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It was written, I believe, for mostly North American jurisdictions that were experiencing the long term effects of the Morgan Affair. It wouldn't likely not apply to many other areas around the world that had little to no restructuring as a result of those events.
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This was an outstanding article and I tend to agree with many points, especially the thought of using our lodge buildings for more than meetings and practices. I liked the paragraph about having gyms, card games and a morning coffee group at the lodge
It was written, I believe, for mostly North American jurisdictions that were experiencing the long term effects of the Morgan Affair. It wouldn't likely not apply to many other areas around the world that had little to no restructuring as a result of those events.
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And in many jurisdictions they have only gotten worse. Despite numerous papers and articles written on the subject, many jurisdictions continue to think easier paths to becoming a member are the answer.
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