The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

moved to Hong Kong for reasons of safety. In 1962, the Chinese
Ministry of the Interior expressed a wish that the lodges register in
the same way as other organizations. The freemasons were unwilling
to publicise lists of their members, and thus preferred to move to
either Hong Kong or Taiwan. According to masonic sources, the
members were not persecuted in communist China. This was probably
due to the fact that freemasons were active in the very highest ranks
of the government (as advisers among other things).
Fidel Castro Ruz was born in 1926, the son of a rich landowner in
the vicinity of Santiago de Cuba. The parents of his mother Lina Ruz,
who was Jewish, emigrated from Turkey. Fidel Castro's father Angel
Castro became a millionaire working for Rockefeller's United Fruit
Company. While a student at the University of Havana Castro was
also a notorious hooligan (Paul Johnson, "Modern Times", New York,
1983). Fidel joined UIR, an anti-fascist and anti-catholic organi-
zation. He also associated himself with communists. His friends were
all communists. At that time Castro became a KGB agent.
While at the university, together with Ortiz he killed Manolo
Castro-Campos on 22 February 1948. He was also involved in the
killing of a police officer Fernandez and in the murder case of Lionel
Gomez.
Castro was involved in the Confetti Key invasion of the Dominican
Republic on 20 September 1947, a rebellion staged by a terrorist
student group. He was armed with a sub-machine gun (Hugh Thomas,
"Cuba: Or Pursuit of Freedom", 1998, pp. 814-916).
The journalist Gerardo Reyes wrote in his article "Scotland Yard
Investigated Castro for Assassination" (El Nuevo Herald, 10 April
2001), that Fidel Castro was considered one of the suspects in the
murder of the Liberal Colombian leader Jorge Eliecer Gaitin by
Scotland Yard detectives, who investigated the case in July 1948,
according to American investigator Paul Wolf.
Castro made an appointment with presidential candidate Gaitan.
On 9 April 1947, at 11 a. m., Castro and his associate Del Pino met
in the Cafeteria Colombia in Bogota with Gaitan's assassin, the 22
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