The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

A traitor lost his head, his body was burned at the stake, the ashes
were spread in all directions, the executioner washed himself in
water.
The movement spread to Spain, Switzerland, the Balkans and
Germany, where the Carbonari used the name the Union of the Dead.
At the head was the Alta Vendita, to which deputies were chosen
from the other vendite. A small hatchet was the distinguishing
symbol of a master, the apprentices were indicated by a little faggot
worn in the buttonhole.
The similarity between the secret society of the Carbonari and
freemasonry is evident. Freemasons could enter the Carbonari as
masters at once. Its red, blue and black flag was the standard of
revolution in Italy until substituted by the red, white and green in
1831.
The Carbonari appeared in France about 1820. Two years later there
were 60 000 members, who had been recruited among naive military
officers, students and common workers. Marquis de Lafayette became
grand master of the militant conspiracy movement and organized a
plot against Louis XVIII.
The Carbonari made sure that Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, nephew
of Napoleon I, was elected president of the Second Republic of
France. During the Second Empire, when the authorities began to
work against this masonic movement, the Carbonari committed
several terrorist attacks. Their goal was to overthrow the Bourbon
dynasty for good.
In 1860, Mazzini had formed an organization called the Oblonica, a
name derived from the Latin word 'obelus', which means "a spit or
dagger". Within this group, he established an inner circle, a modern
band of criminals, called the Mafia, which was an acronym for
Mazzini, autorizza, furti, incendi, awelenamenti (Mazzini, autho-
rizes, thefts, arson, poisoning).
Excerpt from the permanent instruction of the Alta Vendita: "Crush
the enemy whoever he may be; crush the powerful by means of lies and
calumnies; but especially crush him in the egg. It is to the youth we must
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