Paul Embery, of the Fire Brigades Union, told Channel 4 News that there were concerns over donations from “secret societies”.
"We don't want to sound uncharitable but our concern is that this is really a slippery slope,” he said.
“The idea of private companies or secret societies effectively purchasing front line emergency service vehicles and having their insignia - free advertising effectively - we are really concerned that could lead to a greater inflow of private money into what really is a private service."
Well, that ain't good - why should they want to even do that...?
I thought they believed in ANONYMOUS giving...?
"The society gave £2.5 million to the fire service to purchase two vehicles with high aerial ladders, which would be capable of reaching the top of a building as high as Grenfell Tower."
BINGO....
The central tenet of Christian Charity is this -
when encountering somebody who asks for alms, you cannot ask to know what he intends or expects to use the money for...
It is only enough for you to know that he is needy - you cannot place conditionalities on any gift of monies.
But Freemasons are not Christians - Freemasons cannot be Christians, and indeed their tenets are explictly anti-Christian and anti-Church :
Meaning, they naturally therefore have absolutely no qualms whatever regarding the Church of England, which is neither if those things.
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