The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The Order Grand Orient of France publishes the magazine Huma-
nisme, a name, which sounds just as false as the communists' Pravda
(truth). Conservative Student Association in Sweden published a
series of articles in its magazine Svensk Linje (Swedish Policy), "Sata-
nism, Another Name for Humanism?" (No. 1-2 and No. 3-4, 1999).
Freemasonry is based on a weird form of Satanism. It is thus hardly
surprising that young liberals have come to the defence of Satanism,
claiming that it is the same thing as humanism.
In 1996, le Grand Orient de France (GODF) had 38 800 members in
900 lodges in France and other countries. In 2000, the organization
had 980 lodges with 41 000 members. The offices at the headquarters
of the Grand Orient are called workshops (No. 1, No. 2, etc).
A plate in the lodge museum in Paris depicts a freemason leaning
on a corpse and at the same time trying to build a new world for us,
an invisible temple. But it is not possible to build a world on corpses,
lies, plunder and injustice. Such a society would be extremely un-
stable and unbalanced. Murder and other expressions of violence as
well as lies, are part of the Grand Orient model of a perfect society.
This masonic dinner plate on display at the Grand Orient of France
headquarters in Paris shows that the freemasonry is building its new
world on the corpses of its victims. Photo: Juri Lina
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