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Back to yesterday, on the supreme court having 9 justices, it could also possibly be linked to freemasonry as the number 33 has a particular significance to them. [afaik]
Many Americans celebrate our founding father and all they did to help create our country. What few of them know is that many of the founding fathers were also freemasons. Some of the more notable founding fathers to also be masons are: George Washington, Ben Franklin lead the Pennsylvania chapter, Paul Revere lead a Massachusetts chapter, John Hancock, and Chief Justice John Marshall who greatly influenced the shaping of the Supreme Court. All together it is believed that about nine of the fifty-six men that signed the Declaration of Independence were masons, and about thirteen of the thirty-nine that signed the US Constitutions were also masons.
[edit actually I didn't spot this further link in the above paragraph, just noticed it now: 9 of the 56 and 13 of the 39]
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If Joe is looking to increase the justices to thirteen, that is also a number with possible masonic links:
"James B. Walker 32°—who has left us no other record of his thoughts or masonic career— wrote a description of the "masonic" symbols on the US dollar bill, highlighting what he claimed was the masonic significance of the number thirteen.
The squib, not really an article, follows:
Masonic Symbols In a $1 Bill
13 leaves in the olive branches
13 bars and stripes in the shield
13 feathers in the tail
13 arrows
13 letters in the "E Pluribus Unum" on the ribbon
13 stars in the green crest above
32 long feathers representing the 32° in Masonry
13 granite stones in the Pyramid with the Masonic "All-seeing Eye" completing it
13 letters in Annuit Coeptis, "God has prospered."
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Just thought it mildly interesting really, not intended to create or stir a big freemason debate
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Many Americans celebrate our founding father and all they did to help create our country. What few of them know is that many of the founding fathers were also freemasons. Some of the more notable founding fathers to also be masons are: George Washington, Ben Franklin lead the Pennsylvania chapter, Paul Revere lead a Massachusetts chapter, John Hancock, and Chief Justice John Marshall who greatly influenced the shaping of the Supreme Court. All together it is believed that about nine of the fifty-six men that signed the Declaration of Independence were masons, and about thirteen of the thirty-nine that signed the US Constitutions were also masons.
[edit actually I didn't spot this further link in the above paragraph, just noticed it now: 9 of the 56 and 13 of the 39]
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If Joe is looking to increase the justices to thirteen, that is also a number with possible masonic links:
"James B. Walker 32°—who has left us no other record of his thoughts or masonic career— wrote a description of the "masonic" symbols on the US dollar bill, highlighting what he claimed was the masonic significance of the number thirteen.
The squib, not really an article, follows:
Masonic Symbols In a $1 Bill
13 leaves in the olive branches
13 bars and stripes in the shield
13 feathers in the tail
13 arrows
13 letters in the "E Pluribus Unum" on the ribbon
13 stars in the green crest above
32 long feathers representing the 32° in Masonry
13 granite stones in the Pyramid with the Masonic "All-seeing Eye" completing it
13 letters in Annuit Coeptis, "God has prospered."
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Just thought it mildly interesting really, not intended to create or stir a big freemason debate
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