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BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION areas that are the most sensitive to the peoples of any nation: the areas of the most direct control — exerting as little effort to get maximum results. These International Jews, therefore, in executing their effort of “boring from within” 286/ as “citizens serving in their government,” make sure they find themselves involved in areas of “law,” because it was what controlled the conduct of a civilized people willing to resort to peaceful means of obtaining “justice”; 287/ and involved in “economics,” because it controlled the money and its supply to those civilized people, who relied upon monetary means, of coin and paper money having a set and agreed-upon value, as their exchange, rather than “barter” of labor, property, cattle, etc., which required more expertise in what-is-value; and involved in “social work,” because it took, by aggressive suggestion, the rights of individual, marriage, parents, family, etc., from them unaware, and silently transformed those personal/family “rights” as the same kind of “property” that was subject to social control,” 288/ where “The Government” has in all its actions innocence and “sovereign immunity” — sovereign over the people and immune from punitive actions in court, and the “Accused” citizen, though not a labeled or considered a criminal, is considered guilty until that accused convinces a “hard-minded” court that their Accusers are wrong — a difficult task, set that way by The Jews and Their Lies — just like the Talmud instructed, and just like Martin Luther said they would. ================================================= S E C T I O N F O U R Section Four offers several commentaries of The Compiler & Editor of This Book, relevant to what The Reader has seen above, to more clearly define the situation. Part 1. JUDAISM AS AN INFLICTED MENTAL ILLNESS When 2% of all humans in any existence have a belief in their thought process that 98% of the other humans in that same existence are to be treated as sub-species at best and merely inanimate, material objects at worse, there is only one conclusion available: that 2% can only be considered as either insane or the concurrently the perpetrators and the victim(s) of their own self-inflicted mentally illness. This “illness” is a necessary result of Judaism, as it is written and as it is taught and as it is practiced, where the adherent of Judaism is intentionally drawn away from his or her normal, logical thought process — where there is a natural desire for giving and receiving kindness, and accomplishing good deeds, and no one is to be considered inferior to oneself — and that adherent is, from birth in most cases, mentally bent towards an unnatural theory entirely 286 “BORING FROM WITHIN.” See, Nolan, Communism versus the Negro, Index. 287 “JUSTICE.” “Nor is it surprising that a people which have since antiquity placed so high a value on the law should turn to many of its finer minds to the judiciary.” Kertzer, Today’s American Jew, Chp. 6, “Jews and Government,” p. 65. 288 PROPERTY, INCLUDING PEOPLE, SUBJECT TO SOCIAL CONTROL. See: in accord, Isaacs, id., p. 62. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -94
BOOK ONE — INTRODUCTION unrealistic and incompatible to any other thought process imaginable — the idea that one individual is better than others; that the others, if not the same as the one, are animals, and that one can do with these other animal people as one desires, with out any accountability for “sin” or wrongdoing attaching to the perpetrator; that all inanimate, material property of the world — including those other individuals determined by the 23% to be the sub-species, et al. — belongs to oneself or ones “people;” and that these 2% own “in common” all these things; and further that one must use every means available obtain the “return” of that “property,” whether by slight, trickery, inducement, etc. Not intending to concern himself with the idea that Judaism could be considered an inflicted mental illness, Sigmund Freud wrote, “When a delusion cannot be dissipated by the facts of reality, it probably does not spring from reality.” 289/ It must also be considered an inflicted mental illness designed to encourage oneself and/or others to accomplish all manner of evil upon the non-self-styled others for the purpose of obtaining any success of that one’s “religion”; when a mere 2% of all the people on this earth believe the 98% of the others are incorrect and sub-human, deserving nothing oneself is believed entitled to; this surely is the infliction of one person upon another of a mentally unstable and unsound thought process; something that renders the recipient unable to cope with the normal situations of daily life. Judaism therefore, in all its ways, is a mental illness. It must be put out of theory, out of thought, out of practice. It must be studied only for the purpose of the spiritually strong being able to determine how one (older) group of people can and do twist the minds of their other (youthful) people, to cause them to become, and want to become, as twisted as their Elders. It is, therefore, our Christian duty to free those subjected to Judaism and punish, if needed, those who perpetuate this deranged thought process. ? If all those editions of The Protocols were read carefully, along with a careful reading of The Bible, the general situation regarding the increasing though subtle Jewish dominion over non-Jews would be non-existent; and Judaism, as an “inflicted mental illness,” would have been proved to be a fraud in and of itself, many centuries ago, with the practice of Judaism prohibited, having been — and must soon be — banned as illegal, and instruction of Judaism for the purposes of such practice would have been — and must soon be — declared as “inhumane” and a violation of individual and societal “human rights,” with the ecclesiastical and secular enforcement of those proscriptive, i.e., prohibitive, laws. 289 DISSIPATED BY THE FACTS OF REALITY. Wolkman, A Legacy of Hate at p. 33. THE PROTOCOLS OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION Page -95
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