The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The anarchist movement, founded by the freemasons for political
idiots, uses the Grand Orient's Satanist red and black colours. When
the infamous French anarchist, "revolutionary", feminist and free-
mason Clemence Louise Michel (1833-1905) returned from her exile,
she was saluted by 5000 anarchists who had gathered in Paris on 18
September 1880. The anarchists shouted: "Long live Satan!" The
crowd nearly had a collective nervous breakdown (Verite de Quebec,
J. Chicoyne's article about Michel, published in January 1905).
Michel had on the barricades been active in the Paris Commune,
which called itself the dictatorship of the proletariat from 18 March
to 28 May 1871. She led a revolutionary club. Michel was arrested
countless times and was in 1872 deported to New Caledonia. After
eight years Michel received amnesty in 1880. She toured throughout
Europe promoting anarchism until her death. In 1881 she took part
in the anarchist congress in London. After a demonstration against
unemployment, she was sentenced to six years in prison, but then
pardoned. From 1881 to 1895 she lived in London as head of a liber-
tarian school. Then she returned to France.
Louise Michel was a member of the lodge La Philosophie Sociale
within La Grand Loge Symbolique Ecossaise, according to documents
from the Grand Orient of France.
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The Jewish freemason and anarchist terrorist Louise Michel.