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                                   The Track of the Jew through the Ages


               The purely Jewish lodges works more secretly than in actual
        Masonry. In New York was founded (1843) the B'nai B'rith Order,
        which has now become so infamous. Some years ago,  it in itself
        numbered 206 lodges! How many can it be today? Alongside it works
        the Kesher Shel Barzel; it had, in 1874, around 3300 organisation
        members  .  .
               The goal of the B'nai B'rith is naturally an exclusively
        Jewish one; it is not only recently that it has been working for the
        downfall of the European peoples. In a message of Brother Peixolto
        (1 866) it says: "The Grand Master visits the member lodges as often
        as possible. This year he paid a visit to those in eleven cities. He has
        held many conferences in order to instruct them on their duties, to
        strengthen the efforts of the Order, to achieve the moral and
        intellectual advancement and the complete unification ofthe family
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        of Israel".
               If now a person should believe that orthodox Jewry would
        turn away with horror from the atheistic efforts of Freemasonry, he
        errs greatly. For, as Dr. Ruppin confessed to us open-heartedly:
        Jewish orthodoxy is not at all a religion but "a battle organisation
        for the maintenance of the Jewish people". From this point of view
        alone must one judge their dealings, everything else is empty rhetoric
        for the innocent masses. Jewry have of course as tenaciously as
        ever maintained themselves as a people; nevertheless time has here
        and there broken off a stone from the Talmudic structure. These
        detached members have now founded other battle organisations or
        used other associations for this purpose: the Alliance Universelle
        Israelite, Freemasonry, the International, the Anglo-Jewish
        Association, and many more.
               These different storm-troops often fight against one another
        with one insisting on its long preserved organisation, the other
        considering the old costume as suitable and wearing, instead of the
        caftan, a tailcoat, and carrying before its nose the Communist
        Manifesto instead of the Talmud. They march separately but all
        strike united against European society. Everything that undermines
        it is constantly promoted by all of Jewry.
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          Archives Israelites, 1866, XX, pp. 885-86.
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