Friday 20th October, 2023
Considering how desperate Cockney Richard is, it’s no surprise that he came up with this today…
I watched another video today from another survivor of Satanic Ritual Abuse. Somehow this remarkable woman had survived years and years of horrific abuse, at the hands of Freemasons, and was able to talk about her ordeal. She was incredibly knowledgeable about Freemasonry.
Richard is also a Freemason. As we can all see, he also tortures freely. Truly, if you ever wondered if evil exists, then just take a good long at this Cockney copper. Yep, he’s actually a copper. Faye, a survivor of SRA, made a good point. She said said that she looks upon Freemasons (like Richard) with sympathy. After everything she’d been through, I thought this compassion was incredible. She remarked that those Freemasons (like Richard) had themselves been through trauma, and that many of them were themselves victims of abuse.
I don’t know enough about Cockney Richard to know what he went through as a child, and I don’t know what has made him this way, where he tortures so openly and freely, as though it’s second nature to him – which it is. But I know what he does is wrong. Faye’s words were true, and in the same way that Mathew said ‘love thine enemies’, we should look at these people with compassion. After all, Freemasonry is a Satanic organisation which deceives its own members. Take a quick read of Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike. He admits Masonry is Luciferian, and admits it deceives its own members. So we shouldn’t be too harsh on Richard, regardless of what he does. More than likely, as Faye pointed out, he’s a victim himself.
When you look at things from this perspective, you understand things like this:
That’s Richard trying to torture me with his ghost ambulance which he brought out tonight. He’s been doing this for years, really out of desperation. And if he’s not doing this when I’m at home, he’s driving vehicles at me during the day, as you can see. So let’s not forget, more than likely, he’s a victim himself. He’s been around torture for so long, it’s just normal to him. Whatever they’ve done to him, isn’t his fault.
As for his victims, well, there’s nothing I can say. All I can do is tell people what I know about this Freemason, the things he showed me, and the things I now know about Freemasonry. Silence isn’t an option. And when you look at what his club will do to him for breaking his oaths and revealing their secrets, you really do have to feel sorry for him.
If Faye can forgive her abusers, those Freemasons who raped her when she was a child, then I can certainly forgive Richard. What he’s doing to me is nothing compared to what he does to people like Faye. Don’t forget how well Anneke Lucas described Richard. Of course, she hasn’t met him – but she’s met many like him. These people who speak out are remarkable, not just for having the courage to speak out, but also for their compassion.