YouTube channel on Freemasonry in the French judiciary and corruption in Europe

Aaaaaaaaaa!!! I have found a YouTube channel whose author explains that the French judicial system is enmeshed in the cobwebs of Freemasonry, and that judges belonging to one lodge or another decide cases according to Masonic interests rather than the letter of the law. What is more, unlike in Great Britain, a judge here is under no obligation to disclose that he is a Mason. There then follows an interesting discussion of how this affects European corruption, and how it in turn differs from corruption in former colonies and developing countries. In places it is sheer lunacy, of course, but on the whole it is bracing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIyQ38w0WHs&feature=youtu.be

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