lenseoftruth
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Talk about “skeletons in your closet.” Occultism? Experimentation? Serial killer? Why exactly did this founding father hide these bodies? I don’t know about you, but the forensic archaeologists need to be called in to get some answers.
Repairs on Franklin’s old London house turned up 1200 pieces of bone from at least 15 people.
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I remember reading into this and seeing them try to explain it all away like he was just a doctor. It’s obvious he was into the occult.
And their is the additional element that Benjamin Franklin was a…wait for it…a lifelong Freemason. This is recurring theme with many of the Founding Fathers; the occult, rituals, and freemasonry seemingly paralleling these men. Clearly, he didn’t want people to discover the bodies. Even back in that day, if missing individuals were discovered in that state there is a chance he would have been hung.
Or would he? Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington’s houses have unusual technology, such as heated greanhouses and analogy automatic doors. Who knows what lies on their properties if one went looking.
Franklin talks about circular cabals in his autobiography and setting them up with his friends. They were the inner circle and would go out and recruit for their own cabals. He was more than a mason.
So, back in the Summer of 2010, I volunteered to dig on Shutter Hill in Alexandria VA, also known as the property of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial. I dug in ” the laundry” of what I was told was a house on the property that stood during the Revolution. But it was unusual, the only slide we were shown was that of what appeared to be a wooden light house structure. What I found in the laundry was unsusal as well. Broken flasks, slave beads, tuffs of hair blond, shells, burnt wood, bone fragments ( which I was told weren’t something to worry about) but linger still thinking back. I wasn’t trained to identify the difference between human bone fragments and animal bone fragments. And now, I think after 12 years of introspection, I can safely say that I wasn’t excavating a laundry.
Please share any further impressions. It doesn’t matter how strange or peripheral.
Why is your face obscured like that?
We were briefed inside the lodge itself before going out to the site. The dig site is located under a large oak tree and curious still was on this hill, were the remains of union military fort that did not touch the old light house looking building we were excavating. Which leads me to conclude it had some importance, otherwise, why would we have a open dig open for so long? Again, I’d like to emphasize the two lead archeologist at the time stated they did not know the purpose of this building. ( I can’t prove otherwise, nor have I been involved since that time of the dig, I would have to do some research to see if they ended up finding out what it was.)
It’s complicated…and very strange this site was open for more then 10 seasons before I came in to volunteer. When you have a site open it’s exposed to the elements, and the site can slump from settling.
As for the mask, it looks pretty rad. It mixes up facial recognition and infrared can’t get through so I guess it is a pretty cool superpower.
Oh, and if you look behind me in my profile picture you can see the latest obelisk I live next to. Hint. It’s at the center of a zoo.
look into benjamin franklin and “the hellfire club” and it’ll all make sense
Why? Because he was a human sacrificing devil worshiper.