The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

dollar bill is built of 33 stones. This is the most widely spread system
in the world today.
The Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of France was the poet
Michael Andrew Ramsay, who came from Scotland. Ramsay admitted
the following to newly initiated freemasons in Paris on 21 March
1737: "The whole world is nothing but a great republic, of which each
nation forms a family and each individual a child. The Masonic Order is
an association of those who have understood this truth and seek to make
it real." (Harry Lenhammar, "Med murslev och svard" / "With Trowel
and Sword", Delsbo, 1985, pp. 45-46)
Ramsay claimed that the Knights Templar had been guided by the
same ideals and had joined forces to realize it. He believed that the
Scottish system descended from the Order of the Knights Templar.
That is why he re-created the same system where the secret password
came from the passwords of the watch guard in military camps. This
system became known as the Scottish Rite with 33 degrees. He
explained all this in his book "Oration" (1737).
The aforementioned lecture became as crucial to freemasonry as
Anderson's Constitution. Ramsay's alias within freemasonry was
Chevalier. He was a close friend of Isaac Newton and Jean Theophile
Desaguliers. Maximilien Robespierre's father belonged to the lodge
Ramsey founded. Ramsay was executed in Great Britain in 1746 for
taking part in a rebellion in the interest of the masonic Stuart
family.
The system was further developed primarily by the Jewish leaders,
among them Estienne (Stephen) Morin. He became the leader of all
the orders and in 1761 was given the assignment of spreading
freemasonry throughout America, where he made public appearances
as a Huguenot. Morin was a freemason of the highest degree. He
introduced his new system of freemasonry into the American colonies
on 27 August 1761.
On 31 May 1801, Morin founded the Supreme Council together with
John Mitchell, Abraham Alexander, Israel Mitchell, Emmanuel de la
Motta and other high-ranking masonic Jews within the Scottish Rite
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