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

This report intends to answer one question: who were the
Synarchy/Martinists oligarchs who created a counterrevolutionary take-over
of France in 1940, and put a new beast-man, Pierre Laval, into power?
Although the true history of the Vichy period has not yet been told to the
French public at large, this question has actually been posed in different
forms by several historians, among whom, William Shirer, {The Collapse of
the Third Republic} (1969), Pertinax, {The Gravediggers of France} (1944),
William L. Langer, {Our Vichy Gamble} (1947), and Charles de Gaulle,
{The Complete War Memoirs}, (1954). All three of these books have
identified partial truths about the fascist period of 1940 to 1944, however, all
three are very unsatisfactory because they have not understood the more
profound underlying assumptions that led France to such a disaster. Suffice
it to say, at this time, that if one is to understand the true nature of the
tragedy of Vichy and the disease of its fascist/Synarchist regime of the
beast-man, one must trace back its origins to the period of the 1789 French
Revolution, and discover that the poisoned abscess which finally had to
burst, in 1940, was the ultimate consequence of the folly of having rejected
the principle of the 1648 Peace of Westphalia. The present report will cover
from the beginnings of the Third Republic of 1875 until the end of the
Second World War, in 1945. Earlier periods of French history have already
been discussed in previous reports.
First and foremost, the American reader must understand that since
1789, the French political system has been dominated by an actually insane
Left versus Right political division, whose sole purpose was to maintain a
disciplinary control over French political assemblies. During the early days
of the French National Assembly, Left and Right were never meant to be
anything else than a disciplinary measure to physically separate two
violently opposed groups inside of the assembly room. Monarchists were
told to sit on the right side of the President, while anti-Monarchists were told
to sit on the left side. Maintaining order within that division was the job of
ushers, not the job of politicians; and it should have remained such.
However, since French Cartesians cannot make the difference between what
is physical and what is cognitive, a {malin genie} concocted a curious
{mental virus} which is still infecting French politics today. That {malin
genie}, called Martinism, decided that, no political life would have any
existence outside of those two categories of Left and Right, and that {ergo}
no political idea could ever exist unless it were attached to that physical
accommodation. As we shall see, the number of lives, the amount of time,
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