This is masons reaction when being confronted with "Skull and Bones" -

 They deny any connection at all
even to the most basic evidenice that it is a Freemason creation.

What do you think?


cotwom, There be no skull and bones on our aprons!!! 
Of course the symbols means something!!! 



MasonicbLight,It is common to find a skull and crossbones on some aprons in France  

(NO mention of George Washington)


orangeman dave ,i for one have never seen an apron with skull and bones on it



99CentsStore, I believe it is time ot ignore gleamer


Agnis,Exactly, it useless even to try to convince him about anything



All agreed that the Skull and Bones did not exist on aprons and had no meaning to masons 

( we will hear now about mortality) They forgot


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A good mason time line




The masons know who Manley Hall is[]

Manley Hall became a leading proponent for the Bruton Vault 
as being the location of this sacred repository.

 His quest to protect it from falling into the wrong hands cost him his life, 

 because he was strangled to death by two members of the Skull and Bones Society - Morgan Brandt and Daniel Fritz.


The French Connection -3In 1791, Pierre Charles L'Enfante(the designer, who was a Freemason), laid out Governmental Center of Washington, D.C.


My first introduction to the
Knight Templar Apron  
was made on my first visit to the George Washington Masoni2c Memorial in Alexandria,
 Virginia. There in the ante room to the Lodge is a large portrait of Lafayette wearing a 
 black apron featuring the skull and cross bones. After a bit of inquiry, 
 I was informed that the apron was that of a Knight Templar, which was one of the many 
 orders into which Lafayette was received while he visited the United States during the 
 Colonial Revolution. I was also told that there were three other Knight Templar aprons 
 in the Memorial, located in the Chapter Room.




18°- Knight Rose Croix  This degree emphasizes that life and its 
strength come from God. The rose signifies the dawn and the cross is
 a sacred symbol of antiquity in many cultures. 
One is also taught to be tolerant of others errors and their faults.
 The apron worn is of white leather or satin, bordered in red, 
with a skull and cross-bones, 
a red passion cross, and three red rosettes. 
The grand jewel is a gold compass open a quarter circle.
 A rose-cross is between the legs of the compass 
and under it is a pelican, tearing its breast to feed 
its seven young on the obverse and an eagle with wings 
extended on the reverse.  On the circle are the letters I.N.R.I.


The Freemason will never tell you the simplist thing. For example

Joining
You must be invited
Just ask a Mason
Some thing from above

MasonicbLight says...."it is common to find...on some...in France."

Now to me, this would seem rare.

Freemasons are masters of diversion,distraction,avoidance,and manipulation