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I think I remember the reasoning in Utah. :). For Texas, see http://wsmag.org/JUL2014/history.htm

That was Utah.

At me time the Elvira patch was widely used and on the official WS page. In Utah, that was just one of the reasons.

I may not understand. Who forbids you to be a member of a lodge from another country? You have multiple jurisdictions in Lebanon, including New York, Washington, D,C., and Scotland.

Best wishes. Enjoy the experience.

Just to clarify, the GM enforced the 2007 GL decision, rather than making an independent decision.

I’m happy for you, but I assure you that your journey is just beginning.

Are you not from Turkey? There is a way to join: know a mason.

I should think it most unlikely anyone will give an anonymous poster such information for that country.

Sad.

There are two regular grand lodges in Florida for you to contact: The Grand Lodge of Florida and Union Grand Lodge of Florida, PHA.

Where DID that crystal ball go? :). I am not familiar with SC trial rules or more particularly rules for trial of a GM. I will say that the charges are poorly drafted, impertinent and give off more heat than light. The purpose of charges is to give notice of facts and the law that is alleged...

There are many lodges in Japan. http://www.grandlodgeofjapan.org/

Blessings.

The world membership list. Riiiight.

So, that would be a yes. Though we are not masonic brothers, I have edited my post.

There are members of various obediences in the list.

Correct

With over 70 jurisdictions in the US, there is no consistent rule.