More To House Stenographer Diane Reidy's Rant About Freemasons And God Than We Are Told

Move by the Holy Spirit… God Bless Diane Reidy!!!

God bless this lady, as He undoubtedly did! She was the only one that day who spoke the truth – and they didn’t like it.
She is absolutely right in what she said about the writing of the Constitution; had the US or any other country been founded under God’s hand, there would be no need for constitutions. The 10 Commandments would suffice if they were followed. Perfect laws for a perfect society. Mankind was never meant to be ruled by man.

What about her husband? Read more about him here: http://dailyentertainmentnews.com/breaking-news/dan-reidy-house-stenographer-dianne-reidys-husband/

While the Constition was scribed by Freemasons, and in my own mind I certainly
have reservations about the “intentions” behind some of these men, I can
also see that this document is as close as was humanly possible for words
to be conveyed in a manner of describing what was at the time considered
to be a “blueprint” for equality and justice. The minds of these men were
influenced by all the limitations of their time and place. However, until this
day at better document has not been written and it has inspired many
countries to want to embody these beliefs.

If our present government had the scruples, honesty and integrity to
bring us into a new way of being, with freedom, justice and honor for
all nations and honoring the planet, animals and resources, then I would
not feel the sense of dread that certainly most of us are feeling and have
to live under and with now.

To have to witness not only the rape and pillaging of our natural resources
for greed and money. To have to witness the removal of rights (natural
and basic human rights) and to have a plan also to destroy the health,
well being and freedoms, has been the most preposterous, ugly, depressing
thing that I could have ever ever a imagined.

We are now living in a nightmare of chemtrails, GMO’s, forced innoculations
that cause total degradation of our health, technologies that go against all
life, haarp, nuclear weapons, chemical warfare, flouride in the water,
subliminal mind control with TV and the entertainment industry, pornography,
murder of those who speak the truth, satanic sacrifices and child molestation
done by those in office or the religious clergy, Fema camps all ready to take
out those who “will not obey”, a military that has been corrupted, Blackwater
murderers just waiting for the call to take us all out, huge profits from our
so called “elected” officials, false flag attacks to herd us like sheep, a completely
bought and controlled media to “serve” those who have our worst interests
in mind. The list could go on and on.

I am not ready to through out the constitution until it has at least served
‘the purpose it was intended to do and that is to “protect” as best they
could this country from these bastards.

And if it was flawed from the beginning and yes, I can see how that is
possible, I will not allow something below it to come in to remove at least
this semblance of basic human rights.

I personally have a much higher law in mind and do agree with another
commenter here that this may be what needs to be brought in now.
But, Obama, Kerry, Hilary and all the other traitors and scallywags should
certainly not be permitted to bring in their degradation and nightmare
horror show any longer.

maybe the other master is China

Actually, Diane Reidy had her facts wrong. Yes, Freemasons were crawling all over revolutionary America and the new republic. Yes, even Washington D.C. itself was laid out according to Freemason designs. Yes, there still exists in the Capitol of the USA a Freemason Temple (the Grand Lodge on 16th Street), where ceremonies are held every year and which all elected Congressmen supposedly attend (rumored, but not confirmed).

But it is also true that the son of John Adams, John Quincy Adams (6th U.S. President) wrote a classic book exposing Freemason crimes, entitled “Letters On Freemasonry” (several current reprints are available today).

The Constitution of the United States of America was written by flawed men, with confused Deistic beliefs, tinged with the errors of the rampant Freemasonry of their times; but nevertheless, as revealed so eloquently in “The Federalist Papers,” this founding document of our country deliberately embodied principles which are timeless safeguards for our government.

George Washington, himself a Master Mason (well-documented), nevertheless was not an intellectual, and not an ideologue. He was a man of action, a landowner, a soldier, and a leader of men. He was probably naive, but not dishonest. He wrote the following, to a man named George Washington Snyder, who sent to the President a copy of John Robison’s “Proofs of a Conspiracy Against All the Religions and Governments of Europe” (New York: George Forman, 1798; reprint edition, Boston: Western Islands, 1967 – still widely available today). This excellent book revealed early on the Illuminist plan, through the agency of Freemasonry, for the overthrow of established governments and religions.

Mr. Snyder apparently questioned the propriety of the President’s membership and position as Grand Master of the Alexandria Lodge No. 22 of Virginia. In two letters responding to Mr. Snyder, President Washington denied that American Masonic societies are contaminated with the subversive ideology of the Illuminati.

Regarding his personal involvement in Freemasonry and activity in Masonic Lodges, Washington wrote in 1798:

“The fact is, I preside over none, nor have I been in one more than once or twice, within the last thirty years. I believe notwithstanding, that none of the Lodges in this Country are contaminated with the principles ascribed to the Society of the Illuminati.”

“The Federalist” (original title of “The Federalist Papers”) consists of 85 articles, which were issued to endorse ratification of the U.S. Constitution, written by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay. The Constitution was eventually signed by 19 Freemasons and 37 non-Masons (scholars debate these figures).

In studying these important issues, it is important to dig a little deeper, as well as to give thanks to God for watching over the birth of our nation, surrounded as it was by enemies of freedom from the very beginning.

Diane Reidy imbibed some truly incriminating historical information, but she apparently lacks the discernment necessary to evaluate it fully. She deserves praise in speaking her mind to power, and for opening up the subject of Freemason/Illuminati plans for the destruction of America. But I think she threw the baby out with the bath water.

Diane probably read materials similar to these below, but please exercise good judgment yourselves, as you consider the arguments in the link; then do your own research to get a more balanced view:

http://watch.pair.com/mason.html

why was the camera man following her before her rant? all the way to the podium?