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"Quar nous navons volu ne volons le Temple mettre en aucune servitute se non tant come il hy affiert."
(For we did not and do not wish the Temple to be placed in any servitude except that which is fitting.)
-- Jacques de Molay in one of his memoranda to Pope Clement V from the summer of 1306.

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jdml305 iconby Bro. Manny Gudito

1500 hours, Sunday, April 5, 2009, intelligence reports were recieved by VW Gigi Ancajas of GLP, that ruffians under Commander Jubelum (JW Wawel Verdadero) have taken over Mount Moriah in a bid to extort the secrets. Owing to the strategic location of Mt. Moriah, it being due east & west, in the building of King Solomon's temple, it is imperative that the mountain be taken back from the ruffians.

Orders were given to the 305th Battalion of the Hiram Abiff Brigade, to assault Mount Moriah to retake the strategic mountain at all cost. Emmisaries were sent by W Francis Blanco to settle the situation in peace and harmony, but to which Commander Jubelum replied, "speak to me not of peace and harmony, you have passed Commander Jubela and Jubelo, me you cannot pass!"

Attack orders were given to advance via a southerly direction but they found it closely guarded by the ruffians, to which W Francis ordered that they fall back and approach via the westerly direction which they found more closely guarded by ruffians. With high casualties and running low on ammunition, mortally wounded himself, W Francis ordered his men to endeavor and assault from the East, which they found still more closely guarded by the ruffians and fell into an ambush.

Sounds like a war story? Naaah it's just the brethren of JDML 305 with friends and family playing paintball war games at Alpadi estate in Antipolo. Black team was headed by Worshipful Master Francis Blanco and green team by Junior Warden Wawel Verdadero. There were no casualties except for the minor scratches. Afterwhich, Mother of All Bottles followed at Padi's point Antipolo.


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