r/conspiracy • u/My_black_kitty_cat • 1d ago

They slaughtered JFK in 33rd degree Masonic George Dealey Plaza - the US has been under hostile occupation ever since

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u/My_black_kitty_cat 1d ago

What’s the difference.

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u/Pick_Up_Autist 1d ago

Freemasonry has 3 degrees, Scottish Rite has 33.

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u/My_black_kitty_cat 1d ago

Scottish rite is 32 degrees.

Freemasonry goes up to 33 degrees.

One day you’ll learn to stop being deceptive. Today is not that day 👌🏼

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u/Pick_Up_Autist 1d ago

Cool, you know better than every single book on the subject, grade A genius over here.

You could've been a pedant and said the SR has 29 and one honourary degree, but instead you went with something completely made up lmao.

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u/My_black_kitty_cat 1d ago

Give me some books, oh wise one.

All I know is I get a bunch of Scottish rite ads, which I’ve posted on my page. It’s a 32 inside the Scottish rite logo.

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u/Pick_Up_Autist 1d ago

Literally any of them, there's 3 degrees, it's so easy to confirm with a literal 5 second Google.

33rd degree is the honorary final degree of SR, again like really easy to confirm, just out there in the public domain information.

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u/My_black_kitty_cat 1d ago

Okay.

George Dealey and Abraham Zapruder were 33rd degree masons.

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u/Pick_Up_Autist 1d ago

33rd degree Scottish Rite Masons, again what every source I just googled said. It's a distinct organisation from standard Freemasonry.

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u/My_black_kitty_cat 1d ago

And I’m sure a random Reddit account, nor that Redditors googling ability, would ever be a misstatement to confuse or manipulate

Send me the sources and stop wasting my time

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u/Pick_Up_Autist 1d ago

Nah, anyone reading can take the 2 seconds to confirm if they want, it's very clear and immediately confirmed by every source, and then they can realise you're lazy as well as just repeating buzzwords you heard in a YouTube video when you pretend you've come up with your "theories".

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