synarchy movement of empire book ii - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic ...

2- A second trap was to capture the entirety of the defensive forces of the
MAGINOT LINE. HUSSON exemplified the situation with the following
anecdote. At about June 10, four generals met together at the MAGINOT
LINE G.Q.G. GENERAL PRETELAT, who was the commander in chief of
the MAGINOT LINE ARMY GROUP, was nowhere to be found. After
numerous inquiries and telephone calls, the senior GENERAL CONDE was
told that PRETELAT had fled by car and that he had been spotted in Dijon,
escaping to the south. Just as GENERAL CONDE was preparing to give the
order to retreat, the assistant of PRETELAT showed up with a sealed order
from him. They open the sealed envelope and read the message, which said:
"In case of my absence, the order is to hold to the end in the Vosges
Mountains." A total of 700,000 soldiers were made prisoners from the
MAGINOT LINE. Not one had a chance to shoot back at the invader.
3- HUSSON'S information about the capture of the French forces in Brittany
is sparse. A leaflet written by GENERAL COLSON commander of the
ZONE OF THE INTERIOR, revealed that, after COLONEL DUBREUIL of
a Heavy Artillery group, had also abandoned his troops and fled by car. The
entirety of his forces was taken prisoner. A few weeks later, the government
of Vichy promoted COLONEL DUBREUIL.
All in all, between May 10 and June 25, 1940, the Germans had taken
prisoners a total of 1,900,000 men, between the ages of 18 and 45. This was
the treasonous work of the DEUXIEME BUREAU and the CINQUIEME
BUREAU of the French Army who were coordinated by the C.S.A.R. under
the codename of "P.C.VICTOR," which was located at Grets near Paris.
By the time of the armistice, which had been negotiated by none other
that GENERAL HUNTZIGER, France had been emptied of the majority of
its viable elements who had fought for the defense of the Third Republic.
The execution of this well prepared plan, which lasted for, at least, the
previous ten years before the war, is what facilitated the overthrow of the
THIRD REPUBLIC, and replaced it with fascism. This is how the powerful
anti-fascist forces of France were neutralized, expatriated, and killed
systematically by the Synarchy.
The idea of entrapping the politically "undesirable" elements of the
French Army in the North and the Northeast, that is, the republican oriented
military servicemen and officers, was a form of genocide aimed at emptying
the country of its essential republican backbone. This genocide of the
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