We're not being portrayed 'all' that badly at the mo.
It's a pure popcorn book, it's like reading a screenplay summary.
Nothing heavy, not great writing, but enjoyable enough hokum.
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 13:49,
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It's a pure popcorn book, it's like reading a screenplay summary.
Nothing heavy, not great writing, but enjoyable enough hokum.
I read The Da Vinci Code, and I thought it was alright. Certainly never gonna be challenging any of the classics, but as you say, enjoyable enough. Nice to get a perspective from inside the illuminati ;)
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 13:51,
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it does take liberties with some of the 'pre-conceived' ideas of masonry,
and Brown tries to tie that into known facts about it, sometimes in a right ol' mash of ideas, which I found quite amusing.
I shall look forward to seeing the movie, which I imagine will follow the book page for page - be interesting to see how they cast Sato as well
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 13:52,
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and Brown tries to tie that into known facts about it, sometimes in a right ol' mash of ideas, which I found quite amusing.
I shall look forward to seeing the movie, which I imagine will follow the book page for page - be interesting to see how they cast Sato as well
And one of the interviewees, who was a mason, did tear apart quite a lot of the so called "traditions" that you all take part in. Much like the whole Da Vinci Code bollocks,
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 13:55,
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would it be on the iPlayer? be interested to see it
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 13:58,
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Gyles Brandreth did the interview too, so it was a bit shit ;)
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 14:00,
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