Free Masons Fixed Inquiry into Titanic to Protect Establishment Freemasons fixed inquiry into Titanic to protect Establishment, claims secret archive that lists two million members – including Winston Churchill – and reveals secretive group of elites ruled society for 200 years -Probe into tragedy that killed 1,500 people cleared most of those involved Archive of Freemasons containing two million names set to be published -It contains the names of royalty, statesmen, judges and military top brass -Will reveal the scale of Masonic influence at all levels of British society Freemasons dominated the inquiry into the sinking of the Titanic and may have allowed Establishment figures to escape blame, it was claimed last night. The investigation into the 1912 tragedy that cost 1,500 lives exonerated most of those involved, including the ship’s White Star Line owners as well as its captain. Now the publication of a secret archive of Freemasons – containing two million names of members from 1733 to 1923 – reveals the scale of Masonic involvement across the highest echelons of British society. The archive contains the names of three kings, statesmen, judges, military top brass and bishops. Experts believe it could lead to a re-examination of almost 200 … Meer lezen over The Daily Mail | Tom Witherow & Mail Online | Martin Robinson – Free Masons Fixed Inquiry into Titanic to Protect Establishment