The History of a Lie: "The Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion"Bernstein, Herman
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The History of a Lie: "The Protocols of the Wise Men of Zion"
Bernstein, Herman
Jews; Protocols of the wise men of Zion
“‘He who was in prison for ten years, may become a rich man to whom
princes will bow, if only our people will not forsake him. Where
everybody is against us, all will be for us. After forty years of
wandering in the desert, the hand of Jehovah brought us to power in
the land of Canaan; the same hand will lead us after forty-five
times forty years from our misfortune and miseries to rule over
lands which are forty-five times vaster than Canaan. If Israel
shall obey the decision here adopted by the Sanhedrin of the
Caballah, our grandchildren, coming a hundred years hence to the
grave of the founder of our union, will announce to him that they
have indeed become the princes of the world and that the promise
made to the nation of Israel has been fulfilled. Other nations will
become his slaves! Renew our oath, sons of the golden calf, and go
to all lands of the world.’
“The blue flame flared up brightly upon the grave of the Rabbi;
each of the thirteen threw upon the tomb a stone which each carried
under his cloak.
“It seemed to the doctor that on the top of the tombstone, in the
bluish flame, there appeared a monstrous golden figure of an
animal.
“Then he heard the same metallic sound that he had heard when the
light first appeared. Then impenetrable darkness covered the
cemetery.
“The white figures again slipped by among the tombstones. The gates
creaked softly.
“The clock in the tower struck two past midnight. The last of the
mysterious visitors knocked at the window and a hoarse voice said
(as though the speaker knew that the watchman was not asleep):
“‘Close the house of life, watchman of those who are awaiting the
resurrection, and may your lips be sealed with the seal of Solomon
for a hundred years.’
“The scholar still lay motionless; he was afraid to stir; all he
had heard had made upon him such a dreadful impression.
“A noise near him indicated that his companion was rising.
“‘To concentrate in their hands all the capital of the nations of
all lands; to secure possession of all the land, railroads, mines,
houses; to be at the head of all organizations, to occupy the
highest governmental posts, to paralyze commerce and industry
everywhere, to seize the press, to direct legislation, public
opinion and national movements—and all for the purpose of
subjugating all nations on earth to their power! No! I shall
struggle against the golden calf and shall smash it to pieces as
Moses smashed it in the desert.’
“‘What we heard is a threat against all society. Here is my hand, I
will be your comrade in this struggle against the power of gold.’
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