The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Po Yi was extradited to Peking in 1950. He was one of the few
monarchs not to be executed after a "revolution". He was released in
1959 after having been brainwashed for nine years in prison and was
allowed to work as a gardener until his death of cancer in 1967.
John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon were not freemasons, which
disturbed the Masonic Order. Kennedy was assassinated, Nixon was
forced to resign. Noam Chomsky believes that almost all the corrupt
methods, which led to the fall of Richard Nixon, had also been used
by his predecessor Lyndon Johnson and other masonic presidents.
President Truman illegally blocked Nixon's investigation of organized
crime. Powerful masonic forces wanted Nixon to resign. Behind the
discussion about his morals were political and economic secrets. That
is why he was isolated by the establishment, even though he had
accomplished an enormous amount for the Illuminati.
Freemasons were, however, the Swedish-American chief justice of
the Supreme Court Earl Warren (33 rd degree), Senator Richard Russell
(Winder Lodge) and Vice-President Gerald Ford, who all acted to get
rid of Nixon, which happened on 9 August 1974. They used the
Watergate affair of 1972-1973. Nixon's successor was Gerald Ford, a
mason of the 33 rd degree and a Bilderberger.
The Jewish lobby in America had made use of the Watergate affair
to break Nixon before he forced Israel to make the necessary with-
drawals for peace in the Middle East.
The Washington Star reported the following on 1 December 1971:
«Former President Lyndon B. Johnson confirms that Richard Nixon as a
Republican president was able to do things that a Democratic president
was not able to do. "Could you imagine the commotion," he mused du-
ring a short interview, "if I had been responsible for the expulsion of Tai-
wan from the UN? Or if I had introduced price and wage controls? Nixon
did it," he concluded with an admiring undertone. "If I, Truman or
Humphrey or some other Democrat had tried that, they would have
totally destroyed us.»
New York Magazine of September 1970 had an article by John
Kenneth Galbraith, the Harvard socialist professor. In the article
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