The Washington Post says farewell to the Washington Hotel, home of Masonic Week for 50 years.
Monday, January 21, 2008
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You realize, of course, that if we really ran the world, this wouldn't be happening, because there's no way we'd ever give up a spot overlooking the White House.
ReplyDeleteI just don't see how we'll be able to use mind control all the way from Alexandria.
:-D
The so-called "beacon" (so-called) in the George Washington Masonic Memorial acts as a beam director, still placing the White House within easy range.
ReplyDeleteIt's a big secret.
Everybody knows about it.
Shh....
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