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| | | | Guy Code Mentioned In the US Constitution
Click the above image to see that Guy Code was mentioned in the Constitution of the United States. It has been suggested by a certain rouge scholar, that FREE MASONS intentionally put Guy Code in the constitution to establish its true existence and for all free men to honor the code and basically wreck shop on being a bachelor in the New World. Thomas Jefferson was skeptical and feared that the great unwashed would not properly be able to embrace this ancient Code. However, in order for the revolution to take place Guy Code was to be created anew and for all men regardless of class or profession. Jefferson then went along with having the code made available publically for all men to embrace which would lead to victory in 1788.
John Hancock was the founding father who actually put the words Guy Code in the constitution. Hancock liked to spite in the eye of authority and by intentionally revealing a code once only available to aristocracy, he would enrage the British Crown even further. This action however gave the yeoman farmers of the New World confidence and trust in the new forming government. | | |  | | | Delegates Meeting About Guy Code
During the Constitutional Convention many delegates included Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and Benjamin Franklin to name a few, wanted a strict interpretation of Guy Code in the Declaration of Independence but were over ruled by other delegates. The objection was that Guy Code was still to be hailed as an ARISTOCRATIC birth right and not to be practiced by commoners. However, Guy Code was mentioned two times in the Constitution encompassing it as a sacred code of conduct not just between, aristocrats and laborers but to all man kind in the New World. | | | | | | | Revolutionary War Cannon
The shot heard around the world for over a century was thought to be merely a metaphor. Scholars now have concluded the first shot of the American Revolutionary War was fired by this cannon. This cannon was casted by Freemasons with a token of what they were fighting for, Guy Code. Click the cannon to see the engraving on the bore of the cannon. This cannon was discovered in Delaware in an old wine cellar covered up by old burlap. The cannon has since been restored and is credited as being an authentic Revolutionary War cannon and is currently under speculation as being the shot heard around the world. | | | 
| | | Land of the Free
For centuries religion dominated the governing morals of our society with barely a mention of Guy Code as Moses intended. However, with the shot heard around the world, Guy Code was to inspire many revolutions spreading the public awareness of the importance of Guy Code for all men, all creeds, and all religions. This is why its mention in the United States Constitution was so important as well as a precedent. It was the vehicle to break the secret societies from around the world and to bring light to Guy Code to be practiced by all men. | | |
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