The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front
The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front
Pinochet. He was officially accused of having ordered the murder of 3000 left-wingers (many of whom were terrorists). At the same time, the media kept quiet about the fact that Pinochet thereby saved the lives of hundreds of thousands of countrymen, who were on the death lists of the Marxist terrorists. Even the non-violent Mahatma Gandhi considered it right to kill madmen who murder innocent people, thereby saving many more. Police officers also have the right to return fire in order to defend themselves and the public. Accor- ding to the Grand Orient, Augusto Pinochet did not have this right, although he is also a freemason (belonging to another lodge), and had established close contacts with criminal gangs smuggling arms and drugs. The fact that Pinochet is a freemason is made clear by an interview with Roger Letrei, grand master of the Grand Orient of France (Le Point, May 1989). When a left-wing freemason is finished, a right- wing freemason takes over. < 353
The Grand Lodge of Mexico headed by Grand Master Marcelo Chavez and Grand Secretary Jesus Gamboa making their protest in a newspaper advertisement against the interference of the United States in the attempts by masonic brother Salvador Allende to introduce social change (socialism) in Chile. The French masonic periodical Humanisme No. 235 (September 1997) published on its editorial page a declaration advocating the prohibition of the French national party Front National. The prime object of hate for the Swedish freemasons is the natio- nal democrats. The media are spreading lies about the national demo- crats being a neo-Nazi party. Paddy Ashdown, freemason and leader of the Liberal Party in Britain, tried to threaten all nationalists and "racists" with war, if they were to continue their resistance against the introduction of a common foreign and security policy. He reckoned that public opposition to immigration would lead to such a war. There was only one possibility of avoiding the war - extending the EU. According to him, a battle is going on between the nationalists and the fede- ralists. To ensure a federalist victory, the right of veto should be abolished and the common currency introduced. Paddy Ashdown was 354
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Pinochet. He was <strong>of</strong>ficially accused <strong>of</strong> having ordered the murder <strong>of</strong><br />
3000 left-wingers (many <strong>of</strong> whom were terrorists). At the same time,<br />
the media kept quiet about the fact that Pinochet thereby saved the<br />
lives <strong>of</strong> hundreds <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> countrymen, who were on the<br />
death lists <strong>of</strong> the Marxist terrorists. Even the non-violent Mahatma<br />
Gandhi considered it right to kill madmen who murder innocent<br />
people, thereby saving many more. Police <strong>of</strong>ficers also have the right<br />
to return fire in order to defend themselves and the public. Accor-<br />
ding to the Grand Orient, Augusto Pinochet did not have this right,<br />
although he is also a freemason (belonging to another lodge), and<br />
had established close contacts with criminal gangs smuggling arms<br />
and drugs.<br />
<strong>The</strong> fact that Pinochet is a freemason is made clear by an interview<br />
with Roger Letrei, grand master <strong>of</strong> the Grand Orient <strong>of</strong> France (Le<br />
Point, May 1989). When a left-wing freemason is finished, a right-<br />
wing freemason takes over.<br />
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