The link between Mormonism and Freemasonry is key to understanding the two sides of the New World Order, for always there has been a religious and a political aspect to the hydra-headed nature of this monster.
Freemasonry had long been a powerful political influence on the stage of world affairs prior to its emergence from underground in the early 18th century England, and its influence has only grown since then under one guise or another.
The religious sword-arm of the New World Order though took a major shift in the early 1800s. The new Holy Roman Empire that had controlled religious thought for more than a thousand years was disbanded in 1806 by Napoleon after having waned in power from its inception under the Merovingian king, Clovis. Although the Vatican still held sway over millions of Catholics, it too had many weaknesses and was a religion for an old era, not for the approaching 20th century that was so crucial to the New World Order's plans.
The timing was perfect. In the emerging New World of the Americas, a young Joseph Smith (1805-44) had just set out on his mission with his newly created Church of Latter-day Saints the Mormons.
Mormonism was a part of the early 19th-century American movement of religious revivalism called the Second Great Awakening, an idea which reflected the new focus on the country that was to be a major power and influence for the new century, the country which Manly Hall says had always been called the New Atlantis in the New World Order's Great Plan.
This DVD has an animated story of the history of the Mormon's.