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4.2 SYNARCHISTALLIANCE AGAINST ISLAM AND THE
“TARTARS.”
During the 1880's Marquis Alexandre Saint-Yves d'Alveydre (1842-
1900) wrote five books entitled {Mission of the French}, {Mission of the
Sovereigns}, {Mission of the Jews}, {Mission of Labor}, and {Mission of
Europe in India}, with the explicit purpose of laying the foundation for a
new world order that he called the Synarchy, in opposition to what he
considered the anarchy of the republican or parliamentary forms of
government. The explicit purpose of Saint-Yves was to replace the existing
nation states of Europe by technocratic ministers put at the service of a
{King of the World}, an Emperor-Pope, who would rule the world with an
oligarchical priesthood of Martinist freemason initiates, who would control
the herds of human cattle, like the ancient shepherd-king ruled over his
flock. The true unstated objective of Saint-Yves d’Alveydre, however, was
really to destroy the principles of sovereignty, general welfare and the
commitment of the immortality of future generations, which were explicitly
embodied in the preamble of the American Constitution.
From that vantage point, the primary obstacle to the New World Order
of the Synarchy was the heritage of the principle of the Peace of Westphalia,
the {Advantage of the other}, and its institutional application in the form of
the constitutional Republic of the United States of America, since 1789. It
was the task of Saint-Yves to eliminate the very idea that the "government of
the people, by the people, and for the people" cannot secure the {general
welfare} of the people and its posterity, and thus, the American form of selfgovernment
must be replaced by a Theocratic-Imperial form of oligarchy,
which has control over the economic wealth of the planet through central
bankers. This is precisely the current mission of the American Synarchist
oligarchy controlling Vice President Dick Cheney today, and represented
primarily by the banking houses of the Mellon, the Dupont, and the Morgan
families, and the Lazard Freres in London, Paris, and the United States.
In the last chapter of {Mission des Souverains}, Saint Yves
d'Alveydre described how to establish a {European Synarchy}. What he
proposed, as the basis for the European Synarchy, was the creation of a
"Council of Communes of Europe," based on the old oligarchical model of
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