The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

ned the American Revolution of 1776 as well as the French Revolu-
tion of 1789 ("Revolution and Freemasonry", Paris, 1935). He empha-
sized that a similar conspiracy was well under way in twentieth
century Europe. During the Second World War, Fa? published many
important data that he had uncovered. In 1943, he helped produce a
revealing film, "The Occult Forces" ("Forces occultes"), the story of a
young Frenchman who infiltrates the brotherhood to investigate its
role in initiating the war. The film showed how the masonic power
over several countries had grown gradually. At the same time many
occult secrets that the freemasons had kept hidden were revealed.
The film is today banned from public showing.
Bernard Fa? was appointed head of Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris,
where he initiated valuable research into the French archives of
secret societies and revealed the names of 17 000 conspirators. The
Vichy government immediately deported 520 dangerous freemasons
and executed 117 extremely dangerous ones.
After the war the freemasons got their revenge. Bernard Fa? was
sentenced by a masonic tribunal (known as a war crimes tribunal) to
life imprisonment in 1953. After serving seven years, however, he
was pardoned by President Charles de Gaulle in 1960.
France was where freemasonry was most avidly used politically.
Louis XV soon realized that the freemasons constituted a threat to
society, and in 1738 the activities of the lodges were banned. On 21
October 1738, the king of Sweden, Frederic I, declared freemasonry
illegal. No masonic meetings were allowed, transgressions were
punished by death. Slightly earlier freemasonry had also been banned
in Spain.
The evil intentions of others are quickly forgotten, however.
French masonic pamphlets from the 1740s onwards quite legally
began propagating revolution and a democratic republic. People were
to be equal and live in brotherly freedom, that is the kind of
"freedom" the masonic lodges would allow them.
At the end of the 18th century freemasonry shifted to a political
direction. The driving force behind this was the Illuminati.
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