Part 3/7:
The Courtroom Dynamics: Masonic Influence and Favor
The narrative continues as the speaker shifts focus to the courtroom, positing that the affiliations of a judge can significantly sway legal proceedings. He asserts that when a Freemason stands trial before a judge who is also a Mason, an unspoken bond exists—reinforced by secret initiatory signals known only to members of the order.
In asserting this claim, he mentions subtle gestures and phrases known to Masons, which supposedly operate as informal signals to communicate one’s brotherhood to the judge. This claim is bolstered by a reference to a fictional portrayal of Masonic influence on justice from the show News Radio, where the notion that judges may favor their fellow Masons is explicitly mentioned.