Was the United States a Freemason plot?

>>2927249
I'm at that point where I can't figure out what is real and what is conspiracy theory about the Freemasons.

The Freemasons were certainly over-represented in early American leadership.

>>2927249
>The Freemasons were certainly over-represented in early American leadership.
The Freemasons were basically just a social club that encouraged free thinking and Enlightenment ideals, which meant it was a place (kind of the only one at the time) that would have encouraged the kind of thinking that led to the revolution in the first place. The founding fathers were a bunch of rich, educated men who loved the Enlightenment, and Freemasonry was their secret clubhouse. Of course there was an overrepresentation, it's where they all got the idea from.

>>2927332

Unless the idea for the United States was thought up in London and Paris before anything happened in the colonies.

Then it WAS a plot.

barely playing Assassins Creed 3 huh?

>Deist Freemason liberal republican slaveholders

you literally cannot make this shit up

>>2927249
No. Freemasons fought against it. Oathbreakers and the French fought for it.

no

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>>2927595

also, I hate you

>>2927411
America us a schizophrenic nation.

>>2927249
No but all hispanic american revolutionary leaders were members of the masonic lodge of London,had a salary from the British goverment and met there to plan everything.