The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

attempt in 1859 to make Tyrol a part of Italy was a failure, however.
The war suddenly ended as he was prepared to engage the enemy.
On 6 May 1860, Garibaldi left Genoa with 1067 men and began a
new uprising. On 11 May, he landed in Marsala, Sicily, with his red-
shirts. There he defeated a force several times as large and made
himself Lord of the island and proclaimed himself dictator. Since
Garibaldi called himself a socialist, he founded a socialist dictator-
ship. The callous Garibaldi urged his accomplices: "May our hearts not
harbour any mercy whatsoever."
Six months later it was the turn of mainland Italy. On 8 November
1860, Garibaldi marched into Naples with the King of Sardinia, Victor
Emmanuel II by his side. The freemason Victor Emmanuel wanted to
be king of all Italy. Mazzini and Cavour gave him the throne.
In 1862, Garibaldi took part in the assault on the Papal Sate, in
which he was captured. He was granted amnesty and soon orga-
nized a new uprising, whereupon he was interned but managed to
escape.
During the same year, his hard work to destroy the old world order
gained him the 33 rd degree and thereafter he became grand master of
the Scottish Rite in Palermo, and in 1864 the Naples Constituent
Assembly elected Garibaldi honorary grand master of the Grand
Orient of Italy. He became the "First Italian Freemason".
The Grand Orient of Italy was founded by Napoleon Bonaparte in
Milan in 1805. Garibaldi was also grand master of l'Ordre du rite
Memphis-Misraim. Together with the crime syndicates, he planned
atrocious crimes against politically uncomfortable people.
In 1867, Garibaldi founded the Supreme Council of Freemasons in
Italy and the Association for Peace and Freedom, which began to
propagate for the United States of Europe. This union would put an
end to national states, after which the freemasons hoped to found a
global superstate. The masonic dream about the United States of
Europe would become a reality, whatever the cost, even if it was
necessary to use both fire and sword. Instead the cunning step-by-
step method was chosen, which involves countless political
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