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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION book-search, using the name The Protocols of the Learned Elders (or, Wise Men) of Zion in the library’s computerized card catalogue, showed nothing there relating to that title. Finally, as a result of a search under the “Protocols of Zion,” only one entry for a popular magazine was found. True to form, that entry states, in an unofficial summary, that The Protocols of Zion was to “detail a supposed conspiracy among Jews to conquer the world. Its publication had incited a wave of anti-Semitism...and caused the death of millions before it was uncovered to be a fraud.” 79/ Nothing further in that summary is offered as evidence to establish the truth of that suggestion, and the summary disregards the fact that The Protocols, under whatever title, have been denied by Jews, and alleged to have been uncovered as a fraud by Jews, long before any `death of millions’ or the so-called “holocaust” in the Europe of the 1940’s. The Jews remain steadfast at denying The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion as a “forgery,” etc., saying “Careful and documented exposures of its fraudulent origin behave relegated it, in the free world, to the lunatic fringes, but have done little to diminish its effectiveness elsewhere. Because of its enormous impact, and the actions taken by those who believe in it, it has been accurately described as `a warrant for genocide.’” 80/ If unenlightened Readers would believe anything in print at the truth, The Adversary will have its way. All this the Jews well know and therefore evade in their peculiar and characteristic manner — by putting up a strong offense against their supposed attackers (more rightly, revelators) to protect their own un-defendable position, rather than to debate the truth of the matter. If The Protocols are “forgeries,” as most Jews assert, then it surely is a paradox that everything which those documents outline should be now coming to pass as existent, right before our very eyes. Henry Ford, quoted above, was right: “[The Protocols] have fitted the world situation up to this time. They fit now.” Part 14. THE “PRESUMPTION OF CORRECTNESS.” The presumption is strong that The Protocols were issued, or reissued, at the First Zionist Congress held at Basel, Switzerland, 81/ on August 27, 1897, for three days, 82/ with 204 “delegates” form “all corners of the world,” including 80 from Russia — over one-third of them 79 LIBRARY CATALOGUE CITE. From an Abstract, Summary of an article, “This Lie will not Die,” by Lawrence Elliot, Reader’s Digest (Canada), Vol. 146, June, 1995, p. 57. 80 “A WARRANT FOR GENOCIDE.” Bernard Lewis, Semites and Anti-Semites, (1986 W.W. Norton & Co., New York) p. 23 at n. 8, quoting Norman Cohn, Warrant for Genocide: The Myth of the Jewish World-Conspiracy and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, (London, 1967). 81 FIRST ZIONIST CONGRESS HELD AT BASEL, SWITZERLAND. “It had been intended to hold the First Congress in Munich [Germany]. That it met in Basel was due to the opposition of the official Jewish community in the first-named city [Munich].” Gottheil, Zionism, Chp. V., “The Jewish Congress,” p. 113. 82 FIRST ZIONIST CONGRESS HELD IN AUGUST, 1897. Gottheil, id, Chp. V., “The Jewish Congress,” p. 114; Sachar, p. 272. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -32
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION all, 83/ assembling under the presidency of the Father of Modern Zionism, the late Theodore Herzl. There has been published a volume of Herzl’s Diaries, a translation of some passages which appeared in The Jewish Chronicle of July 14, 1922, 84/ though unseen by the Compiler and Editor of This Book. In that diary, Herzl gives an account of his first visit to England in 1895, and his conversation with Colonel Goldsmid, a Jew brought up as a Christian, and an officer in the English Army, and at hear a Jew Nationalist throughout all that time. Goldsmid suggested to Herzl that the best way of expropriating the English aristocracy and so destroying their power to protect the people of England against Jewish infiltration and eventual domination, was to put an excessive tax upon the land. Herzl thought this to be an excellent idea, and it is now found definitely embodied in “Protocol No. 4.” The above extract from Herzl’s Diary, if the Reader could ever find a copy of it — which is doubtful anymore, is an extremely significant piece of evidence hearing on the existence of the Jewish World Plot and on the authenticity of The Protocols prior to the Nilus translation and its subsequent proliferation. But any reader of intelligence will be able, from his own knowledge of the history of this century and from his own experience, to confirm the genuineness of every line of Herzl’s statements, and of those protocols; and, it is in the light of this living comment that all readers are invited to study Mr. Nilus’ or Mr. Marsden’s translation of that document. And here is another very significant circumstance. One of the successors of Theodore Herzl as leader of the Zionist Movement, a Dr. Weizmann, quoted ont of these sayings at the send-off banquet given to Chief Rabbi Hertz on October 6, 1920. The Chief Rabbi was on the point of leaving for his “Empire tour” of Jewish places — a Jewish answer to the British Commonwealth “Empire Tour” of the English royalty. And this is the “saying” of The Sages which Dr. Weizmann quoted: “A beneficent protection which God has instituted in the life of the Jew is that He [God] has dispersed him [the Jew] all over the world.” 85/ Now compare Dr. Weizmann’s quotation with the last sentence of Protocol No. 11, paragraph 8: God has granted to us, His Chosen People, the gift of dispersion, and from this, which appears to all eyes to be our weakness, has cone forth all our strength, which has now brought us to the threshold of sovereignty over all the world. The remarkable correspondence between these passages proves several things. It proves that some kind of assembly, calling themselves — or referred to by others — as “The elders,” or “the Learned Elders,” or, “The Wise Men,” do in fact exist. It indicates that Dr. Weizmann, and all to whom he spoke at that meeting, knew or should have known all about them. It proves that the desire for a “National Home” in Palestine (now called the Jewish State of Israel) is only camouflage and an infinitesimal part of the Jew’s real, ultimate object. It proves that the 83 “ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD.” Sachar, id. p. 272. 84 JEWISH CHRONICLE. The Jewish Chronicle, DATES.... 85 “A BENEFICENT PROTECTION.” See, The Jewish Guardian, October 8, 1920. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -33
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