The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front
The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front
In 1941, he was appointed honorary master within the symbolic masonry. According to a radio speech Truman gave in 1941, George Washington built the foundation of the United States on masonic principles. Truman wanted to continue in the same spirit. On 19 October 1945, he advanced to the 33 rd degree within the Scottish Rite. On 22 February 1946, the President of the United States and masonic Grand Master Harry S. Truman went to the American United Lodge (George Washington Memorial) in Alexandria, Virginia and took an oath to govern the country according to masonic principles. In 1948, Truman appeared at a masonic meeting at the lodge Beach Grove No. 694, where he said: "My work as a statesman is built on masonic principles. I believe that these leadership principles must be spread all over the world, and on these principles one must build the entire civilization." In the same speech Truman further stated that it was more im- portant to him to be masonic grand master than president of the United States, because a grand master disperses masonic blessing all over the world (Oleg Platonov, "The Secret of Lawlessness", Moscow, 1998, p. 404). How did Truman then spread the masonic blessing? Well, among other things by committing ritual mass murder in Japan, when in August of 1945, he gave order to annihilate hundreds of thousands innocent people in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. At 8.16 a.m. on 6 August 1945, an atomic bomb called "Little Boy" detonated some 2000 feet above Hiroshima, which immediately was turned into ashes and ruins. 80 000 people were instantly vaporized and 160 000 died during the following months, bringing the total death toll for Hiroshima to 240 000. Truman was very happy when informed of the bombing of Hiro- shima and the killing of an enormous amount of innocent people. He joked about it with his staff on board the passenger ship Augusta in the middle of the Atlantic. He was having lunch and tapped his glass to get the crew's attention. He pronounced exploding the hellish 203
omb "an overwhelming success". On 9 August, another atomic bomb was dropped, this time on Nagasaki. These evil deeds against Japan were planned as early as May of 1943. There was to be no discussion with the other allies. The scien- tists were against using the bomb but were ignored. It would have been sufficient to demonstrate the devastating effect of the bomb to Japanese representatives at a test in the United States. The Ameri- cans, however, wanted to use the Japanese as guinea pigs. After the war an American medical station was established in Hiroshima. Its only task was to document the symptoms of the bombing victims without giving the patients any treatment whatsoever. 204
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omb "an overwhelming success". On 9 August, another atomic bomb<br />
was dropped, this time on Nagasaki.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se evil deeds against Japan were planned as early as May <strong>of</strong><br />
1943. <strong>The</strong>re was to be no discussion with the other allies. <strong>The</strong> scien-<br />
tists were against using the bomb but were ignored. It would have<br />
been sufficient to demonstrate the devastating effect <strong>of</strong> the bomb to<br />
Japanese representatives at a test in the United States. <strong>The</strong> Ameri-<br />
cans, however, wanted to use the Japanese as guinea pigs. After the<br />
war an American medical station was established in Hiroshima. Its<br />
only task was to document the symptoms <strong>of</strong> the bombing victims<br />
without giving the patients any treatment whatsoever.<br />
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