.org/foundmas.htm[/url]

[url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=1196079]http://www.rapidnet.com/~jbeard/bdm/Cults/masons.htm[/url]

Freemasonry refers to the principles, institutions, and practices of the fraternal order of the Free and Accepted Masons. The largest worldwide society, Freemasonry is an organization of men based on the "fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man," using builders' tools as symbols to teach basic moral truths generally accepted by persons of good will. Their motto is "morality in which all men agree, that is, to be good men and true." It is religious in that a belief in a Supreme Being and in the immortality of the soul are the two prime requirements for membership, but it is nonsectarian in that no religious test is used.1 The purpose of Freemasonry is to enable men to meet in harmony, to promote friendship, and to be charitable. Its basic ideals are that all persons are the children of one God, that all persons are related to each other, and that the best way to worship God is to be of service to people

[url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=1196079]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemasonry[/url]

Candidates for regular Freemasonry are required to declare a belief in a Supreme Being.[28] However, the candidate is not asked to expand on, or explain, his interpretation of Supreme Being. The discussion of politics and religion is forbidden within a Masonic Lodge, in part so a Mason will not be placed in the situation of having to justify his personal interpretation.[29] Thus, reference to the Supreme Being will mean the Christian Trinity to a Christian Mason, Allah to a Muslim Mason, Para Brahman to a Hindu Mason, etc. And while most Freemasons would take the view that the term Supreme Being equates to God, others may hold a more complex or philosophical interpretation of the term.

In the ritual, the Supreme Being is referred to as the Great Architect of the Universe, which alludes to the use of architectural symbolism within Freemasonry

[url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=1196079]http://www.rapidnet.com/~jbeard/bdm/Psychology/mashist.htm[/url]

BTW, George Washington was most certainly a Mason as well.

[url=index.php?act=findpost&pid=1196079]http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Were_the_founding_fathers_Masons[/url]

Q. Were the founding fathers Masons?

A. There were 9 founding fathers that were Freemasons. Benjamin Franklin, William Ellery, John Hancock, Joseph Hewes, William Hooper, Robert Paine, Richard Stockton, George Walton and William Whipple. George Washington was also a Freemason.