The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Many treacherous myths are spread in many areas - about the
safety of vaccination, that we are biologically identical, that the arti-
ficial sweetener aspartame is not dangerous, that vitamin C is dama-
ging.
Gagarin Was Never in Space
A Soviet propaganda hoax has been revealed in the former com-
munist countries (for example Hungary, Estonia and Poland). It was a
myth that everyone had really believed in, that the Soviet Air Force
officer Yuri Gagarin had made a space-flight. Many Western govern-
ments were aware of this Soviet bluff but did not want to reveal the
truth. It was not intended for the people to know that the Soviet
Union was a backward state.
One interesting books about this is "Gagarin: A Cosmic Lie"
("Gagarin - kozmikus hazugsag", Budapest, 1990) by the Hungarian
journalist Istvan Nemere. Not one word about the contradictions sur-
rounding Gagarin's "journey into space" have been published in
Sweden, where the Soviet Union is still regarded with a great deal of
respect. Such a revelation would be far too embarrassing.
Until 1961, the United States had managed to send up 42 satel-
lites, the Soviet Union only 12. The United States also informed the
world that Alan Shepard would make a space journey in the space-
craft Freedom 7 on 5 May 1961.
The Soviet Union was forced to do something to save face. For this
reason a Soviet cosmonaut, Vladimir Ilyushin, was sent up into space
on 7 April 1961. The Americans intercepted several radio communi-
cations between him and the space centre in the Soviet Union. Ilyu-
shin's landing failed and he was seriously injured. He could not be
shown to the public. It was claimed that he had been injured in a car
accident. He was sent to China to receive better medical treatment.
The Russian TV documentary "Cosmonaut Cover-Up" (2001) also
claims that on 7 April 1961, Vladimir Ilyushin left for space, got into
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