The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Shadows", Stockholm, 1936, p. 135) The masses have always believed
in those gods that propagate themselves most dramatically.
"The power to control the news flow is the same thing as the power to
control how people think. We boast about free press in the United States.
But how free is it really when we receive the same news from all the big
media conglomerates and when alternative opinions never reach the
majority of Americans? The power to report and describe reality is now in
the hands of a few. And the interest of these few powerful people is in
opposition to the interest of the people, the general interest. It makes no
difference that these media conglomerates have different names and
appearances, since they all share the same values, which is a guarantee
that we receive cloned information." (The American newspaper The
Nation, reported by Aftonbladet, 31 October 1997)
The few who control the flow of information belong to inter-
national freemasonry. These forces do not care about the interests of
the people.
Noam Chomsky wrote: "Propaganda works more effectively if one
manages to maintain the illusion that the mass media are non-partial
observers. Tough debates within invisible boundaries will actually
have the effect of strengthening the system."
It is not possible to control masonic lodges or other elite struc-
tures. We know that a group, which cannot be controlled, im-
mediately begins to manipulate the press and believes that it stands
above the law. The freemasons use myths as the base of their power
in their war against mankind.
Myths as a Base of Power
For centuries the whole of Europe believed in witches. Huge books
written by learned men, such as the infamous "Malleus maleficarum "
("The Witch Hammer") by Heinrich Institoris and Jakob Sprenger,
published in 1486 and printed in a further 30 editions until 1669,
stigmatised the nefarious practices of witches. This was reason
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