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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION based upon some prejudice — and, it presumes a prior knowledge of the topic, limited though that knowledge may be, to “justify” that rejection or inconsideration. Because of a heavy pre-conditioning of the individual mind and thought process, induced by The Adversary, its Government, and Its well-regulated Public School System — and thereafter reinforced by the constant Influence of the daily “Programmed” News and Entertainment Media, the average individual thinker in this century — and as it now goes, into the next century — has been sensitized to Insensitivity; to reject all but the “Programmed Opinion,” the “politically correct” stand, which would be acceptable thereto — and therefore, such individuals would be, in a wholesale and a very unconscious manner, cooperative in a nonresponse manner to any other Understanding, even if it would awaken them to The Truth. To those, The Reader must for the moment, turn away quietly. They will see The Light soon enough or never. Leave them. This means plainly that to understand this Book and its Accompanying Texts and Notes — even to complete the Reading of it, the individual, as The Reader of This Book, must disabuse Himself or Herself of any preconceived Notions of “What is Truth.” 2/ To do this, one must simply read and question the words plainly found in The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, and then question the intent of the text and question the individual’s thoughts generated by those words. Compare the words and thoughts to the reality one sees in the “news and information media” (i.e., radio, newspapers, television; editorials, articles, “theatrical” productions, advertisements, etc.); and in practical life itself; then, compare these same to the comprehension one has to that media. It will not be too long before The Reader of This Book sees the theories of The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion played out right there before their own eyes in those news and information medias. Too many times The Compiler & Editor of This Book has seen this borne out as true, and the course of immediate history, as with ancient history, has always followed this Protocol Plan to an uncanny obedience; unless non-Jews awaken to this ill-begotten threat, these Plans will continue into the future. “Whether they [The Protocols] were genuine in an historical sense or not was not the issue. Their inner truth was what made them so convincing.” 3/ The following phrases have been found in Zionism (Movements in Judaism), Richard J.H. Gotthiel (Phila., The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1914), at Notes, p. 217, 225- 227: “Protokoll des Ersten Zionisten-Kongresses,” Minutes [of the] First Zionist-Congress “Protokolle und Aktenstuck der Zweiten Rabbiner-Versammlung,” Minutes and records [of the] Second Rabbi-Assembly 2 WHAT IS TRUTH. The classic Question of Pilate put to Jesus Christ, yet written only in The Gospel According to John, Chp. 18, verse 38. 3 THEIR INNER TRUTH WAS WHAT MADE THEM SO CONVINCING.. Levy, A Lie & A Libel, p. 30, re: Segel, p. 46, at n. 10, quoting Hermann Rauschning, Gespräche mit Hitler (Zurich, 1940, reprint Vienna, 1973), p. 225. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -12
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION “Protokoll des Dritten Zionisten-Kongresses,” Minutes [of the] Third Zionist-Congress “Protokoll...des Funften Zionisten-Kongresses,” Minutes [of the] Fifth Zionist-Congress “Protokoll...des Sechsten Zionisten-Kongresses,” Minutes...[of the] Sixth Zionist-Congress “Protokoll des Siebenten Zionisten-Kongresses,” Minutes [of the] Seventh Zionist-Congress “Protokoll des Achten Zionisten-Kongresses,” Minutes [of the] Eighth Zionist-Congress “Protokoll des Neunten Zionisten-Kongresses.” Minutes [of the] Ninth Zionist-Congress. Part 2. CONCERNING VICTOR MARSDEN, 4/ The Translator of The Present Document, The Protocols of The Learned Elders of Zion, After He Translated Such Document From the Russian into the English Language This Translation has been ably accomplished by the late Victor E. Marsden. Mr. Marsden was himself a victim of the Russian Bolshevik Revolution of 1918, and continued for long afterwards to be a Victim of that Jewish Revolution against the Lawful Government of Russia. Mr. Marsden had lived for many years in Czarist Russia, and was married to a Russian lady. Among his other Activities in Russia, he had been for a number of years Russian Correspondent of the English newspaper, The Morning Post, a position which he occupied when the Bolshevik Revolution occurred. His vivid descriptions of the Events in Revolutionary Russia will still be in the recollection of many of the Historical Readers of that Journal and/or History in general, as they search for the chronology of those Truths. Naturally, because of this close contact with both the Czarist Russia and the Translation of The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, Mr. Marsden was singled out to receive the anger of the new Jewish “Soviet 5/ .” He was arrested and thrown into a Bolshevik prison, expecting every day to have his name called out for execution. Execution, however, he escaped, and eventually he was allowed to return to England, very much a wreck in bodily health. He 4 CONCERNING MARSDEN. Much of the information on Marsden has been gained from an undated book by Gerald L.K. Smith (Nat’l Dir. of The Christian Nationalist Crusade), titled The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, pp. 3-4. (Christian Nationalist Crusade, P.O. Box 27895, Los Angeles, Calif. — a closed P.O. box); information has not been confirmed. (Ed.). 5 The “Soviet” or, Council of representatives, in Bolshevik U.S.S.R. (Webster’s Int’l Dict. 2nd Ed., (1960) p. 2406). THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -13-
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