The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

David's Lodge No. 36 in Edinburgh in 1754. He later also became a
member of Canongate Kilwinning Lodge No. 2 (Freemasonry Today,
autumn 1999).
Scientists now admit that the Neanderthals were not our forebears,
since the DNA analysis of the mitochondria shows that they belonged
to another species altogether. Svante Paabo, professor of biology at
Munich University, proved that they were not our ancestors (Natur &
Vetenskap, No. 9, 1997, p. 11).
Charles Darwin later developed an ideology, called humanism,
which international freemasonry began to utilise as a weapon against
people with spiritual beliefs. Charles Darwin was just an errand boy
for the masonic elite. With the help of "humanistic" organizations,
the freemasons have spread atheism and other false doctrines.
The British quantum physicist Paul Davies, however, postulates in
his interesting book "God and the New Physics" (1983) that "a ruling
universal consciousness utilises the laws of nature for a determined
purpose". In his opinion, quantum physics is the surest way to find
God today. Paul Davies writes in an article: "The very fact that the
universe is in the process of creation and that its laws have allowed
complex structures to come into existence and develop into conscious
life, is for me a strong testimony that something is happening behind the
scenes. I find it impossible to deny the impression that everything is
planned..." (Svenska Dagbladet, 3 March 1989, p. 14)
Sigmund Freud's theory of psychoanalysis was just a huge bluff.
This was revealed by, among others, Daniel Stern, an American pro-
fessor of psychiatry in Geneva. Freud's so-called regressive model is
not true, Stern claims. If it were true, it would be possible to use it
to predict people's problems or to show a connection between early
disturbances and problems later in life. But this has not been
successful (Svenska Dagbladet, 1 June 1990).
Freud belonged to the Jewish masonic organization B'nai B'rith
(Peter Gay, "Freud", Stockholm, 1990, p. 158). During the period
when Freud was working on his theory of psychoanalysis (1880-
1890), he used cocaine daily. Cocaine is a powerful sexual stimulant.
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