Conor McGregor’s interview with Tucker Carlson

So the Freemasons found out about McGregor an hour before the interview and decided to let it go ahead rather than cancel because they feared a backlash and the media company who made the booking had promised to blur out the masonic stuff in the room.

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Freemasons to donate fee from use of their hall for Conor McGregor interview to charity

Many members of the Freemasons are reportedly unhappy with the decision to allow McGregor and American commentator Tucker Carlson use their distinctive hall for the interview.
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Nyob said:
I suppose I phrased my question badly (I was listening to Dan's stuff about the chessboard)..

I'm curious to know what's the deal here, with this specific event. Are Tucker, Conor or both Masons? Are they not but the Masons are flexing, signalling to those in the know that they control these figures, like what's the theory exactly?
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There's no one theory. People can only speculate, some might say they are masons, or working for the masons, or have some other reason, who knows, but hosting the interview at a masonic lodge is a red flag. It'd be like the National Party hosting its Ard Fheis in a gay bar. It's inappropriate and weird. Some have said oh well it's a lovely venue, and it is, but it's just a checkered floor and an organ. There are many other nice venues they could have chosen.
 
Declan said:
My guess wold be that conor nevert heard of the massons before this
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I doubt that- even just hanging around bitchute which I believe he does would have given him some idea as to their existence.
 
Tule said:
Wrong. McGregor is who'll go a long way to discredit the nationalist movement in Ireland as a bunch of knuckle dragging thugs.
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They had discredited themselves as such long before Ireland's most famous sportsman arrived on the scene and highlighted these issues at the White House on 17 March.
 
Bingo
 
Mad as Fish said:
THe problem with McGregor is that all he has is a box of soundbites and opinions, he hasn't the education to structure them into a phiolosophy.
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Politics also involves having to deal tactfully with people you dislike, making compromises, etc. The undoing of both Justin Barrett and Gemma O'Doherty is that neither of them score particularly highly on what people now call "agreeableness".
 
Mad as Fish said:
THe problem with McGregor is that all he has is a box of soundbites and opinions, he hasn't the education to structure them into a phiolosophy.
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Yeah, it sounded a bit like him putting together far-right talking points that he picked up (with a bit of Trumpism thrown in)
 
Maybe the whole Trump movement as well as the Putin movement are controlled by Masonic Jews?
 
Tiger said:
Correct.

In the twilight language of the Cryptocracy, nothing is merely "publicity" or "coincidence."

So, when Conor McGregor, a global avatar of Dionysian masculinity and chaotic energy, meets Tucker Carlson, the media’s current Orphic truth-teller, in the inner sanctum of the Grand Masonic Lodge on Molesworth Street—this is not a "location booking." It is a ritual site. A psychic stage set by the elite priesthood of the modern era to continue their public initiation of the unknowing masses.

This McGregor-Carlson interview, hosted within those solemn, arcane walls, is a prime example of revelation of the method: the elite practice of unveiling their dominance through symbolism and pageantry.

The masses witness it, chuckle at the strangeness, and move on—never recognizing they are participants in a sorcerous rite of their own degradation. By laughing at the exposure, they participate in their own conquest.
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this is very well written --you have a talent but i am not so sure the masons are a force currently .
i bring kids to a place called Ballyhass an adventure center in remote cork in a stone quarry near Donaraile .
When traveling to educate them my habit is to offer a few bob to the kids if they get the right answer as they seem only to be motivated by money.
i gave them a little talk about Donaraile court as we passed by and said they have extensive parkland and this place is almost unique in its parlkand surviving and I asked them did they know what parkland was and i said its their version of your lawn at home and i offered 20 euros if anyone guessed where the lawn/parkland finished as we were leaving the high walls and entrances of Donaraile court --i knew my money was safe --i stopped approx a mile from Donaraile after pointing out the 5 gate houses on our side of the square property all of which housed a family to limit the access of Irish people to the property .
when i stopped i asked how many thousand acres was their lawn and offered another 20 euro note --nobody guessed the correct 8800 acres .
i merely relate this to show the force the masons once were as they had their own private masonic lodge in Donaraile court -- lodge no 44 Munster lodges.
this was the home of the only LADY FREEMASON in the world for years as she witnessed an initiation ceremony and would have been killed except for her father was head of the lodge and they swore her in to shut her up -- nearby abbeyleix had 2 masonic lodges and they ruled Ireland at one time .
there is an entry in chapter 8 of James Joyces Ulysses which mentions this event .
THERE WAS A WOMAN NOSEY FLYNN SAID --HID HERSELF IN A CLOCK.
TO FIND OUT WHAT DEY BE DOING -BUT BE DAMMED BUT THEY SMELT HER OUT.
AND SWORE HER ON THE SPOT A MASTER MASON --THAT WAS ONE OF THE ST LEDGERS OF DONARAILE .
 
Tule said:
Wrong. McGregor is who'll go a long way to discredit the nationalist movement in Ireland as a bunch of knuckle dragging thugs.
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The Brits used the same propaganda against Irish nationalists :

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Perhaps will be able to gentleman the foreigners out of Ireland? If there were more thugs about we wouldnt be in this situation. It’s niceness, politeness and doing the ‘decent thing’ that has us here.

hard times makes hard men etc
 
Mad as Fish said:
THe problem with McGregor is that all he has is a box of soundbites and opinions, he hasn't the education to structure them into a phiolosophy.
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At the moment he is enjoying his time in the spotlight, he could unravel very quickly if things don't go his way, looks like he's only moments away from complete eruption in his current state of "euphoria'
 
AUL LAD said:
this is very well written --you have a talent but i am not so sure the masons are a force currently .
i bring kids to a place called Ballyhass an adventure center in remote cork in a stone quarry near Donaraile .
When traveling to educate them my habit is to offer a few bob to the kids if they get the right answer as they seem only to be motivated by money.
i gave them a little talk about Donaraile court as we passed by and said they have extensive parkland and this place is almost unique in its parlkand surviving and I asked them did they know what parkland was and i said its their version of your lawn at home and i offered 20 euros if anyone guessed where the lawn/parkland finished as we were leaving the high walls and entrances of Donaraile court --i knew my money was safe --i stopped approx a mile from Donaraile after pointing out the 5 gate houses on our side of the square property all of which housed a family to limit the access of Irish people to the property .
when i stopped i asked how many thousand acres was their lawn and offered another 20 euro note --nobody guessed the correct 8800 acres .
i merely relate this to show the force the masons once were as they had their own private masonic lodge in Donaraile court -- lodge no 44 Munster lodges.
this was the home of the only LADY FREEMASON in the world for years as she witnessed an initiation ceremony and would have been killed except for her father was head of the lodge and they swore her in to shut her up -- nearby abbeyleix had 2 masonic lodges and they ruled Ireland at one time .
there is an entry in chapter 8 of James Joyces Ulysses which mentions this event .
THERE WAS A WOMAN NOSEY FLYNN SAID --HID HERSELF IN A CLOCK.
TO FIND OUT WHAT DEY BE DOING -BUT BE DAMMED BUT THEY SMELT HER OUT.
AND SWORE HER ON THE SPOT A MASTER MASON --THAT WAS ONE OF THE ST LEDGERS OF DONARAILE .
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I would be a little familiar with Doneraille Park nowdays and find it a pleasant spot, even under the stewardship of the OPW who obviously have litte enthusiasm for keeping it as a wildlife park, as it is billed.

I might ask, if I may, quite where the figure of of 8,800 acres come from? The walled parkland itself is 400 acres and is surrounded by one very extensive and expensive wall which is still in fine condition as far as can be seen.

The alternative story behind Elizabeth Aldworth being made a grandmaster was that she viewed the proceedings through some unfinished brickwork and was discovered by the butler, himself a member of the lodge.

She was quite a character by the sound of it and would wear her regalia with pride with her portrait being displayed in several other lodges.

Do you yourself take of the waters at Ballyhass?

BTW, the other great claim to fame of Doneraile is that its steeple was the finishing point for the first ever steeplechase which started at the steeple of the nearby village of Buttevant (itself packed with history), hence the name given to races over hedges and brooks.
 
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Fish, shouldn't you and Aul Lad at least give a shout out to the Gentelman who left Doneraile estate in its entirety to the Irish State?
 
Mad as Fish said:
I would be a little familiar with Doneraille Park nowdays and find it a pleasant spot, even under the stewardship of the OPW who obviously have litte enthusiasm for keeping it as a wildlife park, as it is billed.

I might ask, if I may, quite where the figure of of 8,800 acres come from? The walled parkland itself is 400 acres and is surrounded by one very extensive and expensive wall which is still in fine condition as far as can be seen.

The alternative story behind Elizabeth Aldworth being made a grandmaster was that she viewed the proceedings through some unfinished brickwork and was discovered by the butler, himself a member of the lodge.

She was quite a character by the sound of it and would wear her regalia with pride with her portrait being displayed in several other lodges.

Do you yourself take of the waters at Ballyhass?

BTW, the other great claim to fame of Doneraile is that its steeple was the finishing point for the first ever steeplechase which started at the steeple of the nearby village of Buttevant (itself packed with history), hence the name given to races over hedges and brooks.
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i read a good few sources but wiki mentions the estate was 3200 hectares approx 8000 acres in 1870.
your correct abourt the butler i remember is some sources he is referred to as the TYLER or security guard of the meeting .
i will post a few photos .
 
AUL LAD said:
i read a good few sources but wiki mentions the estate was 3200 hectares approx 8000 acres in 1870.
your correct abourt the butler i remember is some sources he is referred to as the TYLER or security guard of the meeting .
i will post a few photos .
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The demesne was up to around 8,000 acres at some point but the parkland itself was 400acres, still an impressve size.
 
Perhaps its another estate in north Cork I'm thinking of. I saw one on Nationwide that was donated.
 
PlunkettsGhost said:
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I look at that now and it illustrates well the propaganda of the time, the soldier/policeman/figure of authority is portrayed as solemnly performing a stern duty, doing the proper thing, not engaging with a political movement but stifling it while once again the notion of the British flag as the ultimate totem is reinforced.
 
I'll tell you what i think, McGregor is an uneducated fool who fell for the convid scam, he doesn't understand the limited to non existent powers of the office of president of Ireland and he isn't going to get on the ballot paper anyway so even talking about him is a total distraction.
 
Jay Homer Simpson said:
I'll tell you what i think, McGregor is an uneducated fool who fell for the convid scam, he doesn't understand the limited to non existent powers of the office of president of Ireland and he isn't going to get on the ballot paper anyway so even talking about him is a total distraction.
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It was a IQ test.

Two men walk into a Masonic Lodge, clasp hands in the unmistakable grip of the Initiated, and beam for the cameras under the Square and Compass. And yet still—still—the people mutter, “It’s just a coincidence.”

This is the spiritual coma of the modern age: the evidence is staged in plain sight, and the masses choose blindness over discomfort.
Let’s break it down.

Conor McGregor—chaotic, combustible, and easily compromised—walks into the Grand Masonic Lodge to “speak truth” to power. Opposite him, Tucker Carlson—Yale man, Skull and Bones country, a media operator trained in the arts of controlled dialectic. Let’s be honest: you don’t graduate from the Ivy League unvetted by the Lodge. He’s been dining at the table of the Brotherhood for years, whether in ritual or rhetoric.

And now here they are, united in the Temple, transmitting a message not to liberate the people, but to condition them. The handshake, the setting, the timing—it’s not subtext, it’s the script. The problem is not that it's hidden; the problem is that the people have lost the faculty to perceive.

This was never about running for President of Ireland—a ceremonial post with no sword, no spine, and no sovereignty. McGregor’s posturing is not politics, it’s pageantry. He is not the heir of Pearse—he is the court jester dressed in the robes of rebellion.

This was a mockery and an IQ test, and sadly, many failed. They now believe that a man who bathes in Vegas sin and rubbed shoulders at Diddy’s parties is the standard-bearer of a Catholic, sovereign Ireland. This is psychological warfare in its most refined form—seduction by symbols, manipulation by archetypes.

McGregor is not leading a revolution. He’s the latest marionette in the theater of managed dissent. And Carlson? He’s the stagehand who knows exactly where the spotlight will fall.
The real question is not “Is this a coincidence?” The real question is: How much clearer do they have to make it before you’ll admit you’ve been had?
 
Tiger said:
This was a mockery and an IQ test, and sadly, many failed. They now believe that a man who bathes in Vegas sin and rubbed shoulders at Diddy’s parties is the standard-bearer of a Catholic, sovereign Ireland.
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You're the one who believed that. Only the other day you were talking about McGregor being a man of faith. I nearly spat my coffee out when I read it.

You and Bocht need to drag yourselves into the 21st Century Sir.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
You're the one who believed that. Only the other day you were talking about McGregor being a man of faith. I nearly spat my coffee out when I read it.

You and Bocht need to drag yourselves into the 21st Century Sir.
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So how can his appearances with Diddy and the lockdown video be made to make sense. Other than that he his severely compromised?
Do you really believe this lad is the best we can put forward as Nationalists? Wanting the best for Ireland?
I feel gaslit in a great many ways, Sir.
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Myles O'Reilly said:
You're the one who believed that. Only the other day you were talking about McGregor being a man of faith. I nearly spat my coffee out when I read it.

You and Bocht need to drag yourselves into the 21st Century Sir.
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Nope Myles, you’ve misunderstood, as you so often do. I wasn’t endorsing McGregor as a man of faith—I was pointing out that he claims to be, just like every other modern counterfeit nationalist who's handed a microphone and a script. I literally said he was far from a saint.

I was listing the pattern: all these so-called “voices of the people”—from political influencers to prizefighters—wrap themselves in the old banners: faith, nation, sacrifice. They invoke God not from conviction, but because they know it’s what the real patriots of old lived and died for. So they parrot it. It’s hard to paint yourself as an Irish Nationalist as an atheist. There is no link to the past.

Conor still styles himself a “man of God.” That’s not my endorsement—it’s a glaring part of the act. His lifestyle contradicts it at every turn. His handshake in the Lodge, his indulgence in Babylonian excess—they betray the script. But he, and more importantly, his handlers, know that if you want to sell the image of an Irish nationalist, you can’t just shout about the borders—you have to invoke the Divine. Otherwise it doesn’t ring true to the cultural memory of the Irish soul.

This isn’t the 21st Century awakening you think it is. It’s a replica, a hollow mannequin dressed in the garb of real tradition. And the tragedy is that people fall for it because he says the right words—because he wraps himself in God and Ireland while serving Mammon and Mystery.
 
Sir you were praising him just before you realised he was sat in a Mason's lodge.

Now you're rolling back.
 
Tucker did not go to Yale and therefore is not skulll and bones, His father was in the CIA I believe though and would be well off financially, not super rich though
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
Sir you were praising him just before you realised he was sat in a Mason's lodge.

Now you're rolling back.
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Whether Tiger is actually rolling back or not is something I haven't the time or interest in investigating. However, it is not inexcusable for we are here, most of us anyway, to get a grip on what's happening in the world and as we exchange views and information it is likely that positions shift, and there is nothing wrong with that, it's what debate is all about.

For myself I really didn't know what to make of the interview. Carlson, the great inquisitor of Putin, washes up in Ireland and starts pontificating about Dublin like any other Yankee tourist taking a bus ride around the kip, he then hires a masonic hall to interview a fellow with a reputation more for violence than political thought.

The said fellow then spouts a litany that is calculated to appeal to the dissatisfied and so quieten their agitation, for the time being, as useful tools are want to do. When that usefulness has expired then we shall once again see headlines of young Conor cruelly beating his way through the fair ladies of the city.

I am not a fan.
 
Mad as Fish said:
Whether Tiger is actually rolling back or not is something I haven't the time or interest in investigating.
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It was an about turn that was wholly unexpected. A disappointing turn of events.

However as you say we must put it behind us and concentrate on the problem in front of us Sir.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
It was an about turn that was wholly unexpected. A disappointing turn of events.

However as you say we must put it behind us and concentrate on the problem in front of us Sir.
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What qualifies as being Catholic for me would be a bar that McGregor is very unlikely to reach based on what we know about him. Your obvious facetiousness is tedious.

For the record, there was no endorsement—there was observation. I listed McGregor among the modern figures claiming to be nationalists, and noted the common trait: they all posture as people of faith versus being Godless. Some convincingly, most laughably. McGregor falls into the latter.

It was a critique of the pantomime, not a pledge of allegiance.

Honestly, if that flew over your head, you must have really struggled in school—context clues and critical thinking clearly weren’t your strong suits. But I digress.

Let’s be clear: saying “he calls himself a man of God” is not the same as believing he is one. The fact that such a basic distinction had to be spelled out is what’s actually disappointing. You can lead a horse to water etc....
 
You were praising him as a man of God. Then the interview in a Masonic Lodge drops and all of a sudden you're calling him a fraud.

Jesus Tiger come on.
 
Myles O'Reilly said:
You were praising him as a man of God. Then the interview in a Masonic Lodge drops and all of a sudden you're calling him a fraud.

Jesus Tiger come on.
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Perhaps Tiger would like to clarify who else on the same list he thinks is a fraud (some of us aren't mind readers)

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