The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

(Michael J. Goy, "The Missing Dimension in World Affairs", South
Pasadena, 1976, p. 103).
All this was planned already during the Potsdam conference in the
summer of 1945. For understandable reasons the United States
wished to hide its role in this process. This was confirmed by Owen
Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins University professor specializing in China
and Asia, Roosevelt's key advisor on China policy, and adviser to
Chiang Kai-shek: "The problems was how to allowe them [China] to fall
without making it look as if the United States had pushed them." (Gary
Allen, "None Dare Call it Conspiracy", Seal Beach, California, 1972, p.
76)
The secret masonic society led by Sun Yatsen, which had grown
out of the Chinese renaissance swore an oath, when its members were
exiled in Hawaii, to return to China and topple the Qing dynasty.
Just in 1903, the freemasons on twenty-five different occasions tried
to bring down the Manchurian Empire; the following year there were
ninety attempts, and in 1905 they tried eighty-five times. The Chi-
nese government successfully defended itself for eight years. The
freemasonry tried at the same pace until 10 October 1911, when
several secret societies (among them Tongmengui) in Wuchang star-
ted its Xianhai Revolution (meaning "year of the pig). The free-
masons led by Sun Yatsen proclaimed a republic in Nanking on 1
January 1912. The commander-in-chief Yuan Shikai forced in con-
nection with this incident the Qing dynasty, which had ruled China
for 268 years, to abdicate on 12 February 1912. Yan himself became
president.
The Chinese freemasons had achieved their foremost goal. The six-
year old emperor Po Yi was overthrown and thus ended an empire of
2000 years. Po Yi was allowed to stay on in his palaces in Peking, but
the treasures were sold, a normal occurrence at such changes of
power. In 1934, the Japanese named Po emperor of the protectorate
Manchukuo, where he already had been acting head of state for two
years. At the end of the Second World War, Po was captured by
Soviet troops. When the People's Republic of China was proclaimed,
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