The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

to silence, with-hold, or as a last resort mock all information and
ideas that do not comply with their propaganda - whether it con-
cerns the murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, the sub-
marine incursions into Swedish territorial waters by the Soviet Union,
the "Estonia" disaster (we now know by means of metallurgic ana-
lysis that this ferry was sunk through explosion), the writing of
modern history or the freemasons' activities.
Charles T. Tart, professor of psychology at University of California,
called this ideological blunting of our intellect 'consensus trance'
("Waking Up: Overcoming the Obstacles to Human Potential", Boston,
1987). Consensus means general agreement or understanding. Con-
sensus trance thus implies the fact that we have accepted false
conception of reality, not through logical processing of facts but
through intensive manipulation (brainwashing) by the global elite.
Too many of us have been affected by consensus trance, which
thus is a common belief in these myths. The methods of suggestion
that the freemasons and others manipulators have used in order to
make us believe in their lies without second thought, have success-
fully turned most of us into victims of this audacious manipulation.
For this reason, we instinctively shy away from uncomfortable facts,
which threaten to demolish the false view of the world the free-
masons have created and thereby awaken us from the trance. Many
of us have been affected by mental paralysis.
But belief is a desire not to know, as the freemason and philo-
sopher Friedrich Nietzsche stated. This is why it is important to
expose the most dangerous propaganda myths. The mental anaesthe-
tization of the Western World has been a great success. Most people
have become victims of the type of blind faith called "political
correctness" and prefer to live in their illusory world.
The authorities have invented or exploited certain myths, which
serve their purposes and work against us. These fantasies apply to
history, health, culture, politics and other important subjects. One
must have both faith and trust in oneself to find the strength to face
the reality that is presented in this book.
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