The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

Fusion. But Newton is still praised as a great scientist. Even his main
defender, C. Truesdale, was forced to admit in 1960 that "Newton's
flow theories are, however, largely erroneous".
In 1619, the London Mason's Company founded a parallel lodge for
accepted masons called The Acception. These were men who had no
knowledge of stonemasonry, but were happy to pay double entrance
fee in order eventually to take over the organization, which was a
perfect cover for their criminal activities and also served well in their
efforts to ideologically poison the surroundings.
In 1670, the infiltration had reached the point where only 10 of
the 49 members of the Aberdeen lodge were operative (active) ma-
sons (Martin Short, "Inside the Brotherhood", London, 1997, p. 49).
The accepted masons had effectively forced out the true free-
masons. The fateful conversion of the freemasons from a craftsmen's
guild to a powerful organization of social conspiracy had begun.
In 1703, the lodges began to officially accept non-masons. As early
as 1714, the accepted masons founded their own Grand Lodge of York
in England. False Rosicrucians helped to take over the masonic
lodges.
Political impostors from the hibernating ranks of the Knights
Templar and Jewish occultists managed to infiltrate the freemasons'
network to use it for their own shady ends. They began an unpre-
cedented reorganization. Scottish lodges were even given the right to
possess arms in 1684. The original organization of the freemasons
was completely destroyed and converted into an effective conspi-
ratorial movement in which the Knights Templar used black magic to
gain control of the world.
Secret Societies Take Over the Craftmen's Guilds
Secret societies agitated the Scots to rise against the crown in 1715.
The uprising was crushed and the leaders were executed in February
1716. During the summer or autumn of 1716, the freemasons decided
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