Flag Day celebrated in Great Falls

Flag Day was celebrated in Great Falls, with two special ceremonies highlighting the occasion.

The first took place in the morning at Overlook Park, and featured an F-15 fly-over from the Montana Air National Guard.

Later in the day, Masons presented the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art with its very own United States and Montana flags.

The Square has had a pole in place for years, but it was bent and the museum director didn't want to disgrace the flag by placing it atop a bent pole.

That's when the Masons stepped up to help.

Kathy Lear, executive director of PGSMA, said, "They did approach us a couple of months ago and inquired about what they could do and offered to donate these flags, which were wonderful. They also found a way to fix the flagpole for us, so we're just really, really glad."

Dewey Goering of the Masons explained, "It was flown over the U.S. Capitol on May 2nd and then sent here. They had the state flag flown over the state capitol and then shipped here to present to Paris Gibson Square."

Today's presentation included a history on both the American and Montana flags.

Photos above are courtesy of Senior Master Sergeant Eric Peteson of the Montana Air National Guard.

The Federal Reserve Cartel: Freemasons and The House of Rothschild

He gave George Washington his oaths of office while he was Grand Master of the New York Grand Lodge of Freemasons.  Washington himself was Grand Master of the Virginia Lodge.  Of the General Officers in the Revolutionary Army, thirty-three were Masons.  This was highly symbolic since 33rd Degree Masons become Illuminated . [1]

Populist founding fathers led by John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and Thomas Paine- none of whom were Masons- wanted to completely severe ties with the British Crown, but were overruled by the Masonic faction led by Washington, Hamilton and Grand Master of the St. Andrews Lodge in Boston General Joseph Warren, who wanted to “defy Parliament but remain loyal to the Crown”.

The First Continental Congress convened in Philadelphia in 1774 under the Presidency of Peyton Randolph, who succeeded Washington as Grand Master of the Virginia Lodge.  The Second Continental Congress convened in 1775 under the Presidency of Freemason John Hancock.  Peyton’s brother William succeeded him as Virginia Lodge Grand Master and became the leading proponent of centralization and federalism at the First Constitutional Convention in 1787.  The federalism at the heart of the US Constitution is identical to the federalism laid out in the Freemason’s Anderson ’s Constitutions of 1723 . His family returned to England loyal to the Crown.  John Marshall, the nation’s first Supreme Court Justice, was also a Mason. [3] 

When Benjamin Franklin journeyed to France to seek financial help for American revolutionaries, his meetings took place at Rothschild banks.  He brokered arms sales via German Mason Baron von Steuben.  His Committees of Correspondence operated through Freemason channels and paralleled a British spy network.  In 1776 Franklin became de facto Ambassador to France.

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