I believe Q's willingness to malign the entire organization of Freemasonry is incredibly dangerous, ill-informed and speaks volumes of incompetence.
As a Master Mason, who joined Freemasonry with great skepticism and awareness of many of the conspiracies and such discussed here, I simply found no evidence of such evil and nefarious things going on inside of Freemasonry.
"You weren't high enough up", some will say. "They keep the secrets for the top Masons", some will say. Yet, if they are right, this still would not justify demonizing the MILLIONS of Americans who's curiosity led them to a Masonic-Lodge, and who have nothing but good intentions. I left the Lodge and haven't been back in about 2 years. My concern was that I felt like Kabbalah was being indirectly taught, which I found in conflict with my own Christian beliefs, as I found it to be a Jewish-teaching. And, I think I was correct in my first assertion, though I've recently come across some writings that suggest the Kabbalah is not "owned" by Judaism and may not be in conflict, but rather in harmony with my Christian beliefs. TBD…
Regardless, in my opinion, Q has revealed a flaw in his own logic, in this instance. And perhaps, revealed where his true allegiance lies. There is no justification for the blanket-demonization of Freemasonry, especially using little more than a few misinterpreted symbols.
FAIL Q… Epic FAIL.