The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

About the Author
Juri Lina was born in 1949 in Soviet-occupied Estonia. He was banned from
journalistic work in 1975 and then worked as a night watchman until he
was forced to emigrate in 1979 after repeated confrontations with the politi-
cal police, KGB. In 1985, according to documents recently made available,
political charges were made in Soviet Estonia against Juri Lina in his
absence. He was accused of high treason in connection with the publication
of two books - "Sovjet hotar Sverige" ("The Soviet Threat against Sweden")
and "Oised paevad" ("Nightly Days"). The KGB regarded him as one of the
most anti-communist writers in Sweden. Juri Lina is a member of the
Swedish Publicists' Association.
Juri Lina has published many articles in several countries, as well as the
following books: "Ufotutkimuksesta Neuvostoliitossa" (Helsinki, 1979),
"Oised paevad" (Stockholm, 1983), "Sovjet hotar Sverige" (Stockholm,
1983, 1984), "UFO-forskning i Sovjetunionen" (Stockholm, 1984), "Kom-
munisternas heliga krig" (Stockholm, 1986), "Bakom Gorbatjovs kulisser"
(Stockholm, 1987), "UFO-gatan fordjupas" (Stockholm, 1992), "Under
Skorpionens tecken" (Stockholm, 1994), "Mida Eesti ajakirjandus
pelgab?" (Stockholm, 1996), "Skorpioni margi all" (Stockholm, 1996, 1998,
2003), "Moistatuslikkuse kutkeis" (Tallinn, 1996), "Sovjetiskt inflytande
in Sverige" (Stockholm, 1997), "Under the Sign of the Scorpion" (Stock-
holm, 1998, 2002), "Filmikunsti valjenduslikkusest" (Stockholm, 1998),
"Varjatud tervisevalem" (Stockholm, 1999), "Varldsbyggarnas bedrageri"
(Stockholm, 2001), "Maailmaehitajate pettus " (Stockholm, 2003, 2004).
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