[on a review of the book <i>On The Masons and their Lies</i>, by a former Mason]

This is a tame book about Freemasonry, like a "Dummies' Guide to Freemasonry," that is based on previous published writings.

Because the book does not actually reveal insider secrets, it is questionable whether the author ever actually left the cult. Many Masons/Satanists pretend to leave the cult, so they can infiltrate righteous institutions and corrupt them. (As this author admitted, Masons are master liars and manipulators.)

This author does not give any personal, insider details about what occurs during the cult's rituals. In addition, he claims that the Masons do not promote any evil or deviant behavior, though <b>the 33-degree Masons intentionally disobey the Ten Commandments by committing incest, gang-rape, child sacrifice, etc. (The notorious Illuminati are Masons.) This author reveals nothing about the crimes that occur during the high-degree blood ceremonies.</b>

There are two possible reasons why this author does not reveal more than what is common knowledge about the Masons: 1) he took a Masonic oath of secrecy, and he is scared that he will be murdered if he reveals any secrets about the cult; or 2) he is still a secret member of the cult, and he is trying to deceive Christian true believers by pretending to have left the cult. This book provides a good general summary of LOWER-DEGREE Masonic beliefs. But because it perpetuates the falsehood that all Freemasons behave righteously, even the satanic 33-degree elites at the top, it gets three stars for its insincerity/inaccuracy.