The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

adults and children were sacrificed during Great Britain's insane
bombing terror and destruction fury. To this one must add far more
civilian casualties that were badly injured and maimed. Prime
Minister Winston Churchill who was a chronic alcoholic was perso-
nally behind the terror. He relied heavily on his aviation adviser, the
Jewish immigrant and Oxford Professor Frederick Alexander Linde-
mann (knighted Lord Cherwell), who planned the British bombing
terror against the German population. He was never charged with war
crimes, despite the fact that his calculations as to the result that he
promised were totally wrong. On 8 July 1940, Churchill wrote that
against the Germans was needed "an absolutely devastating, exter-
minating attack by very heavy bombers on the Nazi homeland..."
(Geoffrey Wheatcroft, The Spectator, 29 September 1979). The afore-
mentioned Webster and Frankland were of the opinion that history's
judgment would be devastating of this evil deed.
The United States occupied Japan until 1952. President Bill Clinton
said at a press conference in 1995, that there was no reason to
apologize to Japan for the two nuclear bombings.
The Yalta agreement prescribed a political division of the Far East
after the Japanese surrender. Wall Street wanted such a division that
in the future could cause possible armed conflicts. During the Tehran
conference it in the fall of 1943, it was suggested that the Soviet
Union should take part in the war against Japan. There was no
logical or military need for this considering the first nuclear bomb
was almost ready, hopefully within half a year.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt characterized the tone bet-
ween the allies at Yalta as "familiar", at the same time knowing
exactly what communism stood for. He was neither naive nor stupid.
He stated: "In all times, but now more than ever, the world has been
ruled above all by secret societies."
That Roosevelt's ancestor was a Dutch 17 th century Jew (Claes
Martenszen van Rozenvelt), was shown by the historian Ottomar
Kraintz in his book "Juda endecht Amerika" ("A Jew Discovers
America", Munich, 1938, pp. 128-129).
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