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O'Driscoll. "<strong>The</strong> New World Order and the Throne <strong>of</strong> the Antichrist",<br />

Toronto, 1993, pp. 374-375).<br />

When MacArthur began to threaten Chinese communism (his aim<br />

was to destroy Communist China using nuclear weapons), President<br />

Truman ordered him to return the communist territory in North<br />

Korea. MacArthur refused to obey this order, which he considered<br />

treason, although he was a freemason <strong>of</strong> the 32 nd degree (Manila<br />

Lodge No. 1). He was replaced with General Matthew Ridgway (CFR)<br />

on 11 April 1951. Korea remained divided. On his return to the<br />

United States, MacArthur received a hero's welcome from the<br />

Congress and the people. It was not possible to charge him with<br />

refusing to obey orders. Even the Soviet-Estonian encyclopaedia<br />

admits that Mac-Arthur was discharged because <strong>of</strong> his intention <strong>of</strong><br />

extending the war to the territory <strong>of</strong> the People's Republic <strong>of</strong> China.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Korean War lasted three years. <strong>The</strong> United States lost 37 000<br />

men killed, and 106 000 wounded. <strong>The</strong> UN lost 14 000 and South<br />

Korea 350 000. China, however, lost one million soldiers and North<br />

Korea 1 650 000. One in three American prisoners <strong>of</strong> war in North<br />

Korea died as well. <strong>The</strong> Korean War gave enormous pr<strong>of</strong>its to the US<br />

arms industry. Not until 27 June 1953 did the combatants sign a<br />

separate peace treaty.<br />

<strong>The</strong> United States was always able to look after "its" interests,<br />

even if the communists disagreed. Stalin was not happy about Iran,<br />

when negotiating with Roosevelt in November-December 1943. He<br />

was unwilling to remove his troops from northern Iran. Roosevelt<br />

then explained to him that the interests <strong>of</strong> Washington demanded<br />

that the Red Army withdraw from Iran six months after the end <strong>of</strong><br />

the war. Stalin delayed this until the spring <strong>of</strong> 1946, when President<br />

Truman presented him with an ultimatum, threatening to use force if<br />

necessary. In April 1946, Stalin agreed. A similar ultimatum could<br />

well have been presented to the Kremlin concerning Eastern Europe<br />

and the Baltic States, but Wall Street wished otherwise.<br />

If the masonic interests demanded it, various states were "deli-<br />

vered" to the communists. When the anti-communist General George<br />

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