The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The Tibetan magicians, who practised the original Bon religion,
became known as the Society of the Green Men in the Nazi inner
circle. Towards the end of the war, on 25 April 1945, in a basement
in a Berlin suburb, Soviet soldiers discovered the bodies of six Tibe-
tan lamas who had committed suicide, a practice that was permitted
only in the exceptional case of magic secrets falling into the hands of
enemies. One of them wore green gloves. Later, more than a thou-
sand bodies of Asian men were found wearing German uniforms, but
without the usual insignia of rank. All had committed suicide.
In Konigsberg the Nazis had a laboratory, Konigsberg 13, headed
by SS Reichsfiihrer Heinrich Himmler, where various magic methods
were studied. The Nazis wanted to use practical magic to combat the
alleged enemy - international Jewry -, which also since ancient
times practised magic. Himmler was very interested in geomancy,
earth energies and ley lines. He believed that the SS headquarters in
Wewelsburg had become a power centre (Michael Baigent, Richard
Leigh and Henry Lincoln, "The Messianic Legacy", London, 1987, p.
203).
The Soviet security police, NKVD, had a similar laboratory in
Moscow where all the leaders were communist Jews. Stalin also had
advisers on questions of magic. The Jewish astrologer and tele-path
Wolf Messing was one of them. In Poland in 1937, Messing managed
to predict that 1945 would be a fatal year for Hitler and his regime.
At first only the Polish press wrote about Messing's predictions, later
it was related by major newspapers worldwide. When the Germans
occupied Poland, they tried to find Messing. He was arrested by the
Gestapo but managed to escape to the Soviet Union, where in 1940
he predicted that Soviet tanks would occupy Berlin. In 1943, at an
appearance at the opera in Novosibirsk, he predicted that the war
would end between 1 and 5 April 1945 with defeat for Germany.
On 9 April 1951, LIFE magazine reported that General Eisenhower,
the Allied supreme commander, had told Stalin of the American
intention to halt the advance at the Elbe, giving the Red Army the
honour of being the first to march into Berlin. It was President
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