Topic: Masonic Ceremony

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Jay Dyer analyzes the coronation of King Charles III, describing it as a "Masonic ceremony with Christian trappings." He notes the presence of multiple world religions as a sign of "ecumenist" globalism rather than traditional Christianity. Dyer points out that the royal family's German heritage (Saxe-Coburg Gotha) distances them from the native British people, aligning them instead with the international corporate superstructure.