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

This is clearly the first Synarchist version of the Pan- European Union
of Coudenhove Kalergi, which represents the elimination of sovereign
nations states to a supranational entity that would be run by central bankers
centered in City-Communes, and their obedient technocrats in each city.
According to Saint Yves, the reason why the Europeans could never adhere
to an American conception of a Constitutional Republic resided in the fact
that Europeans must respect their history, that is, family, hierarchy and
tradition. The political tradition that made this possible, in France
particularly was the hierarchical tradition of the pre-1789 governing bodies
of the General Estates, which included the Clergy, the Nobility and the Third
Estate. This is what Vichy France attempted to inoculate to their youth
movement at Uriage and what today's Europe of Regions is attempting to
implement under the guise of Valery Giscard d'Estaing's European
Constitution scheme and the Comte de Paris, the would be King of France,
Henry VII d'Orleans. Another underlying assumption of this whole utopian
system is that Saint Yves d'Alveydre was calling for a European
Constitution, which was aimed at the inclusion of Israel, but with the
exclusion of Islam.
5.2 THE EXCLUSION OF ISLAM
Saint Yves is not ambiguous at all on the question of Islam. In the
{Mission des souverains} he warned about the necessity of its exclusion. He
wrote: "I have indicated the measures to be taken with respect to Islam:" said
Saint Yves," there are very different other ones that the Council of Churches
would have to adopt vis-à-vis Israel. This last one, entangled, but not
regularly associated with all of the works of Christianity, having no armed
political body in opposition to it, like Islam has, should not, without
dangerous iniquity, be treated like the Social State of the Muslims." Saint
Yves argues that there must absolutely be a new alliance between the
Christian nations of Europe and Israel against Islam, even if people object
that it was "the people of Jerusalem who crucified Jesus." (p. 449)
Saint-Yves wrote: "In summation: Israel is a major (player) rallied in
fact to the Empire of Civilization; Islam in a minor (player) armed against
that Empire. We must open to the first the assurance and regular enjoyment
of its right; we must tie the second, willingly or by force, to the Christian
peace everywhere across Africa and Asia." (Op. Cit., p. 453) As for the
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