➡ William Sneblin, a former high-ranking member of the Masons, shares his journey from being a devout Catholic to becoming a Mason and then a witch, influenced by a priest who suggested he study the occult to be more like Christ. He explains that Masonry started as a guild for stonemasons in the 1600s, but evolved into a secretive society with occultic practices by the 19th century. He also highlights the racist history of Masonry, which excluded black men until the creation of Prince Hall Masonry. Sneblin credits his freedom from these practices to his faith in Jesus Christ.
➡ The text is about a person who was misled into believing that Jesus was a witch and his apostles were a coven. This led him to explore witchcraft and join a coven. He later became a high priest in a group called the Alexander. He also joined the Church of Satan and the Freemasons, believing that they would help him gain power. He later realized that he was deceived and that Lucifer and Satan are the same entity.
➡ The text discusses the origins and beliefs of the Mormon Church and its connection to Freemasonry. It explains that the founder of the Mormon Church, Joseph Smith, was a Mason before he started the church. The text also discusses the symbolism of the cross and the Mormon Church’s avoidance of it, suggesting it’s due to its representation of Christ’s victory over the devil. The text further explores the structure of Freemasonry, its degrees, and the darker aspects of its rituals.
➡ The speaker discusses his experiences in Freemasonry, specifically the Knights Templar and Scottish Rite degrees. He describes some of the rituals as sinister and creepy, including taking communion from a skull and swearing oaths of secrecy. He also mentions a belief in the organization that sexual relations with children can extend one’s life. The speaker emphasizes that most Freemasons are unaware of these darker aspects and are generally good people, but a select few at the top are involved in these practices.
➡ The text discusses the influence of Freemasonry and other secret societies on the founding fathers of the United States. It suggests that many of these figures were not devout Christians, but rather deists or members of these societies. The text also delves into the rituals and beliefs of Freemasonry, suggesting that it is a dark and secretive organization. It ends with a discussion about the author’s personal experiences with these societies and his eventual rejection of them.
➡ The text talks about the author’s journey from being involved in satanic groups and practices to becoming a Christian. He was part of underground satanic groups and even sold his soul to the devil for power and wealth. However, after a series of events, including receiving a message from a bank employee saying she’d pray for him and being given Christian comic books, he joined the Mormon Church. Despite its cult-like nature, it led him to read the Bible and eventually become a born-again Christian.
➡ The text discusses the importance of discerning spiritual truths using the Bible as a guide, rather than relying on personal feelings or other sources. It warns against the potential negative spiritual effects of introducing other religious texts, like the Book of Mormon, into one’s home. The text also mentions the vulnerability of young people to these influences. Lastly, it hints at a future discussion about various topics including tarot cards, psychics, and political events.

What’s up, folks? Welcome to Nino’s Corner tv. And boy, do I have a big guest for you today. I am here with William Sneblin, a 92nd. 92nd, okay. Levels above. A 33rd. 92nd degree European Lodge. Scottish. Right. Mason. Hopefully I introduced you the right way. Did I do that right, William? That’s pretty close, yes. I mean, you know, the whole thing is so complex, but, yeah, the masonry thing, because there’s so many different degree systems. But, yeah, that’s. That’s close enough. I was in the New York Rite, which is in America. I was in the Scottish right up to the 32nd degree.

I was a lodge officer. I was a. The male head of the Eastern Star, which is the Ladies Auxiliary, you know, kind of thing of masonry, and, you know, Shriner, you know, the whole nine yards. So, yeah, it’s. It’s a big thing. And I just want to start out by saying this. I want to give all the glory to Jesus Christ because he set me free from all of this stuff way back in 1984, and he put me on a path of ministry, and I just give him all the glory and praise. Thank you, Father. Jesus name.

Amen. Jesus name. Amen. Thank you so much for that. Let’s start with the basics for my audience. First of all, can we go back in the history of Masonry? How did Masonry even get started? And why do people join it in the first place? To me, I’ve always heard it was like a fraternity brotherhood. You get ahead in business. But. Yeah, but so much darker than that, correct? Well, yeah, and it originally started out back in the 1600s. Originally it was. It was like a guild, like a trade union for stonemasons. And in those days, most people were illiterate, you know, except for the clergy and some nobility.

And so they had to have ways you couldn’t walk on. Like they were building all these enormous, magnificent cathedrals. You know, you’ve probably seen them, and they. You’d come onto a construction site, so to speak, and it’s not like you had a union card that someone could read. So they had all of these, like, handshakes and gestures and signs by which even if you were illiterate, you could tell that this guy was a master Mason in the. In the technique that’s called an operative mason, meaning someone actually knows how to, you know, plunk down stones. Then with the Protestant Reformation and the.

The drying up of indulgences, because you may have heard about the whole indulgence thing. They. They basically built St. Peter’s Basilica off the indulgences of thousands of poor Europeans. The idea you could buy your way out of, you know, purgatory or even hell. And so the whole cathedral thing started drying up. And so they, the masons were struggling and they decided, well, let’s let in people who are wealthy, who are, you know, kind of like the idle rich nobility and so on. And they would be like, you know, what was called speculative Masons. Now this came together in 1717 in the apple Tree Tavern in London where they had the first Grand Lodge of England meeting.

And that was the beginning of modern day masonry. And from there, of course, it spread to the colonies. Many of the founding fathers were Freemasons. And in a. In a good sense, Masonry was a. A way in which the. The resistance, you know, the colonial people could network among one another and so on. So it was, in that sense a good thing. But what happened was, is the more they let in, let in all of these idle rich people and whatnot, especially into the 19th century, it started getting very occultic. It started getting folded in with like, you know, Rosicrucianism and black magic and all this creepy stuff.

And I’ll tell you, just, you know, shameless plug. I go into all of this in my book, Masonry beyond the Light. This is an older edition. It looks different now, but this is one of our best sellers. Where do people get that book? Off our website at with1acord.org and we can also, I think, get it on Amazon, but it’d be better if you just got it from us. We have it both as an e book and as a. As a physical book. And anyway, in there I go into greater depth. But so by the time the latter half of the 19th century rolled around, Masonry was thoroughly evil.

And we had this guy you mentioned before we started recording, Albert Pike. He was like sort of the Pope of Scottish rite Masonry in America. And he was a Confederate general and who was actually, you know, wanted for war crimes. And he and another general, name of the Confederacy named Nathan Bedford Forrest, they started the Ku Klux Klan. So Masonry and the KKK are kind of joined at the hip because Masonry has a long history of being racist. When I was brought in and okay, let me just chronicleize that. I. I became an editor apprentice, which is the lowest degree in 1975.

At that time, a black man could not be a Mason because. And so they ended up, you know, kind of like the segregation in the South. They ended up starting what was called Prince Hall Masonry, which was a separate but equal kind of Masonry that was for black men. But it was, and oddly enough was in Milwaukee that the Grand Lodge of Prince Hall Masonry was. So at the time there was this whole thing because you had to swear an oath that you would not let a guy into the lodge who was not freeborn. And so by definition at that time, when this is put together, it was assumed all black guys in America were descendants from slaves.

So that’s how that got started. So anyhow, by the time I got into it, you know, the, the person that told me to become a Mason was a druid, the Grandmaster Druid of North America. And he himself was a 33rd degree. And he said, this is where you will learn all of the secrets of, of the Luciferian religion. Didn’t you first start wanting to be a Catholic priest? Isn’t that how you. You wanted to get involved in the church? You wanted to be a priest? Correct. Yeah. Oh, when I was a child, oh, I dearly wanted to be a priest and, you know, went to minor seminary right here in this city, in Dubuque, Loras College.

And I just got kind of corrupted. I mean, I remember my father telling me later, he was just heartbroken because I went into Loras College as a really devout little altar boy, Catholic, you know, and going to mass every day and all that. And by the time I came out, I was a witch because of the influence of the faculty people, the priests and so on. App loris. They told me I should be. And I can. I’m shortening this, but that I could, if I wanted to be like Christ. I should study the occult because that’s how he did his miracles, was he went and studied with the magi and with the gurus in India and with the Egyptian, whatever.

This isn’t the first time I’ve heard this. I’ve heard this from other masons that Christ went through Tibet, India, and was actually studied with other teachers so he could learn how to perform the miracles is what they’ve told me. I mean, I never bought into it, but it was still interesting. They listened to them tell me this. Is that what they told you? Well, this was a Catholic priest that told me that, but that’s a common. What do you call it, you know, kind of a theme. There’s this guy named Nicholas Rerich that wrote a book about how he supposedly went to Tibet and found these monks that had records that Jesus had been there.

It turned out to be totally bogus, but all these different New Agey and Masonic type groups bought it. So, you know, and of course, I was 18 years old. So I was telling you to go study in the, and, and that, go to that direction. To learn. Yeah, to learn to learn. Because he’s now in the Catholic Church. They say the priest is another Christ. And, and so he said, if you want to be Christ, like, you’ve got to study the occult. And what did I know? And you know, I know you’re a lot younger than I, but when I was in college, it was like if a priest told you something was like God telling you something, right? There was this awesome authoritarian thing.

So that’s what I did. I went and I studied the occult and ended up becoming a witch. And that was around 1968. So you became a witch from a, from a priest guiding you, kind of steering you? Yeah, he steered me in that direction. It’s not like he told me, okay, become a witch. He just said, study the occult. But in my own studies, reading books and so on, because of course this was decades before the Internet. I kind of figured, okay, because there are these books that said, okay, Jesus was a witch. His 12 apostles were his coven of 13, you know, because the coven’s supposed to have 13 members.

And, you know, he was secretly a witch. And so I thought I was following Jesus by becoming a witch, you know, and again, you know, I didn’t know the Bible. You know, most Catholics in those days didn’t know much about the Bible. I knew the gospel stories and that was about it. So, you know, I was a total sitting duck for all of these lies. So what methods did you take to learn how to become a witch? I, I, I, I heard you got the book, you enter an occult bookstore and got the Diary of a Witch about ancient pagan mystery religion.

So you started researching on your own and trying to, by any means necessary, trying to learn how to become a witch. Correct? I mean, well, yeah. And then I found a book called King of the Witches by June Johns and this lady cr. It was like a biography of this guy over in England. But this is before you were trying to become a mason, correct? Yes, it is. This is in the late 60s. And I found this book and I read it and I thought, well, I’m going to hook up with this guy. So I wrote a letter to, they had the address of this fellow in London.

And his wife wrote me back his high priestess and told me, okay, there’s this coven in Rockford, Illinois, which is about 90 minutes from here. And I went there and I became a first degree witch. And then later on I ended up Going to, all the way to Boston to become a high priest in what’s called the Alexander. As a man, wouldn’t you be called a warlock or is it the same thing? That’s a, that’s a common misnomer. The word warlock actually means traitor. And the, the people that use that, I mean, Hollywood kind of promoted that.

Like there was this movie, Bell Book and Candle back in the 60s, and it promoted the idea, and so did the TV show Bewitched, that if you’re a male witch, you’re a warlock. But that’s not really true. The only group that really does that is the Church of Satan, where if you join the Church of Satan and you get to the second degree, you’re called the warlock, but it’s kind of a pejorative word. So anyhow, no, I was, I was a male witch and. But you were also under the impression that Jesus Christ was a witch and his apostles were the coven.

Yeah, yeah. So anyway, to kind of hook this together, I went down to Arkansas to study under the Grandmaster Druid of North America. This is in 1973. And while I was there, this guy told me he was a 33rd degree Mason and the highest ranking druid in North America. And I don’t. Do your folks know what a druid is, do you think, or you can explain it? Well, a druid, it’s basically the priesthood of ancient Celtic Britain and Ireland before, you know, the Christians came there, like St. Patrick or whatever the druids were like the priesthood of pagan, you know, pagan Ireland and Britain.

And this fellow was, you know, he came, his family centuries earlier, came over during the Reformation to escape the Protestant persecution of the Druids. So anyhow, he told me to join the Masons. He said they would really help me in my rise to Luciferian power. And so that’s what. I didn’t set off any bells. Like Luciferian power where you kind of like, because you wanted to be a priest, you wanted to follow Jesus. Yeah, right. And so like when they’re saying, hey, Luciferian power, that didn’t set off any alarm bells, like, wait, wait a minute here, you see, okay, here’s the deal.

In, in the occult, they make a difference between Lucifer and Satan. We understand they’re the same being, but Lucifer is the good guy, he’s the light bearer, you know, because that’s what that word means and Satan is the bad guy. That’s what I believe at that time. And later on it got worse. But that was my. So I thought Lucifer was good. So they’re two different to you, they’re two different entities. Yeah. At that time, yeah. Obviously that’s bogus, but that’s what I was taught at the time. And so along the way, you know, I learned all kinds of stuff and I was given things to do as I entered into the lodge that would ensure that I would go further and further within the craft of Freemasonry.

So where does the witchcraft come in? The white magic, the sex magic, the Satanic Bible? I mean, there’s a lot here to talk about. This was all before Masonry. So when you become a Mason, I was always told that you have to worship a God. You have to have a God. They didn’t say what God, but that you had to worship. Exactly. You could be worshipping Satan and still become a Mason. Yeah, they don’t, they don’t ask you, they just say, do you believe in God? And they don’t say, you know, you could be a Muslim, you could be a Buddhist, you could be whatever, or a Satanist, like.

So that’s how they cast that wide net. Yeah, yeah. And Albert pike, who I mentioned earlier, he wrote that at the altar of Masonry, all men can come together as brothers. Whether they’re, he said, Muhammadan or Din or Buddhist or Christian or Jew, we can all worship at the altar of Masonry together. So, you know, it’s kind of an ecumenical thing, if you will. So you were basically in the Church of Satan before becoming a Mason? Lucifer? No, I was a witch. Okay. But I wasn’t in the Church of Satan yet. That came after, I think it was all in the middle of the 1970s.

I, I, you know, I might have to look at my records to be sure, but no, I was just a white witch. And then this guy who owned the occult bookstore in Milwaukee, he told me that I read the Satanic Bible he recommended. He gave me a free copy of it and I read it. And again, you know, these books contain spiritual power. People don’t understand it then, oh, it’s just a book, you know, or for that matter, the Book of Mormon or some of these other, you know, books from these different cult groups. There’s spiritual power in those things.

And when I open the book, it’s like the, the, the strong men that are part of that cult, the, in that case, the Church of Satan kind of reached out and started deceiving me. It’s like, you know, letting the, letting the nose of the camel into the tent. And soon after that, I wrote the Church of Satan and became a first degree member and then later on I became a second degree member, I became a warlock. Okay. And so this is all before. So the Luciferian secrets are found in Freemasonry and Mormonism. There’s, is there a connection there? Yeah, well, what happened is the Mormon Church came along centuries after Masonry.

And Joseph Smith, who’s the founding prophet of the Mormon Church, at some point in his later life, like I think it was 1842, but don’t quote me on that, he joined the Masonic Lodge in Nauvoo, Illinois, which is where the Church’s headquarters was at that time. And he became, he was raised to the sublime degree. This is right in the history of the church, the Mormon, it’s like a several volume set and it says he, he was raised to the sublime degree. And that’s a, you know, kind of Masonic jargon for becoming a master mason. Now coincidentally, very soon after that, Joseph Smith revealed the Temple Rite.

You know, Mormons have these temples that are secret that most Mormons can’t even get into those temples. You know, the most famous one, the one that I went to, is in Salt Lake City, but they’re now scattered all over the world and you have to have special credentials to get into those temples. And what Joseph Smith did, and again, nobody understood this at the time, but he basically took the secrets of Masonry and folded them into the weird Mormon doctrine and created these temple rituals which are like, I’d say they’re at least 75% Masonic in nature.

And if you, if you have an understanding of Masonry and you were to go to Salt Lake City and go to Temple Square and look at the Salt Lake Temple and, and we have a DVD called Mormonism’s Temple of Doom where I, I actually traveled to Salt Lake and took a whole bunch of pictures of the Temple. You can see this just as a tourist, you don’t have to have secret, you know, credentials. And you will see all of these Masonic symbols all over the Temple. Handshakes, all seeing eyes, suns, moon, stars. But you know what you won’t find anywhere, you will not find a cross anywhere in the Mormon Temple or in the Mormon Church.

And like the Jehovah Witnesses, the Mormons do not like the cross. They won’t use it, they won’t wear it. And, but yeah, basically the temple. Why would they not? Why, what’s the, what’s their reasoning behind that? Well, they say it was a symbol. You know, you, same thing with the JWs, they’ll say, oh well, it was a symbol of torture and shame. Why would we you know, they say, like, nowadays, if Jesus was killed now, you’d wear an electric chair around your neck. That’s how they. They put it. But the real. The reality is the devil is terrified of the cross.

The power of the cross. And. And you know what it represents? I mean, I just. It’s not like a movie with a vampire. You know, you have to have faith in Christ, but the cross is a symbol of. Of the victory of Christ over the devil and the crushing of hell. And so all these different cults. And the Mormon Church is basically a satanic organization, even though 99 of the Mormons don’t know that. And so the devil does not want the cross anywhere. Just like the Mormon Communion is Wonder Bread and water. That’s what the Mormons have for communion.

And. And because again, they don’t. It’s not the Eucharist. It’s not. Right. They use Wonder Bread. Yeah. Wow. What can you say? So, so let me get this straight. Let me just make sure I have this in chronological order. You became a Mason before you became a Mormon? Oh, yes. Several years. Okay. All right. So that. I was trying to get the Mormon Church relation here, but the more you became a Mormon while you were a Mason or after you. After you left them. I know I was still a Mason when I became a Mormon. Okay.

So it’s kind of. I mean, there’s a Grand Lodge in Utah. I mean, there. I’m sure there’s thousands of Mormons that are Masons. The hat. The church has no, you know, quarrel with that. As long as you still put the Mormon Church first. So Joseph Smith created the Mormon religion. What. What order did that come from? Did he become. He was a Mason before he created the Mormon religion? No, no, no. He. He started the Mormon Church in 1830. Okay. And he claimed he had a vision. And when he was a teenager in Palmyra, New York, where God the Father and God the Son came down as glorified personages and told him not to join any church because they all denied the power of God.

I mean, I’m. I’m kind of paraphrasing here. They. They drew. They. They professed us with their mouth, but they were far from them in their heart. So all the churches were corrupt. And that he was to wait and an angel would come and teach him what to do. So he claims. And again, none of this is substantiated. He claims that an angel named Moroni Moroni came to him and told him about these golden plates that were buried nearby. He was in Palmyra New York, at the time on a hill. And that they were a record of this ancient civilization of Hebrews that were in America, pre Columbian America.

They came over, I think it was during the time of Jeremiah, this family traveled to the New World and set up, you know, an Israelite religion there. And then they. Those two families split, the brothers. The one brother, Layman, was more wicked and Nephi was more. Was virtuous. And their lines went in separate directions. And. And again, this is Mormon theology. The Mormons teach in the Book of Mormon that the Lamanites, because they were wicked, they were cursed with a dark skin, and they became the Native Americans. And so to be a Native American is to be a cursed person.

And they’re Lamanites. The Nephites were white and delightsome. This is the phraseology in the Book of Mormon. And they’ve tried to kind of clean this up in the last 30 or 40 years, but that’s the record. So he built this whole mythology. And let’s not forget polygamy. Well, that’s later. Okay. That came about the same time as the temple rites. So he started and he got a big following and he started getting persecuted in his. His church group. And so they had a fleet. First they went to Kirtland, Ohio, and then they went to Springfield, Missouri, and finally they ended up in Nauvoo, Illinois.

And. And it was in Nauvoo that he was made a Mason. And also they introduced the idea of plural marriage. They called it polygamy. And. And then he was. Ultimately, he won. He ran for president. Did you know that? Did not know that he was running for president in 1844, I think it was. And he was, as I recall, what happened was, is there was a rival newspaper in the city that was printing stuff about him being a polygamist. And he found out about it, and he had some of his thugs go and smash the printing press.

This is Joseph Smith. This is Joseph Smith, the prophet of the. More the Mormon prophet. Founding prophet. Yeah, go to the printing press. Well, I’m using the word thug. They were his, you know, his henchmen. Henchmen, yeah. Yeah. And at that time, they were. I think they were called Danites, and they were like a sort of a posse of. Of people that were deputized by Joseph Smith to go and destroy this printing press. And because he did that, there was an uproar and he was taken to Carthage, Illinois jail. And while he was there, a mob stormed the jail and shot him and killed him.

And he was at the time he was in a window, trying to escape and shooting back because someone had smuggled him a derringer, you know. And anyway, as he was falling out of the window, his last words were the Grand Masonic hailing sign of distress. Oh Lord, my God, is there no help for the widow’s son? That was his last words. And that’s a Masonic secret that I just told you. That’s something that Masons are supposed to do if they are in dire straits in districts. That’s how you signal other Masons to signal other Masons to come and help you.

But the joke is, is that a lot of people believe that some of the guys that pulled the triggers were Freemasons that were ticked off that he stolen the Masonic secrets and put them into his temple ritual. So this is how he took from the Masonry and created Mormonism. Well, the temple part of Mormonism, yes. You’ve got to realize that like 80% of Mormonism is kind of a. It looks kind of Christian. You know, like if you were to go to a Mormon meeting house on Sunday, it would seem very similar to a Protestant service. You know, they have preaching, they have communion, except it’s Wonder Bread and water and they have a Sunday school.

You know, it’s all very banal. But if you go to the Temple, which only a handful of Mormons are worthy of doing, that’s where you get all the weird stuff. And, you know, that’s why we did the video, Mormonism’s Temple of Doom, because, I mean, that could be a whole separate show. What’s weird about the Mormon Temple? Because it’s very Satanic, very occultic, and it’s very Masonic. So at what stage of Freemasonry did you notice? Did you notice it getting dark? Like I said, I, I acquired to be a Mason 15, 20 years ago. And I, the first time I went, I started hearing things and I was hanging out with other, with Masons and I was prospecting, right? And they started telling me some things that if you spill the secrets of the Masonry, we will cut you from, from ear to ear, you know, And I said, when they told me that, I’m like, you can’t be serious.

You know, when I started hearing things like that and then was doing my own research and seeing robes involved and seeing the dark side of it, I, I said, you know what, this isn’t for me. But how are the degrees and lodges set up in Freemasonry? I mean, what are the stages? How are the degrees set up? And obviously you’re at 92nd degree. So that’s much higher than a 33rd, although most people are under the impression that it just goes out to the 33rd. So how are the degrees in lodges set up in Freemasonry? Okay, well, first of all, you got the Blue Lodge, which is three degrees.

That’s foundational. You have to go through those to get anywhere. The third degree is you’re a master mason. A lot of guys just do that and that’s it. But if you want to go further, you can go out of the York, right, Or the Scottish, right. It kind of forks. And I ended up doing both. But I started, I was told, because I. Okay, I told people, they asked me, well, what church did I go to? And this was true at the time. I was going to the Episcopal Church for reasons that pass understanding. And. And I said, oh, I’m Episcopalian.

And I said, well, okay, you want to go to the York, right? Because that’s the Christian branch of Masonry. Now, that’s a lie, but that’s what I was told. And so there are. Let me think. There are seven degrees in New York, right? You end up with the Royal Arch degree, and then the Knights Templar is at the very top. And I don’t know if you’re familiar with the Knights Templar, but that’s a whole sinister thing in itself. So, anyway, I did that first. I became a Knight Templar, and then a couple years later, I joined the Scottish rite, which is 29 degrees.

And that’s where you. To address your question, that’s where you see the real sinister stuff. Although I’ll tell you, the Knights Templar degree has got some sinister stuff in it, too, because, like in the Knights Templar degree, which is York, right, you take communion out of a skull that’s dark and you swear an. Oh, yeah, it’s pretty darn very Gothic. And you swear this oath that you will keep the secrets of the Knight Templar degree. And if you don’t, then may all the sins of the person from whose skull you are drinking come upon your head.

That’s really dark. And. But anyhow, so that in itself was pretty creepy. But the York, pardon me, the Scottish Rite, has several degrees that are very creepy, that are very, you know, like, they have the Roy’s, the Rose Cross degree, which is. It’s like a parody of the Catholic Mass. And then you’ve got the 19th degree, which basically is a thing where you summon Lucifer. They actually do a thing where they. That’s the 19th degree of the York of Scottish Rite, okay? And they, they. They pretend to summon up Lucifer. And he. They have a guy in a suit looking like Lucifer, you know, and he.

Because this is like a play that you watch, and he overcomes all of these supposedly Christian priests that are of the Order of Melchizedek. And, you know, the. The Order of Melchizedek in the Bible. And there’s all kinds of this stuff. All the Scottish rite is very creepy. And, you know, the funny thing is, when you finally get to the top of it, you get this title. You’re. You’re. You’re coronated. The Sublime Prince of the royal secret. That’s 32nd degree. They love these fancy titles. And I asked some of these guys that were older, that had been in this a long time, because at this time I was only in my late 20s, maybe 30, and I said, what’s the Royal Secret? I went to this whole degree, the.

All these, you know, 29 degrees, whatever, and they said, oh, they didn’t know what it was. I had to find out later. And that’s what I have, a dvd, you know, the Satanic Rights and the Royal Secret. And the Royal Secret, which I think I addressed in that podcast you referenced earlier, is basically that. That in the darkest, deepest. And again, 99% of Masons don’t know this, but in the deepest, darkest, you know, belly of Freemasonry is the teaching that the royal secret is that you get to live longer by having sexual relations with children. Wow.

You know, you said it was vampire, right? Vampire, yeah, kind of a sort of sexual vampirism. It’s believed that if you, you know, if little boy or if little girl, that somehow you’re taking. Well, you are taking their innocence. But it. It was taught to me that. That at the same time, you’re like, taking their life force. Wow. Their chi, their prana, you know, all these weird occult terms. And thank goodness I was pulled out of this by, you know, Yeshua Jesus before I ended up doing anything like that. Yeah. But it’s. It’s really dark. And again, let me emphasize, most of the guys in masonry are nice guys.

They’re deceived down at their toenails. But there’s this certain elite cadre. And this is. I’ll tell you, this is true of almost all of these groups. You know what, it’s the Mormons or the Masons or the Johannes. At the highest levels, there’s deep iniquity, deep sexual perversity, all kinds of nastiness. So the Royal Secret is. Is vampiric relations with children. Yeah, Sexual vampirism. Sexual vampirism. But I’ve been told. Go ahead, go ahead. Well, I’ve been told from friends that are 32nd degree masons that they didn’t want to become a 33rd degree mason because they have to.

One of the main things they have to do is denounce Christ when you go into the 33rd degree. Well, yeah, and you also have to drink communion out of a skull again. Okay, but yes, that’s true. And there was a fellow named Jim Shaw who’s since gone home to the Lord quite a few years ago, but he was the first 33rd degree Mason to come out of it and to be he become a born again Christian. And he wrote a book called the Deadly Deception. And in that book he describes the 33rd degree. And I’m sure that book is still in print.

And, and it’s fascinating because among other things, he says when he was made a 33rd degree Mason, he said there were several very prominent Christians there. And he didn’t say who, but when asked privately by the guy who was his co author, whose name was Tom McKenney, he said it was Billy Graham, that Billy Graham was a 32. He was there to watch this fellow be made a 33rd degree. And you know, I mean, that’s one guy’s word. Wow. And other people have, have kind of poked around because of course Billy Graham is lionized. You know, he’s regarded as one of the greatest evangelists of the 20th century.

And but for whatever reason, you know, there’s this weird connection between the Baptist, the Southern Baptist and the Freemasons. And at one time, now this was back when I was ministering with Ed decker In the 1990s, it was told to us that 40% of Southern Baptist pastors. Pastors were Freemasons. And of course Criswell, I don’t know if you know that name. He, he was a famous Baptist pastor in Dallas. He was a Mason. I mean, jeez, all sorts of Christian. I mean, Norman Vincent peale was a 33rd degree Mason. Rogers Burl Ives, I mean, not that they’re clergymen, but they’re famous, you know, supposedly upright standing, you know, celebrities and so on.

And of course, many presidents, like Harry Truman was a 33rd degree Mason. FDR was a 33rd degree Mason. So what do you do? So majority is, is it not, not to step into a minefield here. But Martin Luther King was a 33rd degree Mason in the Prince Hall Lodge. That’s the African American masonry. Right. And so were some of the early guys that Were, you know, like Jesse Jackson, some of the, some of the leading lights of the, of the civil rights. And I’m not saying this to, to denigrate them, but you know, it is it because it’s a way, as you alluded to at the beginning of the podcast, that men can, can network business and because especially if you realize you’re a lot younger.

But back in the, before the 1990s, it was illegal for lawyers to advertise. They could not put an ad in the yellow Pages. And so the way that you got business if you were a lawyer was you would network. And the Masons were the primary way in which they would, they would network. And because you alluded, okay, you can get ahead in business or whatever if you’re a Mason. And that’s, that’s, there’s some truth in that. But at what spiritual cost? So majority of Masons are Christians in. Yeah, probably they’re Protestants. I mean, when I went in to the masons in the mid-70s, if you were a Roman Catholic, you knew, became a Mason, you were automatically excommunicated from the church just like that.

Because Masonry and Catholicism have been in each other’s throats for as long as Masonry existed. Obviously the Catholic Church was much older than the Masons, but anyway. Yeah, but then that somehow changed and it got to the point that Catholics were becoming Freemasons. And what’s really creepy, and this is a whole nother line of endeavor, but that Pope John xxiii, now we just, we just had this pope die and they’re, they’re trying to put together a new Pope. But you know, John the 23rd, who reigned in the early 60s, he was a Mason. The Pope was a Freemason and a Rosicrucian and, and I document, I would imagine all of them are right.

I mean most of them. Well, I don’t know. I, I can’t say. I, I think that some of them, like, I think that John Paul the first was a really good man. That’s why they killed him. And I know that’s probably, you were probably pretty young when that happened, but. And then we got John Paul ii, but he only reigned. John Paul I was only allowed to reign for 30 days and then they, they poisoned her. So anyhow, that’s sort of getting into a whole nother line of discussion. Well, no, I mean this, this is not a surprise to me.

It looks like it’s tentacles are. I mean the Masonry’s engulfed it to every institution and organization out there. I mean it’s, it’s It’s. I would imagine that the power is just massive. Well, and if you. Excuse me. Go ahead, go ahead. No, go ahead. I mean if you look at, you look at the Washington D.C. all of the monuments, all of the buildings, you know, whatever, there’s very little of Christianity there. It’s all either pagan stuff or it’s Masonic stuff. And you know, George Washington was a Mason, what’s his name? Jefferson was a Rosicrucian. Franklin was a high level Mason.

In fact, Benjamin Franklin was also a member of the Hellfire Club, which was like a sex cult in London. And I mean, you know, not all of the men that founded our country were godly people. Right? Most of them were deists. I heard Benjamin Franklin had bodies in his basement or something like that. I never heard buried under his house or something crazy like that. I heard, you know, I know, I know John Adams was a very devout Christian and so was his son. I think it was his son, John Quincy Adams. But a lot of the got.

These guys were, they were sort of nominal Christians or they were deists and several of them were Freemasons. So don’t you think, you know, that keeping secrets from, you know, a lot of people will say, well, I want to be a Mason. And, and a lot of them do believe that, you know, Masonry is good, it’s good for business contacts. It’s. Christians are Masons, they’ll just, they’ll just selectively hear what they want and dismiss the rest. And a lot of them will say, well, you know, I’m still going to be amazing. I just won’t do that dark stuff.

I just won’t do the dark stuff. But if you want to climb the ladder and the higher you get, it gets darker and darker and darker, which they actually say you become more illuminated. But the truth is you’re getting darker and darker and darker. It’s the opposite. There’s a very interesting book written back in the 60s, I think it’s called Darkness Visible. It was written by a former Mason. And yeah, you’re right, you get into masonry and we did this one DVD called Freemasonry Fatal in the First Degree. Because if you’re a Christian of any kind of knowledge of the Bible, most especially if you’re a pastor or an elder or a deacon, you know, some kind of thing like that, you go through the door of the lodge.

Now you’ve alluded to these oaths that they take that are so blood curling but even at the door of the lodge they make you. This is the very Beginning of the thing, they make you take off all your clothes except your undies. They dress you in these pajamas. You have a bare breast, a bare knee, you’re blindfolded, you have a rope put around your neck. And you’re led to the door of the lodge by a lodge officer, knocks on the door. The guy on the other side of the door says, who comes here? And you, the guy that’s leading you says, you know, I’ll just use my name.

Mr. Bill Sneblin, who has long been in darkness and now seeks to be brought to light to receive a part in the rights and benefits of this worship of lodge erected to God and dedicated the holy saints John, as all brothers and fellows have done before him. Now here’s the problem with that. If you’re a Christian, you have Jesus Christ in your heart. Jesus is the light of the world. And you’re basically allowing this guy to say you’ve long been in darkness. And my question to a pastor or even to a lay Christian, what possible light can masonry shed into an individual if you already have Jesus Christ in your heart because he’s the light of the world? And then of course, as you’ve already alluded to, you get led around the, the thing, you’re always blindfolded, you go through all this mummery and then you kneel at this altar.

I’m really making this short. And they make you put your hands on a Bible and swear this blood curdling oath, very long and basically means if you reveal the secrets of this stuff, you know, and I’ll, I’ll just finish this is what the oath says, that you will have your throat cut across your tongue, torn out by the roots and buried in the sands of the sea where the tide ebbs and flows twice in 24 hours should you ever knowingly violate this, my entered apprentice obligations, so help me God and keep me steadfast in the due performance of the same.

And then they tell you, kiss the book before you, which is the Holy Bible. Wow. So you’ve sworn an oath which we are told not to do. Jesus says, don’t swear oaths, James, you know, the brother of the lord in James 5:12 says, above all things, my brethren, do not swear oaths. And I’ll tell you, I have been asked many times because of my occult background to testify in court as an expert witness in satanic abuse cases and stuff like that. And I tell them I won’t, I won’t swear an oath. I will affirm to tell the truth.

But My Lord and savior Jesus Christ tells me not to swear. And that’s okay. They’re okay with that, you know, so. But in the Masons especially, you swear these in every degree you go through the. They get darker and darker and darker. And have you received threats for breaking that oath? Because I mean, you’re coming out on podcast and I have been shot at, I’ve been running, tried to be run over by a semi. I have been poisoned, you know. Yeah. And I, I don’t get so many anymore because I’ve already done the damage I could do.

I mean, it’s like this book has been out since the early 90s. It sold tens of thousands of copies, praise God. And you know, I basically, I’m out there and if someone were to kill me now, I just look like a martyr. And plus, God watches over his servants. Hallelujah. So let me ask you another question here because I heard this on another podcast. Would you say Masonry is the Antichrist religion? That’s what Finney said. You know, Charles Finney, the famous evangelist, he wrote a book called Freemasonry or the Antichrist. And he was a former Mason, just like I am.

And I think it is very Antichrist. I don’t think it’s necessarily the Antichrist, but it presents a false Christ, a false gospel, a false plan of salvation, if you will. And even though Masons say, oh, we aren’t a religion, they are, they have all the marks of a religion. So how many degrees are there beyond the 33rd degree? Because I’ve always heard it stops right there at the 33rd. And then I’ve heard rumors and, and myths that it keeps going. But you’re telling me right now that you’re in 92nd. How, how do you become a 92nd? And well, it, it, it takes some doing.

I mean, you know, I had, I had, I had occult connections because the. Okay, I mentioned, I think before we were taping that I was inducted into the right of Memphis Mitria, which is a European Masonic order. It’s a division of what’s called the Grand Orient. And this is a very Antichrist group. It is vehemently anti clergy. I’ll tell you if you look at the, the fruit of the French Revolution that was basically started partially by the Grand Orient and how anti clerical it was. I mean, I don’t know how much you’ve studied the French Revolution, but that one of the first things they did was behead all the clergy.

They killed all the Catholics, they clergy, they killed whatever, you know, Protestant. I Mean for that time France was predominantly Catholic, but you know, it was very anti Christ. And that’s what this, this Memphis. See okay, both Memphis and Mitsra are two terms that relate to Egypt. I mean Mithra is I think the Hebrew, one of the Hebrew words for Egypt. And Memphis is a city in Egypt even though it’s also a city in America. And anyway, that, that degree system goes to 360 degrees and I made it up to 90, I think it was 92.

I mean it’s out of 92 or 96. And in that you are taught all of this creepy stuff, you’re taught magical rituals, you’re taught. And, and there’s influences in it from Aleister Crowley who went off and started his own Masonic thing which I was also involved in. He was, he was initiated into what’s called the Ordo Templi Orientis, the OTO. And that’s a 10 degree system. And I was involved in that too, to a limited degree. I mean I was all over the map spiritually and because I was just, I was looking for God in all the wrong places.

Right, looking for God in all the wrong places. Exactly. It couldn’t have been, you know, further from the truth. So you also said that you openly sold your soul for seven years. Correct? You actually sold your soul to Satan for seven years. What did that entail? And you had to sign a contract in blood. Yeah, yeah, well, okay. After a couple of years in a church with Satan, I learned that there was a deeper, darker level of Satanism that was sort of off the grid, so to speak, you know, because the Church of Satan is a legal 501C3 church.

And, and so are most of the, like, you know, the new one that’s been around for a few years, it’s putting the statue up, baphomet, everywhere, Satanic temple, they’re all legal churches, but there is an underground level of Satanism which exists just below the surface. And I, one group I was involved was called the Order of the Black Ram. Another group was called the Brotherhood that was out of Chicago because at this time we were living in Milwaukee. So Chicago is just a quick trip down the highway. And that is when I got involved with this, this group that they said, okay, if you want to become a Satanic priest, you need to sell your soul to the devil.

And so I said, okay, I’m game. Because you know, at this time I had done so many. I’d done drugs, I’d done acid, you know, lsd, cocaine, all kinds of creepy Stuff I was so full of demons that I would have done anything to get more power. It’s all about power and secret wisdom, you know, quote unquote. It’s, it’s what James calls in his Epistle that wisdom is carnal, sensual and devilish. And so they took me to this park, and I think it was Glenellen, Illinois. And they had an altar right in the middle of the park that looked, it looked Egyptian, you know.

And of course Egyptian people say, oh, that’s whatever, you know, they don’t think of it as something satanic, but it kind of is. And on that altar they open up this black book. I had to sign my name in blood and swear that I would, you know, forever serve Lucifer and that he would give me all the wealth and power and women and everything I wanted for seven years. And then if I was a faithful servant, at the end of seven years, he’d kill me and take me to hell. But of course, we were told that hell was a non stop orgy.

That it was all, all eternity. You know, we were burning and fire and none of that just, no, no, not punishment party. That, that heaven was for losers. Because in heaven all you have to. You sit around on a harp and on a cloud and twang away on a harp for all eternity. So hell is a diddy party? Yeah, pretty much. I mean, yeah, you got it. And that’s what I was taught, and I believe that. And so I went out and I ended up getting, you know, seven more people under me to sell their souls to the devil.

I mean, God forgive me. What is it like a pyramid program here? Yeah, it was. I hate that. Tell people. It’s kind of like Amway, you know, except, you know, I’m not, I’m not saying Amway is a cult or satanic, but it works like that. And, and, and then at that time, you know, the story goes, what happened to me is I wrote a check to the Church of Satan for my month, my yearly dues, to get them their newsletter. When the check came back from the bank, this lady from the bank out in San Francisco had written on the check, I’ll be praying for you in Jesus name.

And I looked at that, you know, because you get your checks back from the bank in those days. I looked at it, you know, because at that time I was so deceived. I thought Jesus was the son of the devil. Wow. So I just threw it in the file and forgot about it. But literally, within a day or two, something happened. It was like I was Hit with an express train. Spiritually, I lost all my magical power. I. You know, I was sick as a dog. I lost my job. Everything fell apart, and I couldn’t figure out why.

So I went upstairs. We had up in the attic this painted black room with a statue of Pan and pentagrams on the floor, the whole thing. And I knelt down in front of Lucifer and I said, okay, what’s going on? I was supposed to get all this stuff. I didn’t get anything. And now my life is just, you know, basically shambles. Well, yeah, terrible. And so I asked him for a sign. And what’s amazing is that even though I prayed to Lucifer for a sign, the Lord came along and went like that, Kicked Lucifer out of the way and said, excuse me, I’ll take this call.

And literally within 24 hours, I got a phone call from these two satanic teenager girls in Chicago. They wanted to come up and see me because they heard I was this great satanic priest. So they come up. They said, we have a gift for you. They come up to my door and they come in. And the gift was Christian comic books, two Jack Chick comic books, Spellbound and Angel of Light. And they’re about the dangers of the occult. And I looked at them and I did. You know, it’s stupid. You know, I threw him in the door and forgot about him.

Well, then the next day, there was a knock on the door, and there were the Mormon missionaries. And I thought, this is twice. Like, it’s incredible. I thought this was a sign from Lucifer because I’d been told by this guy, this druid, years ago that if I ever got in deep trouble, join the Mormon Church. Because the Mormon Church was started by witches, which is true, because Joseph Smith, and this is documented. Joseph Smith practiced magic. He practiced necromancy. And when he was shot in Carthage jail in Nauvoo in 1844, on his body, they found a Jupiter talisman.

Now, you know what a talisman is? No, it’s like a. It’s like a magical coin that has little sigils engraved on it. And one side of the coin was to enable him to get girls. And at this time, he was killed. He had 27 wives, so that was really working for him. And the other side of the coin was a sigil to enable him to achieve political power. And, of course, he was running for president at the time he was murdered. So he was an occultist. So, anyway, I joined the Mormon Church, and God basically used the Mormon Church, which is a cult.

But it got Me to actually try to be a Christian and to read the Bible. And for the first time in my life, I read through the entire King James Bible and I ended up getting born again. So the King James Bible is one thing, but the Book of Mormons and others. So you can’t join the Book of Mormon. You can’t join Mormonism without having the Book of Mormon. You can’t exactly believe. They have four scriptures that are called the standard works. There’s the Bible, the Book of Mormon, Doctrine, Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price.

Those are their four scriptures. And, you know, like, I had a King James Bible that was published by the LDS Church, the Mormon Church, and then I had a smaller volume, I still actually have it that has the other three in it because the other three are not that long. Like, the Book of Mormon is a little bit bigger than the New Testament and it is just boring. I mean, if you, if you try to read the Book of Mormon is like a snooze fest. Yeah. Because it is, you know, it is written in such a way it, you can tell it was plagiarized.

That, that whole chunks of the Book of Isaiah and the Gospel of Matthew are inserted into the Book of Mormon. And what’s real, I mean, I could do a whole thing on the Book of Mormon, but it would be way too long. It just, it’s pathetic. But here, let me just say this real quick because this is important. Mormon missionaries will come to your door and they will tell you, okay, we, we have another testament of Jesus Christ, and that’s the Book of Mormon. And they’ll sit, they’ll try to give you a cheap old little paperback Book of Mormon.

And they will say, please take this and pray about it and see if you don’t get a burning in your bosom that will show you that the Book of Mormon is true. And so many people do that because the Mormon, the Mormon people are so sweet and so nice. And these missionaries are just, they look so wholesome. And, you know, I see them on their bikes all the time in the neighborhood. Oh, yeah, they’re, they’re, I admire them. They’re wonderful young men and women, you know, and. But, you know, the trouble is the Book of Mormon has a familiar spirit in it.

Okay. And that’s a demon. And they actually say the, the Mormon Church says that the Book of Mormon has a familiar spirit. They tell you that, and they’re dumb enough to not know that’s a demon. And so you take this book into your house and it’s like you’ve blown open the door for the demonic just as much as if you brought a satanic Bible into your home. And especially if you sit down and you pray, I mean, especially if you’re not a very well informed Christian or if you’re a garden variety heathen of some sort, you’re going to get this burning in the bosom.

But it’s from the demons. And, you know, because most Christians don’t understand that’s not how it works. You don’t. Okay. You don’t like, say, okay, God, I’m gonna look at something or other and if it’s true, give me a burning in the bosom. I mean, that’s. You won’t find that anywhere in the Bible. That’s not how you do discerning of spirits. What you do is you take the Bible as the. The norm of what is true and godly, and then if someone introduces some other book or whatever, you measure that book against what’s in the word of God.

And that’s how Christians think. But the Mormons believe this burning in the bosom thing. So that’s. I just want to insert that because a lot of people will take the Book of Mormon into their home, not realizing that it’s going to have a spiritually deleterious effect. Profound. Wow. And especially if you have children in the home, We’ve had so many people over the years say, okay, I did this. I let them give me the book. And all of a sudden my teenage daughter started catting around and being a, you know, licentious, you know, child or promiscuous or whatever.

Promiscuous. Or my son started doing drugs, you know, because the most vulnerable familiar spirit, they let in a familiar spirit. And the young people, whether they’re children or adolescents, are your most vulnerable to this kind of thing. Wow. William, this was huge. If you don’t mind, can we go back to ninoscorner TV and discuss some more? I really want to talk about tarot cards. I really want to talk about psychics, mediums, their connection to familiar spirits. I want to talk about Albert pike and his three world wars. And I want to. Trump. I want to talk about Trump and what’s happening today on the political.

Yeah, I want to talk about the. The political chessboard that’s being played right now. I’ve always been told the Masons hold the light and the dark. That is why they have the. The checkerboard, the floor. Right. So do you mind if we go back to ninoscorner TV and talk. Talk about that. Absolutely. Awesome. And, folks, he’s going to be the general in the general. We haven’t discussed it yet, but you said you’ll come on as a general in the general stand either in May or June, correct? Sure. Awesome. Whatever works for you. This is going to be amazing.

So we’re going back to Nino’s Corner TV right now, folks. We’re going to go in deep on Albert pike, trump the three world wars, Tarot cards and channeling. Thank you so much, William, for joy. Joining me, sir? You bet. Shalom.
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