Masons GRAND (thats a laugh)secretary complaints to PCC about Brian 
Reade Daily Mirror

http://www.mqmagazine.co.uk/issue-11/p-04.php

Editorial
John Jackson

Daily Mirror reported to Press Complaints Commission

The Grand Secretary, Bob Morrow, has formally complained to the Press 
Complaints Commission (PCC) about the Daily Mirror following comments 
by columnist Brian Reade in the paper on 15 July.

    The formal complaint is for a breach of Article . (Accuracy) of 
the PCC Code of Conduct. The north-west, and later national, editions 
of the Daily Mirror for that day carried an article by Reade headlined 
"Law shattered by Masonic boom".

    The Grand Secretary, in his complaint to the PCC, described the 
article as "both inaccurate, misleading and an unwarranted attack on 
the integrity of the more than 350,000 Freemasons in the United 
Kingdom."
    In answer to a question posed to himself, Mr Reade states 
categorically: "Because it is becoming increasingly clear to young 
adults that the people who make and interpret our laws belong to some 
distant Masonic club they're not part of."
    Bob Morrow told the PCC: "It is parliament that makes the law and 
the judiciary that interprets it. Of the current membership of 
Parliament (Lords and Commons) less than a dozen are Freemasons.

    The previous Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine of Lairg, published 
statistics showing that less than 5% of the judiciary and less than 
10% of the magistracy were Freemasons."
    Mr Reade refers to three high profile cases in his article, 
claiming that the defendants involved received much-reduced sentences 
because of this "distant Masonic club". The PCC is informed that none 
of the three named individuals is a Freemason.
    Mr Reade then describes Lord Butler's report on Iraq as "this 
latest Masonic coverup" and implies that Lord Hutton's report was a 
similar Masonic cover-up. Neither Lord Butler nor Lord Hutton is a 
Freemason, nor are the Prime Minister or the Foreign Secretary.
    The Grand Secretary wrote to the editor of the Daily Mirror 
requesting a published apology. His response was less than 
satisfactory, and to date there has been no comment from Mr Reade.
    The Grand Secretary's response to the editor has yet to receive 
the courtesy of a reply, and no apology or comment has appeared in the 
newspaper.
    The editor has described the piece as a "highly personal view on 
the world". Bob Morrow comments: "We believe it to be a factually 
incorrect and gratuitously offensive piece of conspiracy theory, 
unworthy of a national newspaper."
    The Grand Secretary, in a letter to the editor, described the 
article as "one of the nastiest and most dishonest anti-Masonic 
diatribes we have seen for some time." He added: "Your newspaper has 
earned a reputation for investigative journalism and factual accuracy. 
Mr Reade's piece shows evidence for neither of those qualities.
    None of the individuals referred to in his piece are Freemasons. 
How can there be 'this latest cover-up' if none of those involved are 
Freemasons?"

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