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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION offering The Protocols to the world was to enlighten the Czar about this secret police and to favorable influence his policies toward that secret police and its usefulness. This anonymous Czarist employee/author, described by the Jews as a “forger,” is alleged to have adapted an old French political pamphlet written by M. Maurice Joly 162/ in 1864, titled Dialogue aux Dnfers intre Machiavel et Montesquieu, au la politique ay xixe siécle, 163/ (or, Dialogue Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu in Hell and, “the forgers took this pamphlet, substituted world Jewry for the French emperor, and added a number of picturesque details borrowed from an obscure [and unnamed] German novel.” 164/ In the French pamphlet, M. Jolly suggested Napoleon III had ambitions of world domination, but it did not make any reference to the Jews or to Judaism. 165/ Rashi, (Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac) the great Jewish scholar of the eleventh century...[Unfinished Commentary -Ed.]. The Jews allege that the writer of Russian version of The Protocols had changed these Joly/French “protocols” into the “protocols” of a conference of the leaders of the world Jewry meeting at that time, and that this meeting decided that, under the cloak of modern democracy, they (the Jews) had already gained control of the policies of numerous European states, and were therefore very close to obtaining success in achieving their objective(s). It does not seem likely that The Protocols are a “Joly” imitation; Napoleon is not characterized by any historian as being a specific despot, he was a general despot, i.e., Napoleon only wanted power and domination, not the specific suppression of, as in this case, any particular religion. Indeed, Napoleon “emancipated” the Jews after his ascension to power and ultimately to Emperor, 166/ so no publication set forth as a characterization of Napoleon could reasonably 162 M. MAURICE JOLY. Also known as “Maurice Joel,” a Jewish revolutionary; a communist and predecessor to Trotsky-like theory. Levy, A Lie & Libel, re: Segel, “History,” at. 68. See also n.JOLY, above. 163 JOLY, AUTHOR OF NAPOLEON SPOOFS. See: Levy, A Lie & a Libel; Encycl. Jud., “Learned Elders, The Protocols of.” 164 PICTURESQUE DETAILS. See: Lewis, Semites & Anti-Semites, id., at p. 108. 165 THE “JOLY” WRITINGS AS A BASIS. See also, Lewis, Semites and Anti-Semites, id., p. 108. 166 NAPOLEON “EMANCIPATION” OF THE JEWS. Potok, Wanderings: History of The Jews, pp. 366, 374. This emancipation was done “in two stages: the Sephardic Jews of the south, ion January 28, 1790,...on September 27, 1791, the Ashkenazi Jews of the north...” (Potok, p. 366. But, “[i]n 1807, one Hasidic tzaddik Shneur Zalman of Lyady, urged his followers to spy against Napoleon on behalf of Russia. `If Bonaparte wins,’ he says, `the wealthy among [Jewish] Israel would increase and the greatness of Israel would be raised, but they would leave and take the heart of Israel far from our Father in Heaven. Hasidism greeted with suspicion the Napoleonic order to put an end to the ghettos in the lands France conquered.” id., p. 356. The Reader may now be surprisingly enlightened: Most non-Jews believe “Ghettos” are equivalent to “slums, deteriorated buildings, unfit for human living.” Not true. In Ford, Int’l Jew, Leo N. Levi, the president of the American Jewish Committee in the early 1900’s, said in his own words how it is revealed that the Jews desired these “ghettos”; that the Jews wanted it for themselves: “The Ghetto is not a corner into which the non-Jews have herded the Semites; the THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -52
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION expect to fit into a “Jewish world domination,” anti-semite publication. Therefore, The Protocols, if written as an original work, fit the times and they fit the people about whom it speaks, then and now. Part 23. THE “OPINIONS” OF RUSSIA’s CZAR NICHOLAS ABOUT THE PROTOCOLS, ACCORDING TO JEWISH SOURCES Popular Jewish knowledge has it that the Russian Czar, upon reading a Russian version of The Protocols, apparently wrote in the margin of his version/edition, “One does not defend a worthy cause by vile means.” 167/ Another Jewish account has the Czar speaking this way: “It is impossible to defend something sacred by dirty means.” 168/ The question here is: did the Czar refer, most probably, to the religious Orthodox Russia as the “sacred something”? or — most unlikely, to the Jewish sacred idea of “Zion”? (Ed.). The Encyclopedia Judaica asserts that such a notation by the Czar — “impressionable and anti-Semitic as he was” — showed his rejection of the document, and recognized it as an device of fraud; and further that it meant this notation was a rejection of the truth of the matters offered in The Protocols, yet it offer no more in support. 169/ Any objective reader could easily arrive at the conclusion that, in so noting, the Czar most likely realized there was no mere coincidence between the acts of revolutionary anti- Czarist Jewry and that of the plans exposed in The Protocols as being the former obeying the latter; and that, if the Jews’ plan was worthy, it would not resort to such vile means as described as being necessary, and as being put into action, in the execution of The Protocols in Russia. Part 24. THE “PRINCE” SYSTEM OF JUDAISM OR ZIONISM In Judaism or in Zionism, there is a “prince” system, where there is one “prince” of the world, who commands all Jews and others subject to that world. Next, there is a “Prince of the East,” i.e., of the eastern hemisphere of the earth; a “Prince of the West,” there; a Prince of North America, and of South America, for examples. The Prince of the World should be found in probably Istanbul, the ancient place of The Sanhedrin; the Prince of the Ease has headquarters in London; the Prince of the West, in New York City. Each Prince has lower levels of subject Ghetto is a spot carved out of the community and consecrated [by and] to the Chosen People and is therefore the best section of the city in Jewish eyes, the rest being `the Christian quarter.’” See: Ford, Int’l Jew, Vol. III, “Jewish Influences in American Life,” Chp. LV., “B’nai B’rith Leader Discusses the Jews,” at p. 174, quoting a Memorial for Levi by the B’nai B’rith at p. 260. See also, Dearborn Independent, May 14, 1921. 167 CZAR NICHOLAS COMMENTS ON “VILE MEANS.” Encycl. Jud.., “Protocols...,” p. 582. 168 TO DEFEND SOMETHING SACRED. Levy, A Lie & A Libel, p. 16 and p. 45, at n. 4, citing Charles A. Rudd, The Police and the Jewish Question in Late Imperial Russia, (Nov. 20, 1993). 169 CZAR NICHOLAS RE: PROTOCOLS. Encyc. Jud., [cite needed] THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -53
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