I am still a little confused as to what this group is all about and what are they doing in Pakistan? (was shocked at this!)
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i have heard freemasons at the top worship lucifer(the devil)
http://letsrollforums.com/pakistan-and-freemasonry-design-t16299.html
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Ppl pay far too much attention to freemasonic conspiracy theorists and not enough to their own personal iman. I know which i would focus on.
BTW, i have known 3 ppl with associations to freemasons, they seem ok to me, 1 seemed a bit sinister, the other was dopey and the 3rd was invited to join by his grandfather but declined. The dopey one told me that he had a muslim in his lodge and muslims could join too, but now women, pity, wouldn't have minded being a spy on the wall.
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Freemasons = devil worshippers. hahahaha lol
No they are not.
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Free Masonry and Rotary Club meetings at the high level is all same.
Long time back, I read in a column about these meetings… The columnist claimed that most the high ranked govt. officials were the members of such clubs and they have private scheduled meetings at one place where they get drunk … It’s the high society so the meetings are along with family (spouse only)… They dance and party around and in doing so Country’s secrets are being shared with those members who are otherwise hidden agents of the enemy country :halo:
Sounded like a perfect Plot for Imran series or Inspector Jamshaid series …
Is there a truth? There might be… who knows 
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Be on the level people. I am amused at how people use random websites and not anything scholarly not done by conspiracy theroists. I mean we can find sites that have all kinds of stuff about islam that is not true but should we believe it.
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There is nothing like free lunch, nothing like free mason, unhon ne eenton ke bhaTTay aisay hi thori kholay hayn!
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well there are no real freemasons anymore. if u read masonic stuff it sas free and acceped masons. what it refers to is back in the day u could be in bonded labour or be a free worker, so a free mason, the free masons started a guild, it became a more powerful organization duew to specialized skills, and teh levels of membership were levels of apperenticeship. Later they started accepting non masons who were 'accepted' masons so they were not masosn by trade but both had a vested interest in each other.
so eerywhere you will see the term F&AM whih stands for free and accepted masons. although there are really no free masons anymore, so you are correct in that respect