The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

eceive part of the profit. If there were no profit one should be
satisfied with forfeiting the money.
The Roman Tribune Tiberius Gracchus tried in 133 B. C. to reduce
the power of the moneychangers through stricter laws against usury
limiting the legal land ownership to one iugerum per family. He was
murdered the same year.
In 48 B. C. Julius Caesar deprived the moneychangers of the right
to coin money and had it done himself. With a larger money supply
he was able to erect many public buildings. Common people adored
Caesar for his contribution of making money more available. After
the murder of Caesar, there was an end to the abundance of money.
The money supply was reduced by 90 per cent. Taxes rose sky-high.
As a result most people lost their land and their homes. The slander
of Caesar goes on even today.
Jacques Attali, the Jewish historian, academician and freemason,
who wrote the book "The Jews, the World, and the Money" (Paris,
2001) stated in the magazine L'Express that the Jews invented capi-
talism. Attali stressed: "My conclusion is that the Jews have every reason
to be proud of that part of their history."
The masonic Jews therefore wanted to acquire as much wealth as
possible in order to serve their demons during the 19 th and 20 th
centuries.
That the Jews became so rich, Attali explains in the following way:
"It was a natural development. There is within Islam the same taboo
against loan and interest as with Christendom. The Jews were among the
few who could read and write. They were subsequently the only ones
capable of organising the loan transactions that the commerce of that
time needed. In addition to that the educated Jewish businessmen the
only international network of money lenders, traders and money-
changers."
During the first three hundred years A. D. the Jews were the only
people in Europe who had the right to lend money. Attali had to
distort history to fit his thesis. There were many educated and highly
sophisticated people who had no thought of becoming rich through
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