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Comment by Kerry Hay on September 23, 2013 at 2:24am

THE STRICT OBSERVANCE. Page 108 by Jan Van Helsing book, "Secret Societies"

In the 18th century Germany became the centre of European Templar Freemasonry (this had nothing or very little in common with the original ideologies of the Knights Templar). The Templar degrees were introduced into the "Free Observance" system of Masonry, which meant that members had to pledge strict obedience to those of a higher rank. The leader, who was called "The Unknown Superior" and carried the title "Knight of the Red Feather", was true to the Scottish Rite and thence to the Stuarts.

About one decade after the initiation of Frederick the Great the"Strict Observance" and its "Scottish Rite" was adopted by almost all the German Freemasonry.

Frederick made enormous profits from the conflicts to which the "Scottish Freemasonry" had contributed. His goal was the expansion of Prussia and therefore he supported the Jacobites against the Hanoverians, also in 1745 during the great invasion of England. Afterwards he allied himself with England and profited from their difficulties by lending them German soldiers. (Apparently he had read Niccolo Machiavelli, too!).

This was one of the biggest swindles in the history of Europe; a small group of German princes overthrows the English throne and puts a Hanoverian there. Then they use their influence to have England engage in wars and proceed to empty the English treasury by lending them mercenaries.

The indebtedness again helped the Jewish bankers and thus the Illuminati on their way to take over the world. ISBN 1 876677 21 X

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