The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Masonic Ideology
The basis of masonic ideology is purported to be tolerance, open-
mindedness, humanism and fraternity. These phrases have been
trumpeted by the freemasons themselves. The official motto of
freemasonry is: Lux ex tenebris (light from darkness). Freemasonry
officially stands for humanist values, but in reality it represents the
worst form of atheism and materialism.
The freemasons' greatest crime against humanity was to take away
the former belief that we do not live only once and that we are
completely responsible for our actions before the invisible worlds. It
is therefore important for them to ridicule all knowledge of rein-
carnation.
The freemason Joseph Fouche, who acted as convention com-
missar, during "the great French revolution" in 1793 issued an order
to place a sign on rue de la Cimetiere (Cemetery Street) in Paris. The
sign read: "Death is eternal sleep."
Heinrich Heydrich and Dieter Schwarz wrote in the book "The
World-View of Freemasonry" (Berlin, 1938) that the order represented
a humanist philosophy, where "no differentiation is made between
races, peoples, religions or social and political beliefs". According to
the current propaganda, freemasonry creates better human beings.
The facts suggest a different truth.
The freemasons have distanced themselves noticeably from Chris-
tianity. Albert Mackey's "Lexicon of Freemasonry" states that "the
religion of freemasons is not Christianity". It is actually occult
demonism-Satanism.
The Grande Oriente d'ltalia rented Palazzio Borghese in Rome in
1893. Two years later, due to a dispute about the rent contract, the
freemasons had to vacate parts of the palace. The representative of
the owner, the Duke of Borghese, undertook an inspection. The
newspaper Corriere Nazionale stated that one room was locked. The
inspectors had to threaten to bring the police before they were
allowed to enter the room. The whole room had been converted into
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