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Was Mahatma Gandhi an Illuminati Pawn?
July 20, 2012
Left. Gandhi in London shortly after being called to the Bar in 1891. During his period as a law student in London, he joined the Theosophical Society and may have been recruited by MI-6.
Ghandi was assassinated because he was an Illuminati agent who had betrayed the Hindu cause.
By Timothy Watson, Ph.D.
(henrymakow.com)
As a Freemason employed by MI6, Gandhi's main role was to partition India in order to set it up for future conflict.
This would serve the future depopulation agenda by fomenting regional wars. It would also justify the New World Order plan to implement world government to restore the peace.
The Illuminati used the same M.O. in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Kuwait, and a host of other divide-and-conquer national bifurcation schemes. The Illuminati relentlessly implement their motto ordo ab chao (order out of chaos). It is their teleology.
The Round Table was a world government body set up by Illuminati agent Cecil Rhodes. When Gandhi attended the Round Table Conference in 1931, Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald presented him with the Communal Award for partitioning India.
Gandhi gave a speech at the Round Table Conference promoting "Communitarianism", a buzz word used to disguise the Illuminati goal of establishing a worldwide socialist dictatorship under the cover of "communalism".
SERVANT OF EMPIRE
In the 1890's, the young Gandhi set off to London to study law. His London Diary recorded this period in his life, but all but 20 pages have mysteriously disappeared.
The surviving pages actually describe Gandhi's initiation to the Third Degree of Freemasonry in coded language, something only a Freemason scholar would notice.
The original 120-page volume would have been his Freemason diary. If the surviving 20 pages are any indication, it appears to be a record of his initiation through the various degrees of the Order.
Since he is known to have entrusted the Diary to a close family relation, the fact that it has gone missing is highly suspect. The more likely explanation is that it is being withheld from the public to conceal Gandhi's Freemason affiliations.
(left, Gandhi in the Ambulance Corps) Gandhi later became a sergeant major in the British Army. His ambulance team joined the British in their campaign to suppress a "Kaffir" uprising in South Africa. Gandhi acted as a recruitment officer for the British Army in the Boar War, WWI and WWII and as an apologist for the British Empire in his Indian Opinion newspaper.
Gandhi was assassinated and Natharam Godse was arrested in the square before hordes of onlookers. He surrendered, compliantly raising his hands over his head and handed his weapon over to the authorities.
Gopal Godse, brother of Gandhi assassin, Natharam Godse, wrote a book called May It Please Your Honour based on the courtroom testimony of his brother, which the world never got to hear.
Natharam Godse conducted his own defense in order to present his true motivations. He conducted his own defense, but the Congress Party of India ensured that not a word was published in any of the Indian newspapers.
The police stole the notebooks out of the reporters' hands and destroyed them, issuing a stern warning that not a single word of his testimony be printed.
Godse's courtroom testimony brought tears to the eyes of the packed gallery. Sobs conveying the deep emotion of those present could be heard throughout the court. Godse testified that Gandhi was in regular correspondence with known terrorists, including the head of the Muslim League, a terrorist organization responsible for slaughtering thousands of innocent civilians, especially in Calcutta.
He also alleges that Gandhi conspired with the Amir of Afghanistan to front an invasion of India in order to found a Muslim caliphate, but that the plot was somehow thwarted.
Gandhi even promoted Hindustani as the lingua franca of India. Hindustani is Urdu under a different name. Godse, left, understood that this was subterfuge. It amounted to the Islamizing of India. Forcing a foreign tongue upon a great nation like India was treasonous. Mr. Shastri, Mr. C.Y. Chintamani, the editor of Allahabad and even the Mahatma's lifelong friend, the late C.F. Andrews, confirmed that Gandhi's speeches and writings added up to an open invitation to the Amir of Afghanistan to invade India. It was de facto high treason. Is there another word for a leader plotting to have his country invaded by an alien power?
The Hindu-Muslim unity Gandhi claimed to covet so strongly was now a fleeting mirage. If Godse's defense were on public record, everyone would know the truth. If the press had not been muzzled, the word would be out.
Instead, the treasonous Congress Party suppressed the truth and prevented the face behind the mask of divinity from being revealed.
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Timothy Watson is co-author with Col. G.B. Singh of Gandhi Under Cross-examination. Visit Tim's website www.shakesaspear.com or send him an email at apollospear@yahoo.com.
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Henry Makow is the author of A Long Way to go for a Date. He received his Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Toronto. He welcomes your feedback and ideas at henry@savethemales.ca.
Comments for "Was Mahatma Gandhi an Illuminati Pawn?"
Dan said (July 21, 2012):
Not so mysterious. Gandhi's father and family were very highly placed public officials during the British Raj (rule). He was groomed for his career in politics at University College in London and became barrister at the Inner Temple bar. For those that don't know, the Inner Temple in the City of London was founded by none other than the Knights Templar. After that he began his career in South Africa. There are too many Cecil Rhodes connections here to be irrelevant.
With due respect to Gandhi, the 'decolonization' of the old British Empire was part of the long term business plan of Globalization.
India was scheduled to become part of the British 'Commonwealth' - that grand illusion of independence. Without a figurehead leader to be a binding factor the Indian continent would have fallen into chaos when the British left. I think Gandhi was groomed and supported for that role.
I think he was assassinated when he'd served his purpose.
When the master planners need to unify a diverse people into a nation they give them an idealist. Soon as the nation-state exists, the idealists are simply in the way.
Andre said (July 21, 2012):
Natharam Godse's defense can be found and read here:
http://www.vijayvaani.com/FrmPublicDisplayArticle.aspx?id=365
Indeed, thou shalt not kill. Yet, for those in the West who put Gandhi on a pedestal in their minds (ask yourself how you came to this idea of his supposed greatness i.e. who put this notion in your head?), it is sobering to read the damage caused by Gandhi's actions.
The murderer saw it as his responsibility to defend his own, to stop the selling-out of land and the spilling of Hindu blood, for which he largely held Gandhi responsible. It puts things in perspective although excusing a murderer is quite something else.
The article by Timothy was about Gandhi and reading even the first two pages of the defense will tell you a lot more than the propaGandhi that has been poured out over us in decades past.