What is a Freemason?

Answer by  Ktotwf (52)

Freemasonry is an old fraternal organization which served as a philosophical/social since before the American Revolution. Freemasons are notable for supporting democratic ideals and adhering to the belief that all Masons are equal. The reason they are called freemasons is that their imagery includes the idea of the Mason's "level", which, again, is tied to their democratic ideal.

Answer by  Kazekami (197)

The freemasions are a secrect society. Most of the Founding fathers of America were freemasions. They say the order dates back to the builders of Solomns temple. There are a lot of conspiracies center around them and rumors say the Illuminati were absorbed into them.