“THE revolutionary intelligentsia in every nation on the continent had been vitally interested in the American experiment from the beginning. How else can we explain so many foreigners who suddenly appeared out of nowhere to occupy posts of command in the American revolutionary militia? The Germans, General Von Steuben and ‘Baron’ de Kalb, the Poles Kosciuszko and Count Pulaski, the French Count de Rochambeau, Count de Grasse and the Marquis de Lafayette, not to mention the English and Irish and others? Is it coincidence that these were nearly all, if not all, Masons? Some, like Pulaski, carried Masonic battle flags. He sported the [Illuminati] All-Seeing Eye and Triangle, with the words, Non Alius Regit! (No Other King!) From the beginning the American experiment was a global project.”

— A.S. Fraser, Apropos, No. 8A, 1990