By Frank Dux The observable reality in the world we live in is that filmmakers cater to a broad audience for a narrow (and often biased) message embedded in...
Author - Frank Dux
Frank William Dux (born 1956) is a martial artist and fight choreographer. Dux established his own school of ninjutsu in 1975, called "Dux Ryu Ninjutsu". An article about his exploits, which appeared in Black Belt in 1980, was the eventual inspiration for the 1988 film Bloodsport starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.
By Frank Dux “The Veiled Threat of Freemasonry” can mean many things to many people. But within Masonry itself this is not viewed an external threat...
By Frank Dux My investigation into Freemasonry started as a result of my being threatened with Masonic obstruction of justice and a tortuous...
By Frank Dux The craving to socialize, feel accepted and respected drives all cultures into forming or joining groups; this is all part of humankind’s...
By Frank Dux The Veiled Threat of Freemasonry can be both an internal struggle for a man to live up to his Masonic commitments and character as well as can be...
By Frank Dux Without question, Freemasonry literally shaped the landscape of the Western world by building the architectural landmarks of the day as well as...
By Frank Dux Historically acclaimed books like The Third Reich – A New History by Michael Burleigh detail when, how, why and in what horrible fashion was...
By Frank W. Dux There was a time I couldn’t remotely imagine why would anyone have a problem with the Masons. Since, as a young boy of 15, I was member of...
By Frank Dux In the 1880’s Guiseppe Mazzini, a 33 degree Mason, spearheaded the Italian revolutionary movement to bring about a unified and independent Italy...
By Frank Dux Disenfranchise, high-degree Masons, can be found on the Internet and in documentaries where they relatively compare their experiences with...