...and? what is your point? guenon, if i have my chronology right, abandoned freemasonry before he even published his first book. he converted to sufism later in his life.  his interest in freemasonry was in regards to what extent it had retained a traditional teaching and it's capability of an authentic initiatic transmission. he concluded that it had not retained this. the perennialist/traditionalist school was often extremely critical of freemasonry, but not for the implications you're making. lastly, your list of names is a complete mess and the chronology/development followed a far more complex line than you're portraying.
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