The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

for Francois de Guise, Duke of Lorraine, and Charles de Guise,
Cardinal of Lorraine, who began acting on behalf of the Prieure de
Sion in 1557 (Gerard de Sede, "Signe: Rose + Croix", Paris, 1977). As
court astrologer, Nostradamus was initiated into all kinds of secrets,
which he used to their full advantage. Many of his prophecies were
not prophecies at all but cryptic messages, codes, plans, timetables,
instructions and concepts for actions within the secret society.
Nostradamus hinted that future rulers would originate from
Languedoc (from the Order of the Knights Templar). He happened to
see a book on magic in a monastery in Orval, in present-day Belgium.
Godfroi de Bouillons stepmother had donated the book. It was in
Orval, where the Priory of Sion had begun their activities. It was also
in Orval that Nostradamus' books were published during the masonic
coup in 1789 and under Napoleon.
According to the Italian historian Pier Carpi, Nostradamus was an
active member of the Priory of Sion. But he was much more than
that.
Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair (Merovingian) was elected grand
master in Blois in the Loire valley on 17 January 1981. Two days
later, he met Licio Gelli, the grand master of P2, at Cafe La Tipia on
rue de Rome in Paris. Plantard was a friend of Charles de Gaulle
(Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh, Henry Lincoln, "Holy Blood, Holy
Grail", New York, 1983, p. 222). In a letter, de Gaulle thanked Plan-
tard for his services by means of which he was elected president.
During the Second World War, the Gestapo had imprisoned Plantard
from October 1943 up to the end of 1944.
In 1983, Pierre Plantard de Saint-Clair, grand master of the Prieure
de Sion during the years 1981-1984, published an article, where he
wrote the following: "It was in Turin, in 1556, that Nostradamus was
initiated into the great secret of the future... But it was not until 1557,
when he became the grand master of the Order that he was allowed to
partake of the great secret... Here is the message of the wise poet from
Salon-de-Provence, who in his writings has made the secrets of the
hermetics immortal through the centuries up to our time."
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