The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

without aspartame, on the other hand, require a doctor's prescrip-
tion. Aspartame is also sold as Nutra Sweet, Canderel and Equal.
By insidious means, we are forced to consume various drugs. In his
book "Between Two Ages" (New York, 1970, p. 10), the freemason
Zbigniew Brzezinski states that in the new technotronic era, the
intention of the elite is to extend their mind control to include
biochemical means. The new dictatorship is preserved by means of
modern technology.
In January 2001, the Belgian masonic-controlled government
repealed the ban on smoking cannabis and marijuana.
"A survey of the substances classified as narcotics in Sweden shows
that nearly 100% of these were originally used for medical purposes
before being introduced as substances of addiction." (Borje Olsson,
"Narkotikaproblemets bakgrund" / "The Origin of Narcotics Problem",
Stockholm, 1994).
Up to 200 000 Swedes are addicted to tranquillizers and anti-
depressants. The cost of this widespread addiction is estimated at
between 280 and 700 million dollars per year. The solution would lie
in large doses of vitamin B 12.
Large numbers of children in the United States and Europe are
walking around in a zombie-like condition, forced by the medical
profession into using amphetamines.
Saturated fats are a health hazard and a cheap option for the food
industry. They are now used also in chocolate, as opposed to the
earlier use of unsaturated fats. Proctor & Gamble, a company
controlled by the international freemasonry, has introduced the
synthetic fat Olestra on the market. Internal company research shows
that it can cause gastric problems.
Natural fats provide protection against cancer and infections, and
contain fat-soluble nutrients such as carotenoids and vitamins A and
E which play an important role in the fight against infections,
cancer, diseases of the heart and liver, and prostate ailments. Proctor
& Gamble's research clearly shows that Olestra lowers the body's
supplies of fat-soluble nutrients by blocking the absorption of fat.
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