The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Many powerful figures became even more powerful by becoming
freemasons, like the banker Vladimir Gusinsky (B'nai B'rith), Yuri
Luzhkov (former mayor of Moscow, the Grand Orient), and Anatoli
Sobchak (the Magisterium).
In May 1991, Radio Liberty of Munich urged Soviet citizens to be-
come members of the Pushkin lodge in Paris (Oleg Platonov, "Russia
under the Power of Freemasonry", Moscow, 2000, p. 30). When the
Russian poet Alexander Pushkin saw through the evil of freemasonry
and no longer wanted to remain a member of this movement, he was
provoked into a duel and murdered in cold blood. Pushkin as an
enemy of freemasonry was regarded as dangerous (Platonov, "The
Secret History of Freemasonry", Moscow, 2000, Vol. I, pp. 559-560).
The real politics was determined in the masonic lodges. Politics has
always been made with the help of big money. The masonic elite is
able to steal and rob without risking prosecution.
In just a few days in the autumn of 1992 the super thief and
freemason George Soros (B'nai B'rith) managed to drain Sweden of 18
billion dollars, causing the country enormous damage. He conducted
a similar operation against Great Britain, making some 1-2 billion
dollars. In September 1992, he acquired nearly 300 million dollars,
speculating against the Italian lira. Italy was forced to devalue the
lira by 30%.
Soros' attacks on the currencies of the South-East Asian countries
were an important factor behind the heavy devaluations of these
currencies, which began in the summer of 1997. At the IMF meeting
in Hong Kong in September 1997, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir
bin Mohamad labelled these activities "extortion". On 23 August
1997, he made the following statement: "All these countries have wor-
ked for 40 years trying to bu ild up their economies, only to have a creep
like Soros come along with a load of money to speculate against their
currencies." He pointed out Soros as one of the thieves.
Soros, the currency pirate and head of the Quantum Fund, clearly
stated on 4 September 1998 that Mahathi bin Mohamad "would need
to be removed from power". Protecting national interests cannot be
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