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in the year 2020 when the temple was in building,
there she appeared in my pasture
selling her wares, the market, corner—
claiming, later, that
she had spied me sooner
than I had her
when walking by the open door I startled
at the sight of her backside…
she had said, “I saw you
through the window, across the street,”
leading me in hindsight to believe
that all the ensuing trouble was prescribed…
for I was just a simpleminded seaman
in a ship
not insured
by anyone soever
sailing aimlessly
and so recently heartbroken
when I head that siren call
divert me from my deep peregrination…
the gentleman from new york
just so happened to be with me
that day, visiting federal city
with his girlfriend at that time,
as so often happened,
just as it so often happened
with my previous associate,
with whom I no longer commune…
and when the Lord bade me that summer
to raise up the walls of my temple,
there she was in the garden witnessing—
she handed me a roofing shingle—
in my leisure she exhibited her yoga…
later in the year 2025, that selfsame roof
would be felled
along with the upper of the building
and it would be rebuilt,
for the siren’s call did not divert me from,
but resolutely toward,
my divinely fated mission
by and through the rubble
of the wreckage of my vessel
and the loss at sea
sustained that day in 2023
by and through the body
of that woman
on the water
of the belly
of deepness
of the sea,
which water broke
upon the shore
of the beach
which had all dried up
where my first baby
is still being born
(… though her soul resteth eternal
in the peace of her heavenly Father,
her word is borne unto me unceasing
when I revisit that place in my mind;
the waters of her spirit washeth over me…)
there were other babies surely,
but I was just a seaman,
and simpleminded yet,
when I acquiesced
to their unnatural
ending…
(have the E-files accessed memory
we’ve filed away in storage deep…
we think that we can pick and choose
the memories we seek to keep…)
who but I shall mourn them?
surely their spirits are with me,
their souls speak quieter still
resting peacefully in the heavenly
waters above.
I do not even dare to think
on how her mother pledged that coven,
or even how her mother led the chapter,
or what my mother said to me…
all in the same of independence
and female self-sufficiency…
O Lord my God,
Have Mercy on me,
a sinner.
D.R. 01-09: TWAP
Volume 1, Issue 9
N∴S∴ establishes third wave of the Antimasonic Party in the United States
by Antarah Crawley
WASHINGTON, DC — The First Anti-Masonic Party, established February 1828 in upstate New York, was the earliest third party in the fledgling United States of America. The party emerged as a strong opposition force to the Jacksonian Democrats and Van Buren’s Albany Regency during the House of Representatives election of 1828. Originally a single-issue party, Anti-Masonic sentiment in the American Northeast was spurred by the disappearance and alleged murder of William Morgan, a former Mason who became outspoken against, and voiced his intent to publish a book critical of, the fraternity. Following these statements Morgan was arrested on “trumped-up” charges, and his subsequent “disappearance” was believed to have been committed by Freemasons from Western New York.
In [September] 1831 the Anti-Masonic Party convened in Baltimore, Maryland to select a single presidential candidate agreeable to the whole party leadership in the 1832 presidential election. The National Republican and Democratic parties soon followed suit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_nominating_convention#History
The Anti-Masonic Party conducted the first presidential nominating convention in the United States history for the 1832 elections, nominating William Wirt (a former Mason) for President and Amos Ellmaker for Vice President in Baltimore. Wirt won 7.78 percent of the popular vote and the seven electoral votes of Vermont. Soon the Democrats and Whigs recognized the convention’s value in managing parties and campaigns and began to hold their own.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Masonic_Party#Conventions_and_elections
The major paradox and triumph of Antimasonry is that although it declined rapidly as an independent political entity after 1833, it achieved its major success as a social or reform movement in the nearly total, albeit temporary, destruction of Masonry in those states where it was an active force. Politically, Antimasonry’s greatest achievements were the introduction of the national nominating convention to American presidential politics and contributions to the formation and development of the Whig party.
Vaughn, William Preston. The Antimasonic Party in the United States 1826–1843. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press; 1983
The Second Anti-Masonic Party, of tenuous affiliation to the first, was active from 1872 until 1888. It is therefore in this tradition that we establish the Third Wave Antimasonic Party (TWAP) of the United Stated of America.
Anti-Masonry was deeply committed to conspiracy theories, primarily the claim that Masonic elites were trying to secretly control the government […although] opposition to Masonry was not the Anti-Masonic movement’s sole issue. […] The Anti-Masonic movement gave rise to or expanded the use of many innovations which became accepted practice among other parties, including nominating conventions and party newspapers. […T]hey made direct appeals to the people through gigantic rallies, parades, and rhetorical rabble-rousing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Masonic_Party#Legacy
Similarly, the revelation and denunciation of the international masonic conspiracy (and allied power systems) is the primary platform of the TWAP; however, a party member need not necessarily harbor ardently Antimasonic sentiments. “The fact that William Wirt, their choice for the presidency in 1832, not only was a former Mason, but also defended Freemasonry in a speech before the convention that nominated him indicates that opposition to Masonry was not the Anti-Masonic movement’s sole issue,” Wikipedia relates.
It is probably not a coincidence that the First Party Convention in Baltimore was held in an Odd Fellow stronghold. Whatever the reason for touting the Antimasonic platform, it provides a broad and adaptable alternative to the ostentatious and disingenuous displays of the present Democratic-Republican party system.
Party Platform
Freemasonry is an ancient international conspiracy manifest through a subversive organization whose members have deceived the public for over 300 years and which operates behind the curtain of the deep state. Through mercantilism and control of international commerce, they are the most organized crime syndicate in the history of the world — but they are only the hidden hand and avant-garde of an even more elitist and secretive cabal of temporal rulers.
Our foremost demand is the abolition of Freemasonry, and a federal interdiction against the gathering of any secret society in any state of the Union.
We seek to unite the far left and the far right 180 degrees from political center which is squarely within the sphere of international Masonic control. It is time for the working people to unite against the rulership (the archons), the aristocracy, the bourgeoisie, and the landed gentry, and receive the return of the disbursement of the accrued value of their labor power which has been stolen over the course of their life through usury.
A bastardizarion of Templar Knights, pirates, mystery schools, and merchants guilds, Freemasonry has become a bane of civilization, and a scourge upon the moral fabric of our society. This scourge pervades both political parties in our two party system, in addition to the whole cabal of Greek organizations, professional societies, bar associations, medical systems, and international insurance and business concerns. The deep state society of Freemasonry must be eradicated, its veil of evil unveiled, its associations dissolved, and its property conveyed to the People, so as to prevent it from exercising its convert and subversive control over the vital forces and mechanisms of our civilization.
RESOURCES
http://utlm.org/onlinebooks/captmorgansfreemasonrycontents.htm
(last modified 5 Nov 2023)
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