The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The British press magnate Harold Sidney Rothermere (1868-1940)
added his voice to the Nazi propagandists.
According to information acquired by Stalin after the end of the
war, 40 000 Jewish-owned companies kept financing the strengthe-
ning the German war machine even after 1938.
Advertising for Hitler
John D. Rockefeller Jr was particularly interested in Hitler's anti-
communist statements, which were quoted in the press.
During the 1920s, Rockefeller had used the well-known advertising
agency Ivy Lee & T. J. Ross of New York to give the bolsheviks a
positive image. They were to be regarded as confused idealists and
charitable humanitarians. Lee claimed that the communists were "all
right", and that no communist problem existed. It was simply a
question of a psychological misunderstanding. A statement by Frank
Vanderlip, comparing Lenin to George Washington, was eagerly pub-
licised. The same agency also compiled the insidious propaganda
pamphlet "The USSR - an Enigma". The mass murderer Stalin was in a
familiar manner nicknamed "Uncle Joe".
In May 1927, Ivy Lee travelled to the Soviet Union summoned by
Stalin and Radek to discuss communist propaganda in the West. At
the same time, he took the opportunity to refine the manipulative
methods of the Soviet ideologists.
In 1939, Joseph Stalin was elected Man of the Year by Time
Magazine (after the extensive exterminations of 1937-38). The same
honour was granted to Mikhail Gorbachov in 1987, after his promise
to exterminate the Afghan people.
After Hitler's assumption of power in January 1933, the advertising
agency Ivy Lee & Ross was again called in to pacify the American
public. Ivy Lee was given the task of polishing the propaganda
methods of Hitler and Goebbels. Their services were paid for by
American IG Farben, headed by the Warburg family. On 13 March
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