The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The Nazis in other words wanted to implement a programme that
would create the United States of Europe and which the Illuminati
leader Giuseppe Mazzini had advocated as early as March 1848. The
SS Charter included the concept of the United States of Europe. It
was the Merovingian Empire under a new name.
Otto Ohlendorf, head of SD-Inland (interior security), was appoin-
ted by Himmler as Graalshuter der Idee (Grail Ideologue). He came up
with several ideas before the war, such as legal control of internment
in concentration camps, and minority status for the Jews, which
would lead to respect for the full rights of a people.
This confederacy project would make it morally impossible to start
a new war of brotherly destruction in Europe. In his book "The Tain-
ted Source: The Undemocratic Origins of the European Idea" (London,
1997), the British journalist John Laughland emphasized that
Joachim von Ribbentrop and Joseph Goebbels viewed the future
through the principle of the new order. Goebbels wanted to abolish
all borders between the nations. Europe's future would be ensured
through mutually dependent technological progress. A new monetary
regime was needed to protect Europe from the competition of the
rest of the world.
As early as 1942, the national socialists were planning the intro-
duction of a common European currency. The plan was eventually
launched by the freemasons in 1970, under the leadership of Luxem-
burg's Prime Minister Pierre Werner.
Leading Nazis really believed in this great plan. They called it the
European Economic Community (Europaische Wirtschaftsgemein-
schaft), which meant a common labour market, communications and
industrial policy.
The Nazis wished to make peace with the Soviet Union. The
Belgian Nazi leader Leon Degrelle once asked Hitler what he would do
if Stalin came to him. Hitler replied: "I would order that this person
be given access to the most beautiful castle in Europe."
Since the Nazi confederacy project departed from the original
masonic plans for a United States of Europe (interest free economy
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