Was George S Patton a mason?

Answer 1

I assume you are asking about General George S. Patton, Jr. He probably was not a Freemason since the there is no evidence (published records, Lodge name, etc.) that indicate he was.

The records of the Grand Lodge of New York do list a George S. Patton (not Jr.) as Worshipful Master of Cambridge Lodge 662 on June 20, 1904, but that is not the same man. At that time, George S. Patton, Jr. (later to be General Patton) was 19 years old (too young to be a Mason in NY in 1904). He had just completed his education at the Virginia Military Academy and was starting at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. In short, it can not possibly be the same person.

Answer 2

Probably not. There is no evidence (reliable published accounts, Lodge name, etc.) to indicate that he was. Famous men such as Gen. Patton are typically publicized by the fraternity, but he has not been listed.

Answer 3

If he had been a Mason he wouldn’t of had to be murdered nor slandered with that ridiculous insult of a movie to the finest General the States ever produced.

He knew the real score the war had intentionally extended, to set up the Thyphoid epidemic to look like industrial murder it wasn’t. Sure there were executions but who shot Arch Duke Ferdinand, that facilitated World War I, why and on whose orders and also declared war on Germany well before Crystal Nacht in 1926 and even earlier.

Take the Judaism out of Masonry and theres nothing left. It is a “secret” society for a reason; they do not want the masses to know the truth of how fake 2 party democracy is and the depth of slavery modern life is, they keep calling freedom on behalf of the British Central banks and Crown Temple franchise.

Secrecy is the closest you can come to lying without having to do so; but the lie any way. Patton was honest and would never have become Mason on those grounds alone and was going rumble Thiet gaff and most likely install an honest POS so had to go. Just like JFK.

This ain’t theory.