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top by the ministerial departments of the Interior, of Justice, of Public
Education and of Religions.}" (Saint Yves d'Alveydre, {Mission des
Souverains}, Paris, Nord-Sud, 1948, p.456-57.)
The point to be stress here is that Martinist synarchists have a
passionate hatred for a true republic, like that of the United States, because
they have a passionate hatred of the common people, who they consider as
mediocre, impure, vulgar, ignorant, and bestial. Such common people are to
be used and abused as beasts, and by moving them around like herds of
cattle, and dispose of them, after they have stopped giving their milk. As
Saint Yves puts it himself, the synarchy is designed to compensate for "{the
incurable political mediocrity of the masses.}"
This is the same argument that led Joseph de Maistre to justify war
and population reduction. "{First, when the human soul has lost its strength
through laziness, incredulity, and the gangrenous vices that follow an excess
of civilization, it can be retempered only by blood. Certainly there is no easy
explanation of why war produces different effects in different circumstances.
But it can be seen clearly enough that mankind may be considered as a tree
which an invisible hand is continually pruning and which often profits from
the operation. In truth the tree may perish if the trunk is cut or if the tree is
{over pruned}; but who knows the limits of the human tree?}" (Maistre,
{Considerations on France}, Cambridge University Press, 1994, p.28.)
Lastly, in one of Alexandre Saint Yves d'Alveydre's English language
biographies, there is a report, which says that Saint Yves believed so much
in "Superior Beings" that "the principles of 'Synarchy' were partially
received telepathically from these 'Masters'." According to Saint Yves,
himself, those "Masters" acquired their secret knowledge in the region of
"Agartha," whose myth was derived from India under the name of
"Shambhala", which was to be situated in the Tibetan Himalayas. The Myth
was promoted by the theosophical society of Madame Blavatsky, Rudolph
Steiner, Alice A. Bail and, Max Heindel, announcing the coming of the
superior Aryan race, which shall dominating the world. Saint Yves adds that
this superiority "{will be accessible for all of mankind, when Christianity
lives up to the commandments which were once drafted by Moses and Jesus,
meaning, when the anarchy which exists in our world is replaced by the
Synarchy.}"
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