- Next to the Bible The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
is perhaps the mostly widely read book in the world.
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- Published in Russia in 1903, it purports to be the leaked
master plan for "Jewish world domination." It is the kind of
thing that would be studied at secret workshops of an occult society.
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- In different ways, both Zionists and Nazis have made
it synonymous with virulent anti Semitism and genocide.
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- But surely Jews should not be blamed for the machinations
of a tiny secret society. The vast majority of Jews would disavow this
master plan if they believed it existed.
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- Surely one can condemn all racism and genocide in the
strongest possible terms and still believe the Protocols are authentic.
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- In my opinion, the equation of the Protocols with anti
Semitism is really a ploy to divert attention away from this master plan.
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 The plagiarism claim is part of a propaganda
campaign waged by conscious and unconscious collaborators in academia and
the media.
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- THE FORGERY CLAIM
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- We are told that The Protocols of Zion is a hoax, a "proven
forgery" concocted by the Tsarist Political Police (the Okhrana) to
incite anti Semitism and discredit revolutionaries.
- But the "proof" is far from convincing.
- It consists of three articles published in The London
Times (August 16-18, 1921) by Philip Graves. http://www.rense.com/general45/proto.htm
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- According to Graves, Protocols is a crude, chapter-by-chapter
plagiarism of Maurice Joly's Dialogue in Hell Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu
(1864).
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- It was easy to make this claim while Joly's book was
unavailable. Napolean III's police confiscated it as soon as it was published.
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- But it is available now and I invite you to compare the
two texts. In my opinion, they are entirely different in tone, content
and purpose. At 140 pages, Dialogues is twice as long as Protocols. Most
of it finds no echo in the Protocols.
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- The crux of Graves' argument is that certain references
and passages in Protocols have been lifted from Dialogues. He claims there
are 50 of these and produces about a dozen.
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- Their striking resemblance to the Protocols leaves little
doubt that the author did refer to the Dialogues as part of his research.
He had no compunction about borrowing or reshaping a few passages that
appealed to him.
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- Indeed Philip Graves is "struck by the absence of
any effort on the part of the plagiarist to conceal his plagiarisms."
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- That's because he had nothing to hide. He was not Graves'
"unimportant precis- writer employed by the court or by the Okhrana"
to construct a hoax.
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- He was a diabolical genius crafting an original work.
It is simplistic and disingenuous to characterize Protocols as a hoax.
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- POLITICAL PROVENANCE
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- Graves' article smacks of Zionist propaganda. Graves
"expose" of the Protocols appeared in August 1921 when Zionists
were pressing the League of Nations to turn Palestine into a Jewish homeland
under British Mandate.
- Philip Grave tells the unlikely story that a "Mr.
X" brought the Dialogues to him in Constantinople where he was the
Times' correspondent. Mr. X presented it as "irrefutable proof"
that the Protocols are a plagiarism.
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- Mr. X was a White Russian, which seems incredible given
the Jewish role in the Bolshevik Revolution. He claims he bought the book
from, get this, "a former member of the Okhrana" who had fled
to Constantinople.
- In The Controversy of Zion, (Chapter 34) Douglas Reed,
a Times' staffer, provides additional background.
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- In May 1920, Lord Northcliffe, a part owner of The Times,
printed an article about the Protocols of Zion entitled The Jewish Peril,
A Disturbing Pamphlet, A Call for an Enquiry. " It concluded:
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- "An impartial investigation of these would-be documents
and their history is most desirable...are we to dismiss the whole matter
without inquiry and to let the influence of such a book as this work unchecked?"
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- Then in May 1922 Northcliffe visited Palestine and wrote
that Britain had been too hasty to promise it to the Jewish people when
in fact it belonged to 700,000 Muslim Arab residents.
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- Mr. Wickham Steed, the editor of The Times of London
in 1921 refused to print the article and Northcliffe tried to get him fired.
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- Somehow Steed was able to have Northcliffe declared "insane"
and committed. Later Northcliffe complained he was being poisoned and died
suddenly in 1922.
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- Douglas Reed was Northcliffe's secretary but didn't learn
of these events until they appeared in Official History of the Times in
the 1950's.
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- Clearly Northcliffe had offended some "big boys"
when he opposed the British Mandate in Palestine. Why was it so important?
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- Israel is intended to be the capital of the Masonic World
Government. They are already constructing the infrastructure. See "The
Roots of Evil in Jerusalem" http://thegoldenreport.com/articles.asp?id=00180
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- THE FORGERY CLAIM IN DETAIL
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- Philip Graves and the other apologists are incorrect
to claim the Protocols plagiarize the Dialogues chapter by chapter.
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- Graves writes that "the Seventh Dialogue...corresponds
with the fifth, sixth, seventh and part of the eighth Protocol. "
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- At eight pages, these Protocols are twice as long as
the Seventh Dialogue.
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- They mostly contain material not in the Seventh Dialogue,
or anywhere else I can find. I will list a few examples from Protocol Five
alone.
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- Protocol Five says "our kingdom will be distinguished
by a despotism of such magnificent proportions" that it will "wipe
out any goyim who oppose us by deed or word."
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- In contrast Seventh Dialogue says, "Death, expropriation
and torture should only play a minor role in the internal politics of modern
states."
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- Protocols Five says we "robbed [the goyim] of their
faith in God" and "insinuated into their minds the conception
of their own rights" thereby undermining the authority of Kings. There
is nothing comparable in Dialogue Seven.
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- Protocol Five says, "we shall so wear down the goyim
that they will be compelled to offer us international power [allowing us]
gradually to absorb all State forces of the world and to form a Super-Government."
There is nothing comparable in Dialogue Seven.
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- Protocol Five says the "engine" of all states
is "in our hands" and that engine is "Gold." "We
were chosen by God Himself to rule over the whole earth." There is
nothing comparable in Dialogue Seven.
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- ON THE OTHER HAND
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- The author of Protocols does select a few passages or
references from Dialogues that appear unaltered (see Graves) or in different
form.
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- For example, the Dialogues' say: " Everywhere might
precedes right. Political liberty is merely a relative idea. The need to
live is what dominates states as it does individuals."
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- In Protocols this becomes, "From the law of nature
right lies in might. Political freedom is an idea but not a fact, and one
must know how to use it [political freedom] as a bait whenever it appears
necessary to attract the masses ... to one's party for the purpose of crushing
another who is in authority." (Protocols 1)
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- Graves leaves out the last part to make the resemblance
seem greater than it is.
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- Dialogues (7) say, "Revolutionary ferment which
is suppressed in one's own country should be incited throughout Europe."
- In Protocols (7) "Throughout all Europe ... we
must create ferments, discords, hostilities." There is no reference
to suppressing these in one's own country.
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- The author of Protocols is not a forger creating a hoax,
but a conspirator forging an original work.
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- SAME GENRE, DIFFERENT CONCEPTIONS
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- Both books belong to the "immoral school" of
political theory. Machiavelli pays homage to a long list of rulers "who
are progenitors of my doctrine." Both preach might makes right, good
comes from evil, and the end justifies the means.
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- But the similarity ends there. The tone of the Dialogues
is dry and theoretical.
- It is a debate between fictional political theorists:
Montesquieu a champion of democracy and Machiavelli, a champion of tyranny.
Dialogues is considered a critique of the reign of Napolean III.
- Montesquieu asks how to quell the spirit of anarchy in
society. Machiavelli prescribes a "monster called the state"
which maintains a democratic artifice but is actually controlled by the
"Prince." He talks about how to suppress secret societies.
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- On the other hand, Protocols is the product of a secret
society. It is frankly conspiratorial and subversive and pays homage to
Lucifer. Protocols is a "strategic plan from which we cannot deviate
without running the risk of seeing the labour of many centuries come to
naught." (Protocol 1)
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- Unlike Dialogues, we are struck by a sense of relevance
when reading Protocols. We recognize its baneful influence in today's
world. See my articles "Did Rothschild Write The Protocols of Zion?"
"Protocols is the NOW Blueprint" and "Protocols Dominates
Our Culture."
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- PROPAGANDA
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- Since Graves' articles, there have been a number of books
arguing the "forgery" thesis. The latest is Norman Cohn, Warrant
for Genocide (1970). http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/cohn.html
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- Graves and Cohn admit that "the Financial Programme"
(Protocols 20-24) which the author calls "the crowning and decisive
point of our plans" is largely original.
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- For serious researchers, Australian researcher Peter
Myers presents pro and con views.
- http://users.cyberone.com.au/myers/toolkit.html
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- Goebbels said that propaganda is effective only when
the reader doesn't realize it is propaganda. It follows that dupes write
the best propaganda. For example, see Rick Salutin, Protocols of Zion's
Critics. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory
/LAC/20031212/COSALU12/TPColumnists/
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- CONCLUSION
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- One hundred million people were slaughtered in the last
century but no one considers that the human race might have been subverted.
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- War is hell but no one thinks Satan worshipers might
be behind it.
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- I suspect the Second World War was a battle for racial
superiority between Jewish and Aryan wings of the Illuminati who in fact
are united at the top.
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- The private central bankers of England, the U.S. and
Nazi Germany made the war possible. They worked as one at the Bank of International
Settlements in Switzerland. (See Charles Higham, Trading With the Enemy.)
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- The purpose of the war was to degrade, defraud and demoralize
humanity. The Holocaust provided a rationale for the establishment of Israel
as headquarters of the New World Order. Aryans, Jews and many others were
sacrificed and exploited.
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- In my opinion, the outlawing of Protocols on pain of
death in Bolshevik Russia and its execration in the West today proves its
authenticity.
- Mankind is in the grip of a diabolical conspiracy. In
order to make good people do bad things, truth must be tailored to fit
the political purpose. This is Communist and Feminist teaching.
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- I would like to be proven wrong, but in the case of Protocols,
the "forgery" argument is propaganda.
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- Note to Readers. I am taking a three-week holiday and
will be back January 4.
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- Compliments of the Season to all!
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- Henry Makow Ph.D. is the inventor of the board game Scruples
and author of "A Long Way to go for a Date." His previous articles
on feminism and the New World Order are found at his web site www.savethemales.ca
He enjoys receiving comments at henry@savethemales.ca
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