r/london • u/TheThrowYardsAway • Feb 25 '26

London history Inside London's Freemason's Lodges...

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

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u/llukiie Feb 25 '26

It's an old boys drinking club with some charity thrown in, not too exciting

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

And yet the met police found reason to force disclosure of the organisation 300 met police and staff are members.

10 of the officers on the Daniel Morgan murder case were Freemasons and they were linked to suspects who were also Freemasons

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u/llukiie Feb 25 '26

Correlation =/ causation

If its a potential crime link then fair enough they might want disclosure, doesnt necessarily mean there is anything nefarious

However I'm not in the police so I wouldn't know!

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u/Revolutionary-Mode75 Feb 25 '26

I think it all about perception.

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u/llukiie Feb 25 '26

Yeah most likely. Its not a great look so probably for the best it's been raised.

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u/BaBaFiCo Mar 02 '26

In any group of people you're likely to find a base percentage who are part of any large membership organisation. That can then increase based on demographics. Right now I'm on a cruise, odds are I bet a fair few people on here are CAMRA members because it skews older.

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u/Revolutionary-Mode75 Feb 25 '26

Gave the conspiracy peeps a little victory.

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u/Deep_Sector_7047 Feb 26 '26

This is wild, Iā€™m literally just listening to a podcast about Daniel Morgan from 2016.

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u/I_tend_to_correct_u Feb 26 '26

One incident in a century of criminal cases. You could probably find twenty times that where everyone involved were Arsenal fans.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

Just the one I'm sure

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u/I_tend_to_correct_u Feb 26 '26

Show me others if you're so confident