Tory Horse Bet Culture (How to Cheat a Racial Bias in Freemasonry)
Freemasonry, is the post-Bourbon French press, media, and light literature investment, wherein a politician joins and receives support from the firms already membership, however the politician is required to follow the rules of published material; a policy against the European and East Asian politic bloc, a strong agreement since the Crusades period, prior only in China and Korea and Japan.
The British, have a system, called the "Tory Horse Bet". If a Republican, doesn't have a minority yet, elected in history (anything in a minoritarian group, Marx's Jewish Mafia, a barrister firm concept that works with Freemasonry by performing criminal acts and petty writer's fraud, at mercenary hire of a Freemasonic Temple), the Tory horse bet will mention that a prominent minority, could be an ideal Republican candidate.
The Democrats, the Freemasons' bread and butter, have a preexisting policy, of any given group, having to support the policy established by the past minority elected, and only vote Democrat; law enforcement, is the support group of the National Democratic Committee, the DNC, the practice considered corrupt by the Tory horse bet vote.
The Tory horse bet, is neither Republican or Democrat, it isn't law enforcement or reform, however it is opposed to informants to therapeutic, hospital, and educational services, the so-called 'spider', the term for someone who compulsively induces SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) in their own infant, forces others to do the same or else they can't live with a career and heterosexual family, and of course, abuses nannies if rich, to make the nanny produce a single survivor, then the nanny kills the next infant they're with, ruining a mentor tutor's life, a developmental psychology expert (that would otherwise contribute to better parenting, therefore a rise in the economic value class of all, not just Freemasons, the baby killers, the stroke and nuzzle "fags"; a term, in British witchcraft, for a homosexual by force of association).
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