Note: Here is an interesting account of an alleged former freemason. Of course impossible to know if what he says is true or false. You decide.
"Hello anti-mason,
I am a former member of one of the lodges that have held their 3722 Notre Dame West. I've been for a few months only.
Believe me, many masons are French people who seek only to survive in the ground in Quebec. Some were professionally successful, but many were seeking work or precarious jobs outside their fields of expertise. In France, they were promised heaven and earth if they came to settle in Quebec, but once here, the reality was quite different. Many were frustrated with their lot and openly expressed, it was also one of the reasons for my departure. I understand their frustrations, but I did not have to pay the price.
After my initiation with everything that entails, I attended a few outfits. After the uniforms, there were feasts. Between a few good jokes, I had to endure the complaints of anti-Quebec and the gentlemen of the few ladies present. I heard quite frequently derogatory comments like "ass holes of Quebecers." During a picnic, I heard complaining against Quebec throughout the meal. I tolerated (because it is one of their values ...), but later I thought, I handed in my resignation letter. I expressed my dissatisfaction to three NeoOffice. They explained that such remarks should not be heard within the brotherhood. They claimed to have talked to box, but my mind was made up. No time to waste thinking about the symbolic meaning of a square and a compass. I did not want to become as evolved "spiritual" that some of them. I felt that many were living in Quebec have never left France. If a bunch of frustrated French want to spend their time criticizing, they continue, but without me. I would hate to spoil their fun. Too bad, because I thought they were nice at first. Freedom, equality and what now??
Policy defended by F:. M:. are often left to statism. I would say that what unites F:. M:. , Feminists, gays activists, unions and Islamists is their fight against the values that shaped the West, traditional family, wealth, beauty, reason, etc.. These laïcards struggle for secularism, but secularism is only intended to restrict the Judeo-Christian religions.
I expected to meet rational people are skeptical, but I met people who believed in all sorts of theories, including their own myths (hiram, builders of cathedrals, Templars), homeopathy, alchemy. "
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