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Normally there is nothing wrong with hosting a dinner for people that you like, but when those people are in charge of enforcing the law it can create a conflict of interest. To an objective outsider this looks like it could be a first responder fraternity or at least a fraternity that is unusually cozy with cops.

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After that dinner they posted a picture of their parking lot full of emergency vehicles (). The lodge also hosted a dinner honoring first responders. Masonic Granite Lodge #272 posted on Facebook that they hosted a lunch honoring first responders () saying 'Thanks to everyone for helping out with lunch and honoring our 1st Responders.' What do they mean by 'our 1st Responders?' Do they mean that they are members of the lodge that work in law enforcement, or are they referring to them as 'our' because they are first responders in their community? Either way this picture demonstrates a very friendly and close relationship with law enforcement. Social media activity indicates that some PCSO and SPD employees might be members of Masonic Granite Lodge #272. The new headquarters of the SPD features a cornerstone dedicating the building to the Grand Lodge of Missouri. Normally freemasonry leads to good things like new businesses, more jobs, and donations that improve the community, but it also leads to friendly relations with law enforcement. Their end goal is to place themselves in the higher echelon of society. They form partnerships that help build businesses and influence the government. Rituals teach basic lessons of human duty and responsibility, duty to one's faith, country, community, family and oneself.' That duty to one's community is a duty to advance the interests of their fellow masons in the community. The Grand Lodge describes masonry as 'a setting and context in which men can seek spiritual development, personal growth, self-control, and self-discovery. The Grand Lodge of Missouri promotes itself as a group of organizations that practice freemasonry (learn more about freemasonry at ). Masonic Granite Lodge #272 is a chapter of the The Grand Lodge of Missouri (). It is the privileged of knowing that if you screw up that your brothers will have your back and you will probably be just fine. That is one privilege of joining a fraternity. In the end, the police weight the story of one battered and bloody guy versus over 50 witnesses against him and side with the 50 witnesses. That story will always make it look as if the random dude was the aggressor and the members of the fraternity were defending themselves and their property. When the police investigate the fraternity members for assault they will be met with the president and other officers all telling the same story. Sometime it requires a group of members to beat him up and sometimes the random dude calls the cops. When a member breaks the law and the police start asking questions the well being of the fraternity is prioritized over helping the police.Ī good example of fraternity members looking out for themselves happens when a random dude is ejected from a party. Often the pursuit of potential requires members to help other members minimize the consequences of their mistakes. People join fraternities because they want to be part of a tight knit group of like minded individuals that help each other maximize their potential. I believe that if Sheriff Kevin Bond and the shooter are Mason that would explain why Bond is protecting the shooter.Īny fraternity that is worth joining protects its own and prioritizes the needs of its members over the rest of society. As a former member of a fraternity, I known how these type of organizations operate and I have found evidence online linking members of the Pettis County Sheriff's Office (PCSO) and Sedalia Police Department (SPD) to Masonic Granite Lodge #272.

I looked into this personally and I must admit that I was skeptic at first, but the more I look into it the more evidence I find to support the theory. Virgin Islands Northern Mariana IslandsĪre the deputy that shot Hannah Fizer and Pettis County Sheriff Kevin Bond Masons? That was the question I received for a Black Lives Matter activist via Facebook this week. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming District of Columbia Puerto Rico Guam American Samoa U.S.