The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

program, the order actively combats racism and xenophobia. The
reader will probably recognize these cosmopolitan (that is mondia-
listic) catchphrases, which the media assault us with every day. And
this assault on any feelings of patriotism takes place in the name of
international solidarity! But as the Swedish writer Lars Adelskogh
suggests, the multicultural society is nothing but the last Utopia of
socialism, and an 'ideal' that is doomed to failure.
Before the French Revolution, the Grand Orient had 67 lodges in
Paris and 463 in the rest of the country, the colonies and other
countries. During the revolution only three lodges in Paris remained
open. The "revolutionaries" did not wish to advertise their connec-
tion with freemasonry, masonic leaders who opposed this secretive
plan were executed. These facts have been exploited in modern
propaganda.
Many lodges were under the influence of the Grand Orient,
including Les Amis Reunis, which was founded in Paris on 23 April
1771. It had 12 classes (not degrees). The Grand Orient was in turn
controlled by the Illuminati. The Grand Orient still maintains this
intimate relationship with "the enlightened". Les Amis Reunis was an
excellent cover for the Illuminati.
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