Masons reveal a plot to take over America!...Sort of.

Officially as of October 4th 2006, the society known as the Free Masons have decided that in order to attract new members they will open their doors to regular tours and open houses as a form as advertisement. For many years the Free Masons have been a sign of protestant Anglican life in America shrouded in secrecy stretching back to the founding fathers like George Washington, Paul Revere, John Hancock and Benjamin Franklin. The founding fathers firmly believed in the values and secrets of the Free Masons and would have never allowed for non-members to come into their halls and meeting houses for tours.
The founding fathers used the free masons symbols and ideals to help mold the country into shape. The Free Masons' symbols such as the eye atop the pyramid on the back of the one dollar bill and the first cornerstone at the Statue of liberty had the Masonic compasses engraved into it.

Today, the numbers of Free Masons living in the U.S. have been steadily dwindling. In the state of New York, the Masonic temple in New York City has hired a private firm to advertise and spread as much informaton on these tours as possible to stir interest. However, the library head, Thomas Savini, at the Masoonic temple in New York City sees ita as a slightly less commercial strain," We're still not thinking of it as recruiting or trying to amass people, but I think we've reached a point where we realized that not saying anything is not making it any easier." What the Free Masons are trying to flaunt to the public is that the society is all about helping its community its community being partons to medical research as well as donating top notch American Flags to many public schools. Not only are the Free Masons flaunting community but they also want people to realize that they are not about trying to take over the world, but they are trying to help people understand the liberal arts such as arithmetic, rhetoric, geometry, logic, grammar, music and astronomy, in addition to living the four virtues of fortitude, prudence, temperance and justice day to day.