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To: flatsville who wrote (125025)	9/23/2001 1:44:53 PM
From: James F. Hopkins	Respond to of 436258

Well the workings of such societies are so broad in scope & go back in time so far it would take a team of persons writing volumes just to outline the tactics ------------ In reading the feed back I got from my posts ( and thanks to all ) I can see more clearly now that my taking it any futher would be a mistake. I'v concluded this is True, that the best achievement of historical research is to attain an understanding of how things do not happen. To put it simply, history never offers up tidy events and clear motivations. --------------- It is futile to even study secreat socities it unless you want in. I have no idea what the percentage of people that managed to get inside a secret society and then break the chains that bind them, just that it's rare as hell, & most never do. ---------------- Any one that studies it without wanting in, or thinks they can discover from the outside of how things do happen is a fool. --------------- One of my favorite quotes is "It's not a fool who does not know, A fool is he who knows what isn't so." Jim