Freemasonry is one of many groups that share a common agenda with other organizations like the Bildebergers, the Catholic Church, the Jesuits, Opus Dei, the Illuminati, International Communism, the United Nations, and the Counsel on Foreign Relations. These groups are all working towards the same general goal of bringing the world under one supranational government and establishing a single supranational religion. However, these groups do not need to agree perfectly or cooperate closely with each other, as their specific interests and methodologies often clash. Satan, the author of confusion, does not mind this lack of perfect cooperation among these groups, as he can always replace them if necessary.

The Statue of Liberty was a gift from the French Grand Orient Temple Masons to the Masons of America. It was built by French engineer Gustave Eiffel, a Freemason, and designed by Auguste Bartholdi, also a Freemason. The statue was dedicated by the Freemasons in the 1880s. At the Masonic congress meeting in Paris on July 16, 1889, Jean-Claude Colfavru, the French Grand Master of the Grand Orient, mentioned that amongst its adepts were Voltaire and Ben Franklin, who helped initiate Voltaire into Freemasonry on April 4, 1778. These adepts were from the Enlightenment period and were known as the Enlightened Ones who infiltrated the French Masonic lodges. The Masonic Lodge kept a low profile during the dedication of the Statue of Liberty to avoid unnecessary controversy, similar to their approach with the Washington monument, another Egyptian obelisk.