Email Exchange with Robert King (Watchman) at e-Jehovah's Witnesses.com

Subject: Re: Reader Comments on "Zionism and New Age, Communitarianism"

e-watchman wrote:
Please take me off your mailing list. Thanks

Reply:
Wednesday, November 15, 2006 3:18 PM

It won't happen again. I was hoping to provoke a response from you because I have noticed certain contradictions between your statements and your action.

For example, in your article "The King of the North Acts Effectively" You said that the use of occult symbols had attracted Masons and that it [Watchtower Society] has "most assuredly been secretly infiltrated and no doubt subtly influenced by those, who, as the prophecy says, are "leaving the holy covenant."

If you understand anything about secret societies, and in this case freemasonry, at the leadership level, you would not only recognize their influence, but you would stop supporting them in any way. So, there is a contradiction there, and by allowing it to stand, you do a great dis-service to yourself and your audience.

Bobby

e-watchman wrote:

Huh? How am I supporting the Masons?

Reply:

Robert, I can answer this, and I only hope you are ready to hear it. Adam Weisaupt founded the Illuminati on May 1st, 1776. One of his statements which I have used is: "Oh Mortal Man, is there nothing you cannot be made to believe?". This clearly illustrates his intent to deceive, and he begins with the membership. All secret societies form a "brotherhood", and the Illuminati was formed in an effort to go mainstream with their ideas. That failed however, so they went underground again. The name doesn't necessarily identify them today, but its the last one which is known.

"The great strength of our Order lies in its concealment; let it never appear in any place in its own name, but always covered by another name, and another occupation. By establishing reading societies, and subscription libraries, and taking these under our direction, and supplying them through our labours, WE MAY TURN THE PUBLIC MIND WHICH WAY WE WILL...". (FROM ADAM WEISHAUPT, founder of the ILLUMINATI)

The ultimate "secret" of all secret societies is how to control large numbers of people, which can be seen in the above quote. The organizations are to a great extent a false front to provide the framework to refine their initiates and allow them to work their way up to the level of their "adeptness". All 32 degrees of Masonry are challenged to prove themselves at each degree. At each level it is up to the initiate to figure out the secret of his degree, and when he has mastered it, he shows himself adept, and moves to the next degree.

The point I think is that all 32 of Masonry degrees are different initiate levels. The secrets are concealed even from the members. They are sworn to oaths of secrecy and are not obligated to reveal their involvement to non members. However, they are free to publish their understanding of their society, because the top leadership knows it will not be the truth. Their positions in the society proves that they do not know the truth. Outside the organizations they are encouraged to pursue any goal or objective of their choice, but when they exert their influence on unsuspecting people, they do not allow such freedom. As they progress, their methods of control become ever more efficient.

Their involvement in social institutions is understood from knowledge of their methods of control, and observing it in action. You yourself have seen those methods in play within the Watchtower Society. You have recognized the contradictions and sought ways to justify their existence as something which must be accepted. The reason you have to accept it is because of your determination to continue support of the Watchtower Society. So, the contradictions stand unresolved, and you are encouraging others to do likewise. About all I can do is point out these facts.

Solving the contradiction is something only you can do for yourself but that doesn't mean that you must "fix" the Watchtower Society. You or I cannot do that, but we can find a frame of reference which resolves the contradictions. For me, that reference frame is one which presents the truth which is: The Watchtower Society is under the control of "world aspirants", as Alice Bailey called them. When you test that as an hypothesis, you will discover that it is true. The belief that it is control by Jehovah is thus proven false.

In 1938 Alice Bailey wrote: "So many aspirants have not learnt to give with sacrifice. If you can reach some of the financial abundance and deflect it towards the ends of the Great White Lodge of which the Christ is the Master, it will be, at this time, one of the most constructive things you can do to help." This statement makes it rather easy to see that the New Age movement intended to do its work within Christian religions.

I appreciate the opportunity to offer this, and I'll be happy to provide more if you have any further questions.

Respectfully,
Bobby