The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

This document stressed the fact that within the intelligence
services freemasons more easily reach top positions. KGB's greatest
success was when their agent Sir Roger Hollis was named director of
MI5, where he served from 1955 to 1965. The official investigation
did not reach this conclusion, however. Hollis was a freemason, and
according to the above-mentioned document, high officials that also
were freemasons usually were never exposed when suspected of
wrong-doing. Either the case was closed or it was dropped for lack of
evidence. Therefore the author of the document demanded that the
heads of intelligence services should not belong to a masonic order.
Stephen Knight pointed out that the freemasons in Great Britain
have a very great influence. Prince Charles is the first in modern
times to break the tradition that male pretenders to the throne be
freemasons.
In 1980, the chekist Ilya Dzhirkvelov who was stationed in Italy
defected to the West and disclosed that the KGB was using the
masonic lodges for their own purposes. Especially successful were the
Soviet agents in Great Britain (as well as in Italy), since they mana-
ged to infiltrate the most powerful lodges. Dzhirkvelov explained
how the KGB gave instructions to its British agents to become free-
masons, since society was ruled from these lodges.
Licio Gelli plundered Italy's largest private bank, Banco Ambro-
siano, of a billion dollars in 1982. He used 200 million dollars to buy
arms for Argentina to use in the coming war for the Falklands. The
Argentine General Carlos Suirez and Admiral Emilio Massara, who
participated in planning the invasion, were also P2 members. The
swindle put the bank in liquidation soon thereafter. The Vatican-
owned Banco Ambrosiano left a deficit of nearly a billion dollars. It
was the greatest banking scandal in Italy in modern times.
The manager and chief owner of Banco Ambrosiano Roberto Calvi,
his masonic bodyguards Florio Carboni and Sylvano Vittot, went from
his home in Rome first to Switzerland on 10 June and arrived in
London on 15 June 1982. He told the press: "Sono massone, ma della
loggia di Londra." ("I am a freemason, but belong to the lodge in
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