Secret society "Freemason" members 2 million people 's names and occupations are on the net

ByMnd.ctrl

A secret society composed of people with high social ranking around the world and often whispered conspiracy theories "Freemasonry"Activities and members have been enveloped in mystery until now, but the UK household survey site"Ancestry'S name, occupation, place of residence, date of membership, etc. of members are published on the Internet.

Freemasonry Membership Registers - Ancestry.co.uk
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/search/group/freemason_registers?o_xid=64493

The membership record of 1733 to 1923 was published this time, and members of the British and the British Empire are the center. The website looks like the following, for example, the writer who is considered to have joined Freemason in 1875Oscar WildeI tried searching ... ...


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You can see that Oscar Wilde was registered in the records from 1751 to 1921. In addition, in order to see the detailed information, you need to register as a charged member for Ancestry.


UK news website Telegraph examined using this website, it seems that royalty, politician, judge, police, high-ranking officer, lawyer, bishop, etc. had a name in the record as a result of examination using this website. Most of the people listed only for the name, chapter, and date of entry, few are written with occupations, but still 5,500 policemen, thousands of soldiers, 170 people at the moment Judges, 16 bishops, and the prince of India etc are confirmed. Among them are former Prime Minister of the United KingdomWinston ChurchillAnd the discovery of penicillinAlexander Fleming, Author of the Sherlock Holmes seriesArthur Conan DoyleIt seems that it also includes.


Was Titanic inquiry scuppered by the Freemasons? - Telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/12010573/Was-Titanic-inquiry-scuppered-by-the-Freemasons.html

Author Bruce Robinson announced in September 2015 "They All Love Jack: Busting the RipperIt is calledRipping jackIn the book about Katherine Edwoods who became a victim, compass which is a symbol of Freemasonry is drawn, and on the wall of Ed Woods where the kidneys and uterus were taken away "is clearly a clue" In the book, Robinson insists that "the ripped Jack is an unknown singer named Michael Meebric".


When Telegraph examined it in Ancestry, it turns out that Michael McBride was registered with Freemasonon with his brother. In addition, he was able to confirm for the first time that many of the police side members such as Charles Warren of the time, Charles Warren, Donald Swan, Wynn Baxter who made a stare and Henry Crawford, were members of Freemasonry.

It is recorded that Michael McBride who was positioned high in Freemasonry joined Freemason as "singer". Robinson said about Freestomason's attempt to defend the ripped jack, "Roginson said he tried to defend the system of the association," Telegraph said Robinson's "Freemasonry broke into a jacked case We supported the view that it was involved.

In addition, Telegraph sank in 1912TitanicSince the names of the stakeholders were discovered many times, the theory that "Freemasonry was involved in the sinking of Titanic" is also developing.

After the Titanic sinking incident, the US Senate denounced the British shipping companies White Star Line and the British Chamber of Commerce as "the regulation was lame due to the lack of lifeboats", but by the British side In the survey done, the Chamber of Commerce was never accused.

ByCliff

This, the British investigated, people including Sir Margey who can confirm that it is Freemasonry at Ancestry. According to Telegraph, the officials of shipbuilding experts and university professors involved in the incident, many of the names of engineers are said to have been found guilty of the Titanic official who issued as many as 500 victims You can search on Ancestry.

Miriam Silberman of Ancestry says, "I can not reveal the rituals being done inside Freemason, but I can teach about 2 million members in history." "About people who are not well-known organizations I am very happy to be able to get information online. "