British People Grasp The Magnitude Of The Problems Their Governments Have Caused, page-338

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I have read about the Talmud and the Goy. I am coming to the belief that there are few faiths that don't want to "kill" the "others". I am a believer in Christianity but not a 'bible Basher" as such. I don't see myself as a follower of those faiths.

My father was a Mason. He died when I was 2 years old and it was twenty years on that I found that out. I found out then that my first job had been organised by the local lodge when I was nine. My first fulltime job was organised by a Mason that was my school headmaster, via a family friend who happened to be a Mason who had been helping my mother and who had the engineer at a local company, another Mason, get me a job as a trainee industrial Chemist in a laboratory managed by another Mason. I am not a Mason myself. I've seen from the inside the good work they do.

I'm also a supporter of the Salvation Army. Probably the help I have had from the Masons influences me to repay through the salvos. I had a stepfather who was a Tobruk "rat" and then served in Palestine and New Guinea. He had only good things to say about the Salvos and the help they gave to our servicemen. They were always there when they were needed.

I am also not a "pacifist". At high school I was in the Army cadets. I missed out on National Service; I was 15 days too old for the first intake and joined the RAAF during the Korean war.

There are good and evil religions. Muslims may have both. Talmud and the Goy err o towards evil. Even in the "good" ones there are some evil individuals.

I also believe that being an Atheist or an Agnostic is an individuals choice and does not make them an evil person.