Benjamin Franklin
Where each worldview places it
"The Henry Kissinger of his day": a Rosicrucian Grand Master, a high-level Mason, British intelligence agent 72, a Satanist and a child sacrificer. He coordinated the War of Independence from both sides with Sir Francis Dashwood[1]. And the Truth likewise makes him "a sort of shuttle 'diplomat' for the cause", as Kissinger would be later[2].
- Aliases
- agent 72
- Controls / directs
- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- Mason 1731-02
- Provincial Grand Master 1734[3]
- Places
- Author's claims · 7
- 01Ten bodies, six of them children, were found under his former London home at 36 Craven Street in 1998[1].
- 02He belonged to the Hellfire Club, the Nine Sisters and the Lunar Society[4].
- 03He was "the first Grand Master of the Freemasons of Pennsylvania", Grand Master of the Nine Sisters Lodge in Paris, a high-ranking member of the Lodges of San Juan, and he canvassed successfully for the support of the French Freemasons[5].
- 04The Marquis de Lafayette was his friend[5].
- 05He wrote a Book of Common Prayer with Dashwood[6].
- 06His circle (Edward Bancroft) seeded the Northern Ireland conflict through the United Irishmen[7].
- 07The Christian patriot movement was fooled about him[6].