The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The CIA hired Muller in 1948. He worked for the CIA in Washing-
ton, D. C. until his death in 1963 (Spotlight, 3-10 January 2000, p.
2). Muller had left most of the German masonic lodges alone, which
is why he was spared. Moreover, the CIA needed his knowledge of the
communists. Miiller and other Gestapo leaders also helped to trans-
form the OSS (Office of Strategic Services) into the CIA (Central
Intelligence Agency).
Hitler was far too vigorous and independent, and he was beginning
to deviate from the masonic doctrine. His health problems were
therefore used as an excuse to drug him. He had constant problems
with his digestion, including flatulence and constipation, which indi-
cates a lack of vitamin B. He was unable to digest his food properly.
But instead of giving him vitamins and minerals, he was given large
doses of chemicals, which completely ruined his health. This fact was
known by American intelligence service, according to reports that are
now available.
Hitler's Jewish doctor Theodore Morell, professor of psychiatry and
a member of the Thule Society, was able to put Hitler into the con-
dition required by the financiers of national socialism. Hitler was
given up to 20 belladonna and strychnine tablets per day. Every
doctor is aware of the effects of belladonna. It aggravates the
digestive problems, rather than alleviates them. Belladonna causes
paralysis of the central nervous system and the inner organs such as
the stomach, inhibiting secretion in the digestive tract and the
mucous membranes. Belladonna also has a negative effect on the
brain. The higher the intelligence, the more harmful it is. The
patient's sensitivity deteriorates, he becomes manic and prone to
hysterical outbursts of anger. Belladonna also affects vision and
hearing, may cause rapid speech, vertigo and rabies-like symptoms. It
causes paralysis of the spinal marrow and the stomach muscles. The
digestive process is halted, and the patient becomes choleric.
Strychnine is also a poison, which causes cramps, amnesia and
headaches, and causes difficulties in holding up the head and in the
ability to walk.
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