"Our people are conservative, "We intend to appear as though faithful to the religious we were the liberators of the ceremonies and customs which labouring man come to free him have been bequeathed to us by from his oppression, when we our ancestors, but our shall suggest to him to join interest exacts that we should the ranks of our armies of simulate a zeal for the social socialists, anarchists, and questions which are the order communists.... We govern the of the day, especially those masses by making use of which deal with the feelings of jealousy and amelioration of the condition hatred kindled by oppression of workmen. In reality our and need.... When the time efforts should be directed to comes for our Worldly Ruler to capturing this movement of be crowned we will see to it public opinion. The blindness that by the same means--that of the masses, their is to say, by making use of propensity to yield themselves the mob--we will destroy to oratory as empty as it is everything that may prove to sonorous, makes of them an be an obstacle in our way.... easy prey and a docile The populace in its ignorance instrument of popularity and blindly believes in printed credit. We shall find without words and in erroneous difficulty among our own delusions which have been duly people the expression of such inspired by us.... The mob is factitious sentiments and as used to listen to us who pay much eloquence as sincere it for its attention and Christians find in their obedience. By these means we enthusiasm. We must as much as shall create such a blind possible sustain the force that it will never be proletariat and bring it capable of taking any decision within the reach of those who without the guidance of our have money at their disposal. agents placed by us for the By this means we shall be able purpose of leading them".[42] to rouse the masses whenever we please, to lead them into upheavals and revolutions. Each of these catastrophes will advance by a long stride our own racial interests and will rapidly bring us nearer to our one great end--that of reigning over all the earth as it has been promised to us by our Father Abraham." It would be easy to quote many other equally deadly parallels, but this one will assuredly suffice to show that, in their main argument, at any rate, the Protocols are not what they pretend to be--that is an actual statement of secret Jewish teaching by a Jew--but that they are not even an echo of Jewish ideas, seeing that they are derived from a Gentile forgery based on a work of confessedly Gentile imagination.