The New Order of universal fraternity advocated by Freemasonry as a substitute for Love is yet another utopia among the many and various ones that the System has come up with. We cannot say that it will meet with failure because that would require that it first see the light of day, something that has not yet happened and never will.

            Even though Freemasonry may uphold that Religion is nothing more than a vulgar superstition, characteristic of past times of darkness and ignorance, the truth is that the period in which Religion has existed, in one form or another, coincides with the span of the history of humanity itself. And the probabilities are quite high that it will continue to do so despite the depression that it is presently undergoing. But universal fraternity, which is considered to be the panacea for all evils, has never gone beyond being another silly notion imagined by freemasons with no prospective on the horizon that things will ever be otherwise. One proof of this can be found in the failure of the so-called solidarity – the new magic trick invented as a substitute for the concepts of charity and Love; it has been accepted universally, even by the Catholic Church, but it is nothing more than a mere flatus vocis whose effectiveness does not surpass the sound produced to pronounce it. The truth is that Saint Paul had already made an allusion to the insubstantial sound produced by instruments such as bells or cymbals: it affects the eardrum for several seconds only to vanish promptly (1 Cor 13:1).

            In modern society, the word solidarity has been reduced to a word without content which is employed mainly by politicians to deceive fools. It is also used by Theologians and Ecclesiastical Hierarchy of a progressive taint, undoubtedly due to the demands of their well-known inferiority complex and their fear before the World; a heavy burden which, regrettably, they feel unable to abandon. But the truth is that nobody believes in the famous solidarity, save to talk about it. It is the same situation as with Santa Claus. Nobody knows who he is or what he is all about, but his persona is a useful instrument in boosting sales for major companies, in deceiving the foolish, and also in entertaining the children. Incidentally, he also uses a bell which he rings tirelessly, maybe in an effort to make the passers-by travel more hastily along the sidewalk as they flee from the bothersome noise.