The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

In April 1976, the leader of Angka Loeu, Khieu Samphan, became
head of state and was replaced as chief of government by another
fanatic middle class "revolutionary", Pol Pot.
Pol Pot often had his victims buried alive. He gave orders to
torture 20 000 women and children to death. In all, 90% of the intel-
lectuals were murdered. The Red Khmer even assaulted villages in the
neighbouring countries. On 28 January 1977, the Red Khmer killed
the inhabitants of three Thai villages, before burning their houses,
according to a Reader's Digest article of January 1979.
Khieu Samphan admitted to an Italian journalist in August 1976,
that one million "war criminals" had died, according to Paul Johnson.
In a quick invasion the Vietnamese forces defeated Pol Pot, and
occupied Kampuchea on 25 December 1978. On 7 January 1979, a
new regime was installed under Heng Samrin, who received Soviet aid
(with the help of the United States). On 11 January the People's
Republic of Kampuchea was proclaimed.
The Red Khmer continued to receive aid from the West. During the
following years, Pol Pot was still supported by the United States and
China as well as their allies, among them Thatcher's Great Britain.
Although the Red Khmer had ceased to exist in January 1979, its
members were still allowed to represent Cambodia in the UN.
In 1981, the high-ranking freemason Zbigniew Brzezinski, Presi-
dent Carter's national security adviser, declared: "I encouraged the
Chinese to support Pol Pot." He admitted that the United States "tur-
ned a blind eye" to the fact that China sent arms to the Red Khmer
via Thailand (John Pilger's article "They Supported a Mass Mur-
derer").
This was the same Brzezinski, who in 1979 had openly admitted
that "the world is changing under the influence of forces ungover-
nable by any government", according to Paul Johnson.
Pol Pot's activities in exile had been secretly financed by the
United States since January 1980. The extent of this aid - 85 million
dollars between 1980 and 1986 - was shown by a letter to the US
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations. The CIA ensured that
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