The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The Bonnier Popular Encyclopaedia ("Konversationslexikon",
Stockholm, 1926, Vol. 8, p. 634) has the following to say about
national socialism: "A movement aimed at society's intervention for the
benefit of the poorer classes, and the extension of state control of the
social economy, strongly emphasizing national solidarity between
classes. N. is hereby in sharp contrast to international socialism based on
class struggle. N. is primarily represented in Germany, where Hitler in
1920 founded a National Socialist Party, which co-operates with the right
wing. The Nationalsozialer Verein, which was active in 1896-1909, is
regarded as its predecessor."
The same encyclopaedia called Hitler a social democratic worker,
who distinguished himself in the World War (Vol. 5, p. 779). The
Nationalsozialer Verein originally represented Christian socialism.
"Sidney Warburg", together with the representatives of James
Warburg and several executives of American oil companies, went to
Berlin, where at the Hotel Adlon, they met with Hitler, Gregor
Strasser, Hermann Goring, "von Heydt" (Thyssen), and a German
lawyer. The Americans expressed their wish that Germany no longer
should be obliged to pay war damages to France. Germany had
already paid close to 10 billion dollars in damages to the United
States alone.
In October 1931, Hitler sent a letter to the international masonic
bankers, which led to a new meeting at the Guaranty Trust Company.
Some of the financiers (Montagu Norman, Royal Dutch Shell, and
Glean) did not consider Hitler able to act. On the other hand,
Rockefeller, J. H. Carter and McBean believed their investment in
Hitler to be wise. All agreed on a continued support for Hitler.
"Sidney Warburg" once more went to Germany, where he met the
banker von Heydt (Thyssen), who explained to him that the SS
troops were in need of good quality machine guns, revolvers and
rifles.
Warburg again met Hitler, who told him of his plans to seize
power. He had two options - a revolution or a coup d'etat, which
would take three months at a cost of 500 million marks. He also had
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