The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

When Theodore Roosevelt visited Italy in the summer of 1910, he
was received by the Grande Oriente d'ltalia under great festivities. He
also became a member of the lodge Rienzi in Rome. The city's mayor
was the Jew Ernesto Nathan, who on two occasions was grand master
of the Grande Oriente d'ltalia, according to "Rivista della massoneria
italiana" (1910). Between the years 1917 and 1921 he was grand
master also for the Grand Lodge of Italy. Nathan thanked Roosevelt
for his favours to American freemasonry. He stressed the close con-
tacts between the Italian masons and the Grand Orient of France. In
his reply Roosevelt said that he was most pleased that the mayor of
the Eternal City these days was a freemason (ibid, p. 109).
At the American military bases immediately after the Second World
War, masonic lodges were opened such as Verona American, George
Washington in Vicenza, Benjamin Franklin in Livorno (Leghorn), and
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