The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Somalia really were after the abundant oil wells and the strategically
important metals tungsten and uranium. They had entered Somalia
as humanitarian aid functionaries. When Operation Restore Hope was
begun, the United States sided with General Mohammed Farah Aidid,
who was the leader of a gang of robbers called the Habir-Ghedir clan.
The American oil company Conoco played a decisive role in con-
nection with this. In exchange for military support, Aidid agreed to
give Conoco monopoly to the oil prospecting. Later, the Hawale clan
leader Ali Mahdi signed a "preliminary agreement" with Conoco that
once again was given prospecting rights after the war.
It was then decided to get rid of Aidid, who was presented by the
propaganda as the devil incarnate. Conoco belongs to the masonic
family DuPont, who took part in the financing of the Soviet Union as
well as Nazi Germany. The assets of Eleuthere and Samuel DuPont
increased from 83 million dollars to 308 million dollars during the
First World War.
The editor-in-chief of the Italian financial newspaper Il Globo-Oro
12, Enzo Garretti, revealed that behind the Somali operation were,
except for the oil magnates, also the finance companies Goldman
Sachs and Salomon Brothers (the latter has also lent money to the
Swedish government). Garretti wrote: "The shadow of Wall Street lies
over Somalia."
The same shadow also lies over the European Union. It is at the
same time the shadow of freemasonry, since Wall Street has always
served the interests of international freemasonry, which among other
things dictates a drastic reduction in world population. For this very
reason, hundreds of armed conflicts have been stirred up after the
Second World War.
Conflicts in the Balkans
Looking at events from a historical perspective tends to clarify the
issues.
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