The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The DeMolay Order was founded by Frank S. Land in Kansas City,
Missouri, in 1919. On 26 June 1999, James C. McGee was elected new
grand master of DeMolay International.
Drug traffic via an airfield in Mena, Arkansas, took place without
disturbance, while Clinton was governor. Unwanted witnesses of this
activity met with "lethal accidents". Clinton was involved in the drug
traffic with the Contras (Patrick Matrisciana, "The Clinton Chronicles
Book", Hemet, California, 1994). As president he committed the
serious crime of perjury. To the surprise of many lawyers he did,
however, not go to prison.
Bob Woodward, assistant editor of The Washington Post, told in his
book "The Agenda: Inside the Clinton White House" (1994) that
President Clinton exhibited violent outbursts of anger and caused
bitter conflicts between his political advisers.
In Great Britain there is a powerful masonic organization called
The Round Table with branches all over the world. It hides itself
carefully from official scrutiny but nevertheless exercises a subtle
influence on people's lives. The world's great political architect was
Alfred Milner, who planned and financed the "revolutions" in Russia
in 1917 to "celebrate" the 200th anniversary of modern freemasonry.
The Freemason Chronicle stated in 1902: "The greatness of Great
Britain is the work of Freemasons." (p. 319).
Michel Baroin, former grand master of the Grand Orient in 1979,
stated: "Freemasonry's hour has arrived. We have everything we need in
our lodges, men and methods." (Humanisme, September 1979)
Gary H. Kah wrote in his book "En Route to Global Occupation"
(Boblesville, 1992) that the Marxist movement was "completely
dominated by the secret societies, eventually worked its way into
Russia where, with the help of existing Russian lodges, the assistance
of Trotsky and Lenin, and the outside support of the international
financiers, it forced itself upon the Russian people".
Domenico Anghera, sovereign grand commander of the Scottish
Rite's Supreme Council, said in a speech shortly before the Franco-
Prussian War in 1870: "Our first step as builders of the new temple in
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