The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

In the magic Astrum Argentinum (Silver Star) lodge, which
resembled a masonic lodge, Crowley taught black magic. He took his
30 members from the Mysteria Mystica Maxima. He appointed himself
Master of the Temple (Magister Templi). During the Second World
War, Churchill consulted Crowley on issues of magic. After that, he
began to use his famous V-sign.
Hitler's first teacher of magic was a short Jewish hunchback, Ernst
Pretzsche, who ran an occult bookshop in Vienna. He occasionally
gave Hitler food, when he was hungry and pawned his occult books.
Pretzsche had grown up in Mexico City where his father had been
an apothecary. He had studied the ritual magic of the Aztecs. After
the family had returned to Europe and Ernst Pretzsche had opened
his bookshop, he became acquainted with the magician Guido von
List, who in his Blood Lodge claimed he could make evil spirits
materialize. When this lodge was exposed, it led to a scandal in the
German-speaking countries.
Pretzsche told the young Hitler of black magic and disclosed the
secret behind astrological and alchemical symbols (Ken Anderson,
"Hitler and the Occult", New York, 1995, p. 75).
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