The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

infamous as a pederast. The SA received money from the secret
Reichswehr fund, but the amount was very modest. The election cam-
paign had already started, and the authorities did not have enough
time to investigate the secret sources of Hitler's finances. It was
commonly known, however, that Hitler had access to enormous
amounts to cover his propaganda costs.
As early as 20 December 1922, The New York Times stated that the
automobile manufacturer Henry Ford financed Adolf Hitler's national
socialist, anti-Semitic movement in Munich. The Berliner Tageblatt
published a protest against Ford's involvement in German politics.
Hitler later thanked Ford in a letter for his generous contributions to
the Nazis. Henry Ford was also a freemason (Palestine Lodge No. 357,
Detroit, Michigan, 1894).
Hitler's Goal
After five years of research, the Swiss historian Wolfgang Hanel was
able to show that information received from the former gauleiter
Hermann Rauschning, concerning Hitler's secret intentions, was made
up. He had not in fact met Hitler "over a hundred times", but only
four times and never alone. The quotes that Rauschning claimed were
Hitler's actually came from different sources, among them Ernst
Junger and Friedrich Nietzsche. The story of how Hitler was visited
by demons at night was taken from a short story by Guy de Mau-
passant. The purpose of Rauschning's widely distributed books "Hitler
Speaks" (London, 1939) and "The Voice of Destruction" (London,
1940), was to inflame public opinion in many countries, above all in
the United States, to war against Germany. The brain behind this
project was the Hungarian-Jewish journalist Emery Reves, who ran an
influential anti-German propaganda bureau in Paris in the 1930s.
Reves later wrote a book, "The Anatomy of Peace", containing the
usual Illuminati propaganda that nations should be broken up and a
world government established.
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