Acá contaré las historias de terror, fraudes, homofobia, racismo y otros sucesos que pude observar en la mal llamada masonería de Costa Rica, entre 2010 y 2013. Este comunicado ha alzado roncha entre varios auto proclamados hermanitos, en otras palabras: meta cumplida.
Caso 1
En la Logia Hermes 7, perteneciente a la mal llamada Gran Logia de Costa Rica, también han habido fraudes en el pasado. Específicamente los cubanos Amel González Interián, y Ernesto Hernández San Martín, quienes reportaban a algunos miembros que no eran de su agrado como “morosos”, solamente para echarse a la bolsa las cuotas mensuales de membresía. Este par, al ser delatatos ante la Gran Maestría, confabularon un plan para denunciar a nuestro fundador a lo interno, por ser defensor de la comunidad LGBTI y luego de una intentona fallida de expulsión, salieron huyendo a Miami con el botín robado. Eso sucedió en el 2014. El Compañero Masón Acuña tramitó su salida oficial y definitiva de la mal llamada Masonería de Costa Rica desde el 2013, al darse cuenta del tipo de porquerías que estaban sucediendo mes a mes. Así se aprobó en diciembre del 2013 la salida oficial, y aprobada por el Gran Maestro Juan Diego Castro y el Gran Secretario Rafael Alomar. Después de esto el enfermo terminal Jiddu Rojas Jiménez y un grupo de sus secuaces, cobardes, en la oscuridad y en lo secreto como suelen actuar las cucarachas y el comején, presentaron una solicitud secreta de expulsión contra el Fundador de Paganos de Costa Rica; firmaron a traición ese documento (nulo desde donde se le mire) pues ya para entonces nuestro fundador y líder, Acuña Valverde ya disfrutaba de las mieles de la libertad, fuera de una organización que no respeta los Derechos Humanos y está plagada de cobardes de cuarto nivel, que no conocen la Fraternidad, Libertad ni la Igualdad ni aunque se la encontraran de frente. Un grupúsculo de 20 viejitos homofóbicos, sin poder alguno, desesperados por matricular a nuevas víctimas para cobrar los $40 de la mensualidad que luego reportan como faltante para dejársela. Tienen más de una década de estar debiendo impuestos ante el Registro Civil, pierden Actas importantes cuando les conviene, y clavan puñales por la espalda, como ratas de caño, como los cobardes que son, eso es en resumen lo que queda lo que otrora fuera la pinche hermes 7.
Caso 2
La Logia de la Luz 2 fue disuelta por el Gran Maestro Juan Diego Castro debido a que se encontraron a miembros robando dinero de la misma. Los ataques por parte de la mal llamada masonería síguen hasta el día de hoy en contra de la comunidad LGBTI. Acá Reinyer Ugalde (el pseudo masón expulsado del partido político PNG) con un pseudónimo nos envía este email, a las 2:00 am.del lunes 28 de Setiembre del 2020.
Ataque a la comunidad LGBTI por parte de la mal llamada “masonería de Costa Rica”
Nota: Reynercito, no te desquités con nosotros que te saliera golfa y se fuera con otro(s). Por lo del PNG, y que te echaran, sí puse varias denuncias en tu contra hasta que lo logré, de eso sí me podés culpar.
Reyner Paniagua Ugalde
Caso 3
Acá dejamos la noticia de Inglaterra, donde también es común la robadera, el fraude y la mentira. Enlace: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-42341926
A former senior member of the Freemasons has been jailed for a year after he admitted stealing over £120,000 from his own lodge.
William Murphy, of Broomhill Park, Magheralin, will serve a further year on supervised licence. The judge at Belfast Crown Court told Murphy he found “no exceptional circumstances” that would allow him to suspend his 12 months in prison. In May, the 63-year-old pleaded not guilty to a total of 15 charges. But three months later, the bankrupt County Down accountant was re-arraigned on all charges, and pleaded guilty to:
- One charge of fraud by abuse of position
- Fourteen counts of stealing a total of £121,504 from the Provincial Grand Lodge of Antrim
The fraud took place over a five-year period from 2006-2011. In September 2014, a member of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Antrim made a complaint to police that Murphy had stolen the money while treasurer of the lodge. The fraud came to light in 2012 when the lodge employed new auditors who conducted a review of its financial affairs.
Two signatures
The cheques used in the fraud needed two signatures but for ease of business, they were already pre-signed by another member of the lodge, allowing Murphy to add his signature to the cheque which he then used to make fraudulent payments. One cheque for £24,000 was paid by Murphy to HM Revenue and Customs to settle a civil tax liability to Dunmurry-based Nulife Engineering; Murphy was a company secretary but held no shares with the firm. Murphy was bankrupted in October 2014 and lived in a one-bedroom flat in Magheralin valued at £28,000. During two police interviews, he denied carrying out the fraud, citing his “mental health issues” and saying he could not recall the matters.
Laganside Courthouse
But he later admitted to police that he “made a mistake” in using a lodge cheque to settle the £24,000 tax bill owed to HMRC. A defence lawyer told the court that Murphy was estranged from his wife, had “only one friend in life”, and was now an “ostracised individual” because of his offending. He said that Murphy had been “highly stressed” over court proceedings, had ongoing physical and mental health problems, including suffering from depression and suicidal indications. The defence barrister added that a doctor’s report had “raised concerns about the effect custody would have on him” because of mental health issues Stating that Murphy came before the court with a clear criminal record, his lawyer said that “from the get-go he was not using the money to fund a lavish lifestyle”. The judge said the lodge’s “lax procedures” had allowed Murphy to carry out his fraud using the pre-signed cheques. He told Murphy: “This gave you substantial power and you used that power in the breach of trust placed in you as treasurer of the lodge. “This is clearly a breach of trust case and there was some degree of sophistication, however, when you stand back and look at it, the fraud was always going to be detected and the trail would lead back to your door. The judge said the first half of Murphy’s two-year sentence should be spent in prison, and the rest on licence. He also made a confiscation order for £28,000, and gave Murphy six months to pay this money back the money to the lodge.
Caso 4
La homofobia de Franco Cerutti
Franco Cerutti siempre se ha manifestado en contra de la comunidad LGBTI
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