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Alfred Rosenberg

"The vanity of the bourgeoisie to identify itself with
Freemasonry has something so banal and universal that I am always
delighted at human stupidity. I wonder that the entire world does
not knock on the doors of the most eminent and requests to be one
more laborer in the reconstruction of the temple of Solomon". 257
An extremely interesting document that was delivered from
a high-ranking Italian military officer, Simonini, to the author of
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the history of the Jacobins, A. Barruel, (1806) introduces us
particularly well to the workshops of Jewish Masonic conspiracy.
After thanking A. Barruel for his explanation of the history of the
revolution, Simonini continues: "The power that, thanks to its great
wealth and the protection that it enjoys in all courts, which is an
enemy not only of the Christian religion but of every society, every
order, is the Jewish sect. It seems to be an enemy of everybody and
separated from everybody, but it is not. For it is only necessary that
anybody show himself to be anti-Christian and he will immediately
be protected and promoted by it.
"And have we not seen that it has distributed its gold lavishly
to the modern sophists, the Masons, the Jacobins and Illuminati.
The Jews form a united sect in order, if possible, to destroy
Christianity entirely. I only say what I have heard from the Jews
themselves. While my hometown Piedmont stood in the midst of
the revolution, I had the opportunity to communicate often with
Jews. I was at that time without particular scruples, I made them
believe that I was seeking their friendship and said to them,
requesting the strictest secrecy, that I, born in Livorno, was from a
Jewish family; that I lived only outwardly as a Catholic, but inwardly
felt Jewish and had always preserved for my nation a tender love.
They took me entirely into their confidence.
"They promised to make me a general ofFreemasonry, they
showed me the gold and silver that they spent on their people and
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des Mousseaux, Le Juif le judaisme et la judaisation des peuples Chretiens,
Paris, 1869, p. 345. [see also Cretineau-Joly, op.cit, Vol.11, p. 120.]
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[Abbe Augustin Barruel (1 741 -1 820) was a Jesuit priest whose Memoirespour
servir a I'histoire du jacobinisme (4 vols., 1797-1798) described in detail a
conspiracy of Enlightenment thinkers, Freemasons and Illuminati that brought about
the French Revolution.]

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