The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

In July 1959, Major Pedro Diaz Lanz, of the Cuban Air Force,
toured the United States, and revealed that Castro was a communist.
This fact was kept out of the media. The State Department was
purposely covering up Castro's communist connections, the fact that
his supporters were trained by the Soviet Union, and that he was
carrying out a communist revolution.
Suddenly, all arms sales to Cuba were stopped by the White House.
A shipment of rifles was intercepted in New York harbour (Paul
Johnson, "Modern Times", New York, 1983). The United States was
arming only one of the sides - Castro's "revolutionaries".
The Cuban economy was deteriorating, and support for Castro was
growing. Before the arms embargo he had counted no more than 300
terrorist followers.
Batista went into exile on the island of Madeira (Portugal) and
died in Spain in the early 1970s.
After the communist accession to power on 8 January 1959, the
freemason Fidel Castro closed all 339 masonic lodges in Cuba with
roughly 35 000 members except for the Grand Orient, where he had
himself been initiated in his youth. He later had all lodges reopened.
In 1998, Cuba had 314 lodges with a total of 24 000 members.
After seizing power Castro had 100 000 opponents imprisoned. Not
until 1961 did he introduce communism. On 2 December 1961, Castro
proclaimed: "I have been a communist since my teens."
After the fall of communism in the Soviet Union, Castro voiced his
opinion that it is better to perish like Atlantis than to abolish
socialism.
Robert Hill, US ambassador to Mexico, said under oath in a Senate
hearing: "Individuals in the State Department, and individuals in The
New York Times, put Castro in power." These individuals included
Robert McNamara, Theodore C. Sorenson, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr,
Roy Rubottom, McGeorge Bundy, J. William Fulbright, Herbert
Mattews, and Roger Hilsman.
The afore-mentioned William A. Wieland claimed that the autho-
rities and the military intelligence knew in advance of Castro's plans
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