Page 147 - The Track Of The Jew Through The Ages - Alfred Rosenberg

Alfred Rosenberg

The revolution in Portugal was in its time brought about by
the lodge (with the most active cooperation of the Jewish cardinal
Neto coming from Alsace); at the behest of the lodge fell Archduke
Ferdinand in Sarajevo through Serbian Freemasons, and also Brother
Jaures (also one of the Red International), when he suddenly felt
pangs of conscience and no longer wished to be restrained about
the truth. He wrote on 30 July 1914: "Here in France we work with
all means of violence for a war which must be fought out to satisfy
disgusting desire and because the Paris and London stock-exchanges
have been speculating ..." That was his last writing. The murderer
was acquitted.
Thus the conspiracy of ambitious men passes through the
decades like a gruesome track. "The people must be frenzied". Ever
new words, ever new promises, new lies are thrown to the masses,
the submissive newpapers comment on them in the desired direction,
the "public opinion" comes to be. "One does not revolutionise a
country through peace". For that reason war, under the direction of
financial powers, a step to a higher rule.
In 1 859, Ensentin wrote in a letter: "G, who always believes
in war, made a visit from which he has returned hopeful. Always
believe in war. I think that Rothschild and Pereira pay out what they
can and that it is this that has revived hope in him". 283
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Already in 1852, Eckert said in the conclusion to one of
his works: "The Masonic Order is a conspiracy against altar, throne
and property for the purpose of a socialistic-theocratic empire of
the Order over the entire world with the seat of government in New
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Jerusalem". That has literally come true and New Jerusalem is
even being built! World war, world revolution, world republic, it
was worth fulfilling this plan, the long desired goal stands at the
door. There is only a problem ofthe prestige of certain personalities
and questions of discipline within the wold plot. The preconditions
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Oeuvres de S. Simon et d'Enfantin, [Paris, 1 865- 1 878.] [Claude Henri de Rouvroy,
Count of Saint-Simon (1760-1825) was a French aristocrat who propounded a
system of technocratic socialism.] [Barthelmy Prosper Enfantin (1796-1894) was
one of the leaders of the socialist movement initiated by Count Saint-Simon.]
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[See above p. 109]
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Der Freimaarerorden in seiner wahren Bedeutung, p. 361
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