5 SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT US PRESIDENTS

1. The majority of US presidents were 33rd degree Masons. Some great websites go into great depth about this. Since freemasonry is an occult activity and no real Christian can practice both, those presidents who practiced it and claimed to be Christians ought to have been at least investigated. Most significant countries are ruled by Freemasons. It is the largest fraternity in the world. In addition to the majority of US presidents, a large number of other international leaders, including Soviet President Joseph Stalin and several British prime ministers, including Winston Churchill, were 33 degree masons. Astronauts from NASA were Freemasons. Almost all of the big companies, such as Walmart, McDonald’s, andRCA Records, were started by Freemasons. 2. The majority of US presidents are linked to one another. 34 of the 43 presidents are descended from King Charlemagne in the year 800 AD. Additionally, 19 of them have been shown to be directly derived from King Edward III. In fact, it has been shown that the presidential candidate with the closest blood relation wins. This refutes the naysayers. The presidents came from particular lineages within bloodlines, so they can’t use that to argue that all of us are linked in some manner to a few people from long ago, before the population increase. Many powerful people, including former presidential contenders, powerful legislators, and significant business figures, are also descended from the presidents of these particular lineages. 3. It is said that the presidents have participated in occult rituals in light of point #1 above. For instance, rumors have surfaced that occult rituals have reportedly been carried out each summer at Bohemian Grove, a camp in Monte Rio, California. Other foreign leaders have attended the rites, which include offering sacrifices to a 40-foot owl statue known as Molok, a deity or monarch, in addition to presidents. 4. There were remarkably many coincidences or synchronicities linking the killings of Presidents Kennedy and Lincoln: Both Abraham Lincoln and John Fitzgerald were actively engaged in civil rights movements. Lincoln was elected to the United States Congress in 1846, Fitzgerald was elected to the United States Senate in 1946, and both men were elected to the White House as president in 1860 and 1960, respectively. This is where it gets more stranger: both of their spouses had children while residing in the White House, and they were both shot in the head on a Friday. Someone with the name of Kennedy served as President Lincoln’s secretary. Following their deaths, members of the Johnson family succeeded both presidents: in Lincoln’s case, Andrew Johnson (born 1808), and in Kennedy’s case, Lyndon Johnson (born 1908)! Lincoln was killed by John Wilkes Booth, who was born in 1839. Born in 1939, Lee Harvey Oswald was the one who killed President Kennedy. Each of the two assassins’ three names consisted of fifteen letters. The oddity doesn’t end there: the shooter who shot President Lincoln in the theater fled to a warehouse to hide after killing John F. Kennedy in a Lincoln automobile manufactured by Ford Motor Company. Kennedy was assassinated in a warehouse, and the assassin fled to hide in a theater. I find that to be pretty eye-opening. 5. Presidents have shown links to powerful private corporate economic interests to the point that the decisions made by the American people, the people they are supposed to be representing, have little bearing on the country’s overall course of government. Democracy is being seriously questioned as more and more laws are being passed to benefit the elite and their private corporate commercial interests. If you enjoyed reading this essay, you can find more like ones, including a free PDF download, at www.newparadigm.ws. Paul A. Philips is the presenter of newparadigm, a doorway to transformation, awareness, spirituality, mind, body, health, and alternative media, among many other things. The URL is once again as follows: http://www.newparadigm.ws/

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