The Ashkenazi Revolution

285Are we rulers of the world and conquerors of the world, as the anti-Semitesclaim? Or are we the downtrodden, and victims, of the world? We shouldask, whose question is the Jewish Question? Is it of the lowly of the worldthat we should save, or of those who conspire to be the conquerors of theworld, whose might should be given a different channel?There is no doubt that the truth lies more with the anti-Semites, who claimthat we are conquerors of the world, than with the various Jewishrepresentatives, who claim that we are the downtrodden of the world. Anumber of significant dates hint at the true essence of the Jewish People inits exile. Jesus was born in the first few years of this era, and in the year 70the Second Temple was destroyed after a world struggle between the Jewsand the Roman Empire. In the year 1492 Columbus discovered theAmerican continent, and in the same year the Spanish expulsion of theJews also occurred. We mention the name of Columbus because researchis leaning more and more toward the conclusion that Columbus was a Jew.We can see, however, in his personality, the apex of Jewish influence uponthe fate of Christian Spain, and at the same time of this apex, thedestruction of the Inquisition also occurred. And last but not least: TheCommunist Manifesto was published in the year 1848, and a campaign ofmass murder against the Jews of Europe began in the years 1942-1943. Wesee a shocking proximity between the dates of birth and the actions ofJewish individuals who had amazing influence upon the fate of the foreignworld, and the dates of the destructive holocausts that visited the Jews ofthe Second Temple, Spain and Eastern Europe.At the beginning of this book, we determined that time is greater thanspace, and that it rules over space, and this is the reason that the specificdimension of the Jews is the dimension of time. A great concentration ofdominion over time begets a desire to break out into dominion over space.Jesus was not a solitary vision. In his era there took place, through variousJewish forces, an extensive push for converts. The birth of Jesus hasanother explanation, and that is that in the heart of the Jewish People therewas a desire to have its basic ideas rule over the entire world, or in otherwords: To conquer the world. This Jewish desire, whose extreme