Ex-Freemason: Possessed Politicians, Demonic Rituals for Power, Secret Societies, and the Occult

Stone describes a 2–3 year journey where he was haunted by tangible dark energies and phone calls from entities claiming to want his soul. Instead of giving in to fear, he laughed at them and repeatedly stated that his soul belonged to God, not to him to give away. After his third Masonic initiation in 2012, the calls ceased, which he interprets as the dark side recognizing he would not be turned. This protocol is grounded in the Christian teaching that Satan offered Jesus all the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship, and Jesus refused. The principle extends to everyday life: governments, media, and social systems engineer fear to harvest that energy; individuals can opt out by not participating.

Stone recounts an experience at a house next to a children's mental hospital in upstate New York. The legend said a priest had molested and killed children there while practicing black magic. During visits, Stone witnessed possessions, heard hellish howling, demonic laughter, and dogs barking. They returned multiple times to bless the house. On the final visit, they felt a massive purging of energy, and within a month or two, the house burned down on its own. He sees this as the ultimate cleansing: once the trapped energy was released, the physical structure could no longer sustain itself.

Stone draws a direct parallel between alcohol-induced blackouts and full possession. In both cases, the person 'flips a switch' and loses their right mind—screaming, laughing maniacally, or staring blankly. He has witnessed this in multiple settings and emphasizes that the key is to 'try to bring the light back, breathe, bring good energy back, raise the frequency so they can come back to their selves.' This aligns with exorcism traditions globally, not just Christian.

Stone ties this to the Buddhist concept of working on thoughts first, then speech, then actions. He also references Jesus's warning that every word will be used to judge, meaning that speech has creative power. The collective human consciousness, especially as reflected in media and Hollywood, is currently heavy with fear and darkness. By individuals choosing light, the collective shifts, and institutions like Hollywood will be forced to change because they reflect the audience.

Stone joined the Cornerstone Lodge in New York out of historical curiosity about consciousness and hidden realms. The first-degree initiation involved blindfolds, a noose, prescribed walking patterns, and phrases—all of which he says are now public. He emphasizes that performing these acts ritualistically engages spiritual forces. Leaving the lodge, he and his friend received a phone call from an unknown number; a husky voice asked 'How was the meeting?' and demonstrated surveillance by commenting on his actions in real time, such as walking or stopping. The conversation lasted about an hour, alternating between a male and female voice. They referenced biblical themes like '40 days in the cave' and the fall of the angels. When Stone tried to record, the audio vanished, and the female voice commanded him to stop recording. At one point, he removed his shirt showing a necklace with an Islamic sword; the voice told him to put it back on. Near the end, they accurately described his clothing—gray shirt, black pants. Stone interpreted this as a test from higher-dimension beings to see if he would sell his soul. It previewed the dark side’s interest in recruiting him.

Stone describes a period of overt harassment: '666 numbers all the time... we want your soul... just demonic voices.' He also received a call during which he heard what sounded like a group performing a ritual to Baal. The Zazel call was different; he recognized the name from occult lore and understood it as a spirit of death. Two days later his grandmother died. He notes that after he completed his third degree in 2012, the calls stopped entirely, which he interprets as the end of a testing phase—the dark side realizing he would not submit.

He explains that reality is fundamentally energetic; buildings and forests trap energy, especially where traumatic events occurred. Places like Greystone mental hospital attracted satanic rituals because the accumulated fear and suffering provided a dense, low-frequency energy that practitioners could use to invoke dark spirits. He likens demonic attachment to a frequency match: 'If everything is like frequency, fear, you know, things that are horrific... they're scary... and then it seems to be like the frequency match almost.' He extends this to mass psychology, citing the COVID lockdowns where fear became collective possession, with people masking themselves into compliance. The analogy of Freddy Krueger—a dream demon who gains power through fear—illustrates that the only way to disarm such forces is to stop being afraid.

Stone explains that Dee was the original '007'—the inspiration for James Bond—and used Enochian magic (derived from the Book of Enoch) to communicate with beings he called angels or watchers. The deal, according to Stone, was that the British Empire would rule the globe in exchange for ongoing blood sacrifice. The first evidence was the freak storm that destroyed the Spanish Armada in 1588, a tempest Stone claims was magically summoned. The empire’s expansion—control of seas, India, China trade, and later the opium wars—was materially successful but required constant warfare and human suffering. After WWII, the U.S. inherited the empire’s strategic posture, adopting the globalist 'New World Order' ideology and the same requirement for blood sacrifice, exemplified by wars like Vietnam and the post-9/11 conflicts. The City of London and the Rothschilds are cited as financial arms of this occult system.

Stone observes that the Pentagon’s shape is not arbitrary; the pentagram is used in magic for protection, but when inverted it represents the Goat of Mendes and is used in sacrifice. He connects the building’s design to the U.S. military’s role as enforcer of the blood-sacrifice empire. The fact that the cornerstone was laid on September 11, 1941, exactly 60 years before the September 11 attacks, and the flight number 77 (a magical number), reinforces his view that the event was orchestrated as a mass ritual burning—a modern 'Wicker Man.' He also mentions the Burning Man festival as a contemporary echo. The lack of mainstream acknowledgment of the cornerstone date, despite its obvious relevance, is evidence of a media cover-up designed to keep the public from noticing ritual symbolism.

He describes the exercise as a way to 'shut down the world and print money on mass' without a great war. The mask mandates symbolized surrendering one's voice and breath, turning people into 'dead things.' He saw friends and neighbors becoming compliant like the Borg from Star Trek. The mRNA injection is singled out as a dangerous technology that can affect the genome and potentially pass to children, linking it to eugenics and transhumanism—a desire to re-engineer humans biologically and merge them with AI. He references the long history of eugenics conferences in the U.S. and UK that inspired Hitler, remarking that the same institutions just rebranded as biotech. The COVID exercise tested whether people would accept such interventions willingly; the fact that they didn't achieve full digital tracking and a social credit system shows the dark side did not fully prevail, but it was a revealing test of consciousness.