The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

After several attempts at a revolution in 1905 and 1906, the Grand
Orient opened new lodges in Russia: The Iron Ring in Nizhny Nov-
gorod (Kilvein was grand master), Kiev (Steingel was grand master)
and in other cities. Count Alexei Orlov-Davydov financed these new
lodges (Oleg Platonov, "Russia's Crown of Thorns: The Secret History
of Freemasonry 1731-1996", Moscow, 1996, p. 172).
In 1906, the Grand Orient incited their members to serve the
highest interests of international socialism. The Grand Orient pro-
mised all the support imaginable for anti-government activities in
Russia. The decision about this support was to be kept secret,
however (ibid, p. 178).
Laferre, one of the leaders of world freemasonry, said at an Inter-
national Masonic Conference in 1908, that the freemasons were
prepared to finance a conspiracy against Russia. He specified: "The
Council of the Order will make any necessary sacrifices in order to
achieve true progress for this nation, which has not yet been delivered
from darkness and where the triumph of freemasonry is about to unfold."
(Kolokol, 9 November 1908)
When Nicholas II went on a state visit to Sweden in 1909, he was
the victim of an assassination attempt. The anarchist who had been
hired attacked the wrong person, however, and ended up killing a
Swedish colonel in dress uniform.
In the middle of 1911 deputy Minister of the Interior, Lieutenant
General Pavel Kurlov, issued a special report to the Minister of the
Interior Piotr Stolypin, the contents of which disturbed the Russian
freemasons deeply. The report dealt with the freemasons' connection
with terrorist activities against the Russian state and its repre-
sentatives. It appears that Stolypin took this threat against the state
from the freemasons most seriously and decided to impose measures
against them. Stolypin was not just minister of the interior, but also
chairman of the Council of Ministers, that is prime minister.
Earlier, in 1910, a police agent named Boris Alexeyev had been
sent to Paris to gather information about the Grand Orient of France,
where the actions against Russia originated from. But Stolypin was
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