The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

members eagerly pays the 2500 dollars initiation fee and 600 dollars
a-year dues.
On 15 July 2000, documentary filmmaker Alex Jones and his
associate Mike Hanson, equipped with two hidden video cameras and
disguised as members of the Bohemian Club successfully infiltrated
the elite cult compound.
Alex Jones tells about that evening: "Suddenly the owl was lit up by
some flood lights and out ran a hundred priests or so in black, red an
green robes. Most of them were in black, some in red and a couple in
silver or green robes... I was there witnessing something right out of the
medieval painter Hieronymus Bosch's "Visions of Hell": burning metal
crosses, priests in red and black robes with the high priest in a silver
robe with a red cape, a burning bound body screaming in pain, a giant
stone great-horned owl, world leaders, bankers, media and the head of
academia engaged in these activities. It was total insanity."
The old men make the hateful shouts: "Oh yeah! Burn that
bastard! Kill him! That's what he deserves!"
Charles Taze Russell, freemason of the 32 nd degree, founded Jeho-
vah's Witnesses in 1879 in the United States in an attempt to
manipulate those who are outside the lodges, but do not mind
playing the part of useful idiots. His successor was Joseph Franklin
Rutherford. They used masonic and Illuminati symbols.
Joseph Smith and Brigham Young, founders of the Mormon Church
in 1830, were both freemasons of high rank. In their ceremonies, the
Mormons wear white gowns with a square on the right side and a pair
of compasses on the left. Until 1937, Mormons were not allowed to
become freemasons (Charles W. Ferguson, "Fifty Million Brothers",
New York, 1937, p. 28). The Mormon leader Heber C. Kimball wished,
however, that all people were freemasons.
The hippie movement was founded and led by two Jewish free-
masons, Herbert Marcuse and Jerry Rabin. They did everything in
their power to introduce young people to the use of drugs and to
dissonant rock music, thus silencing their protests against the
stagnant masonic society.
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