Bogdan Dobosh, Christian's Polonia, 12.11.2024. Photo: president Emmanuel Macron with Grand Master of the large East of France Guillaum Trichard. photograph Pool/ABACA / Abaca Press / Forum
The French media reports a fresh activity of the free-mural movement. The lodges were to activate their influence in both the Elysée Palace, under president Macron's side, and in government ministries. The main subject imposed by the Masons on the political agenda is laicism, but there is besides a re-emergence of the alleged euthanasia, which is called the euphemist debate on "the worthy end of life". The bill was already advanced, but later its implementation halted the elections. "Fartuszkovists" are besides working on a "practical guide to a common life" of society, which is to be a kind of Masonic "catechism" for parliamentarians, councillors, teachers and parents.
The political crisis translates into an attitude towards freemulators?
This fresh offensive is, among another things, the consequence to respective earlier manifestations held outside the office of the large East of France (GOdF) on rue Cadet in Paris. This largest French lodge has 52,000 members and 1,400 beds. The French Grand National Lodge brings together 32,000 brothers and 1,437 lodges in the country, and cooperates with 212 large abroad Lodges. However, it seems that society has begun to see the negative impact of the inspiration of masonry on its life as well. Although it is not officially active in politics, it is its actions that are to "inspire" and "determine" the Republic's activities. After the protests, the then large master José Gulino complained even to the Home Office that it was not taking appropriate measures to defend the Parisian nest of the organization.
In fresh years, slow-mulcer activities have increasingly been associated with the country's crisis. Before the building at the rue Cadet, the slogans of putting masons in prison and accusations of “mason dictatorship” in France were already issued. At the time of the "yellow vest" protest, 1 regional bed was demolished. The symbolic “tree of laicism” planted in respective French cities on the initiative of the lze, were torn with roots, among others, in Angers...
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