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

3.2. LEFT AND RIGHT OPERATIONS INSIDE CHURCH AND
MILITARY.
In French politics, the prerogative of a President to use his
constitutional {power to dissolve} the Chamber, had always been viewed as
a means of securing the return of a {beast-man on horseback}. This is why
so many incompetent people were voted in as French Presidents. As one of
the defenders of Louis Dreyfus, Georges Clemenceau, once said: "{I always
vote for the most stupid.}" Such an obvious constitutional flaw is one of
the remarkable distinctions between the French parliamentary system and
the American Constitutional Republic. It is precisely this constitutional rule
of {power to dissolve}, which has kept the synarchist private financial elite
of France in power, behind the scene, since the revolution of 1789. This was
the deadly axiomatic flaw of the Third Republic, and was ultimately the
reason for its fall in 1940.
Success of an authoritarian regime required more that a strong beastman;
it also required, on the one hand, the elimination of potential humanist
leaders from the political scene, and, on the other hand, it called for the
bestialization of the targeted population. The Martinist-Synarchy will fulfill
those two conditions at the turn of the century.
Just before the Dreyfus Affair of 1894, there was a real possibility of
bringing lasting reforms to the crippled Third Republic Constitution. That
was during the presidency of humanist leader, Sadi Carnot, the son of Lazare
Carnot, the {Organizer of the Victory}. Sadi Carnot had been brought into
the government by Leon Michel Gambetta who promoted him to the position
of Commissioner of the Republic in charge of national defense. On
December 3, 1887, as a member of the Republican left, Carnot became
president of the Republic. [The history of his accomplishments between
1887-1894 still has to be told.] On June 25, 1894, an anarchist of Lyon
named Caseiro assassinated Carnot, just before the end of his 7 year
mandate. It is not a coincidence that the assassination of Carnot occurred
only a few months before the Dreyfus Affaire began.
As a result of the axiomatic constitutional flaw of {power to
dissolve}, the so-called Right represented by the Church, the Military and
the Monarchists, formed a block that tended to keep control of the higher
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