The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

The memorandum of the Masonic Grand Council states: "This revenge
implicitly affects those in power." ("Cette vengeance implicitement
s'exerce sur eux qui ont le droit.") Jacques de Molay also cursed
France upon his heretic's pyre. In 1315, France and most of Europe
were stricken by the first of a series of years of bad harvests. It
rained constantly during the years 1315-1318.
Anyone could see that something was not right. The Black Death
was waiting around the corner. And then came the wars.
From 1346 to 1352, the Black Death ravaged the whole of Europe.
The bubonic plague claimed an estimated 24 million lives, a third of
Europe's population. Rats and the fleas on the rats spread the
disease. Beforehand, certain powers in the Church had made sure
that cats were diabolised and persecuted. The cats were therefore
unable to limit the number of rats. Robbers and plunderers were
everywhere. A rumour claimed that the Jews were behind this
unparalleled catastrophe and thousands of Jews were killed.
The Grand Master of the Knights Templar, Beaujeu, a predecessor
of Jacques de Molay, visited de Molay during his imprisonment. At de
Molay's request, he was to open the grave of de Molay's uncle and
bring out a chest containing the documents of the Knights Templar.
These were transported to Scotland (Lennings, "Encyklopaedie der
Freimaurerei", Leipzig, 1863). The Swedish freemasons still keep
some property left behind by the Knights Templar (Henning Melan-
der, "Frimurarnas hemlighet" / "The Secret of the Freemasons",
Stockholm, 1916, p. 20).
On 24 June 1314, the Scots won the battle against the English at
Bannockburn near Stirling due to the unexpected intervention of the
Knights Templar (who were regarded as "unknown warriors"). Scot-
land subsequently became independent and remained so for 289
years. Among the warriors was Sir William St. Clair (later Sinclair) of
Roslyn.
The American masonic leader Albert Pike wrote in his book "Morals
and Dogma": "The Order lived on, under different names and headed by
unknown masters, and revealed its existence only to those who, by
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