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.Citati iz svega i svaega:1. Profesori na sveuilitima moraju biti odgajani prema njihovom tajnom programu,

poglavito na fakultetima drutvenih znanosti na kojima se mora potpuno iskljuitinacionalna politika, a mlade studente mora se odgojiti anacionalno, s toboe nekim viimciljevima, kako bi bili njihovi bespogovorni poslunici!

". #lade ljude nuno je odvratiti od kr$anske tradicije i vjere. %jeru se mora zamijenitimaterijalnim potrebama i raunicama. &jih se mora poticati na razvrat i nemoral,konzumiranje alkohola i ideju da je smisao ivota u raskoi i uicima.

'. &e smije se i$i izravno protiv (atolike crkve dok se u potpunosti ne preodgoji mlade,ve$ se protiv nje mora konstantno boriti kritikom, raznim podmetanjima i )sluajevima*

putem tiska i dr. kako bi se Crkva ponizila i moralno pala. +Protokoli-. ivot negiran samilo$u jo je dostojniji da bude negiran samilost je praksa

nihilizma +&iche/nao jePredsjednik 0uman i da su programi svih vodeih politikih stranaka

. na /apadu u biti identini, to je teko shvatiti kao puku koincidenciju +#ui$

6. Problemi nastaju zbog toga to se radi o nadnacionalnoj organizacijisa vie ili manje izraenim principom nadreenosti, tajnim direktivama,

skrivenim odnosom snaga i u sladunjave oblande uvijenim tajnim projektima.

Tu uvek postoji prostor za velika iznenaenja, udne obrte

i neoekivani razvoj dogaaja. i moete misliti da dobro poznajete

svoj teren, domau kon!i guraciju, to jest odnos snaga i osnovne tenje

masonerije u svojoj zemlji, ali ne moete znati kakva e direktiva doi sa

strane i ta e sa njome biti proizvedeno.2 +dr. 3ogumil 4rabak 3g 155-.g.6&a cijelom svijetu sigurno nema drugog naroda koji bi se toliko alio na svoju sudbinu,svaki as, na svakom koraku, i svakom svojom rijeju 7 alio se na svoje ponienje, svojestradanje, svoje muenitvo +8ostojevski o 9idima

. &ije svijet odbacio 9idove nego su oni na neki nain odbacili svijet i izolirali se od njega.+4egel5. ;judi nas mrze zbog toga, jer smo mi u svemu sposobniji nego ve$ina drugih naroda

+0heodor 4erzl1


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>Da sam 9idov koji ivi u Ezraelu. @matram se gra=aninom koji potuje zakone. ?dlazim naredovne vojne vjebe svake godine, iako imam vie od etrdeset godina. Fli nisam GodanikH draviEzrael, niti bilo kojoj drugoj dravi ili organizacijiI Da sam privren svojim idealima. #islim datreba govoriti istinu i initi sve to treba da bi se spasila pravda i jednakost za sve. Privren samhebrejskom jeziku i pjesnitvu, i volim vjerovati da skromno potujem neke od vrijednosti naih

starih proroka.Fli posvetiti tovanje 8raviJ #ogu si zamisliti Fmosa ili Ezaiju da ih se trailo da GodajuH

tovanje kraljevstvu Ezraela ili DudejeI2

9idovi misle i kau tri puta na dan da 9idov mora biti odan 3ogu i samo 3ogu: >%oljet $uDahvu, tvog 3oga, svim svojim srcem, svom svojom duom i svom svojom snagom. Dednamala manjina jo vjeruje u to. Fli, ini mi se da je ve$ina njegovog naroda izgubila svoga3oga i nadomjestila ga idolom, ba kao kad su toliko oboavali zlatno tele u pustinji da su dalisvoje zlato da bi mu podigli spomenik. Eme njihovog modernog idola jest 8rava Ezrael.+KaraudL 15. 4olokaust je danas legendaran na nekoliko naina i poprimio je razmjere mitske prie:

nejasne, neodre=ene i stereotipne spoznaje o nepoznatom. (ao to se to doga=a sa svimmitovima, sve ve$i broj razumnih ljudi koji nisu nuno zlonamjerni pita se jesu li se,konano, sve te stvari zaista dogodile. Fko je danas mogu$e napisati knjigu oGestmilijunskom mituH, ili o Glai FuschBitzaH, to je zbog toga to se itava stvarnostholokausta razvodnjava!;anzmann, op. cit., str. 1


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the @hah and trained his ghastlL secret police force in all the black arts, the @F%FC, if peopleunderstood the eStent to Bhich Be had humiliated Eran, then theL Bould understand the laterdevelopments in Eran and EranHs posture noB. Ef people Bould look at the map and see theeStent to Bhich Eran is encircled bL nuclear poBers, theL BouldnHt take it perhaps Ruite soseriouslL that Eran is seeking to arm itself Bithif it isBith nuclear Beapons.Q Dohn le

CarrT

(ad bi se uklonila maska amerike demokracije, postalo bi jasno u kojoj je mjeri demokracijau Fmerici +a i drugdje samo instrument oligarhije koja slijedi metodu *indirektne akcije)

jame$i mogu$nost zloupotrebe i prijevare naveliko i to onih koji prihva$aju taj hijerarhijskisustav jer ga smatraju pravednim. 0a *dilema) demokracije u @jedinjenim 8ravama mogla

bi jednog dana pokrenuti zanimljiv razvoj doga=aja.

J. Evola

Abacus011 Objavljeno prije 25 minuta

Uopte me ne iznenauju ovakve reakcije u Grkoj. Grci su ouvek bili buntovni! rni i! kao

naro! osta jeinstveni u obrani ono"a to smatraju #zajenikim interesom#. $amo ko nji% je

mo"u&e izvesti na ulice milion ljui ok si rekao ' piksla. (a oni su )0'ti% protestovali zato to je

vlast taa oluila a no&ni *ivot +buzuki! isko i sl., limitiraju o 2 % ujutru- oliko se razlikuju o

$rba i /rvata! koji se samo busaju u +nacionalna, prsa! spletkare jeni o ru"ima! mrze pojeince

koji se bilo ime istiu! matare o boljem *ivotu! a ponaaju se kao ovce. la"o srpskim i

%rvatskim politiarima! bolji plebs ne mo"u ni zamisliti- Grci ne zaziru o bilo koje" #autoriteta#!

obro znaju ta su nji%ovi pravi nacionalni i ru"i interesi i ne aju se zavesti la*nim obe&anjima.

(olitiare koji i% iznevere oni ka*njavaju na izborima! tu nema parona. Ova situacija je! naravno!

speciina. $uvie brzo su Grci ekonomski #prosperirali# na raun U! uskoili iz razni%

kotrljaju&i% skalamerija u nove 34 i sline limuzine i obrano okusili ta je to #obar *ivot#.eko je saa pristati na korak unaza. eko &e to i&i. ije to ni /rvatska! ni $rbija.

(otovani-

Ukratko reeno tekst koji sam stavio u naslovu! onosno6 #7ako &e 8zrael napasti8ran9# autora 3irka Gali&a:je o saa jean o najvul"arniji% komaa pamletizma i ratno%ukake propa"anekoji samviio u %rvatskim meijima. a takav zlura nain raspravljati o prijateljskoj zemlji inarou koji

nikaa nije napravio nita loe %rvatskom narou ili njezinim "raanima +apaepriznao je istu aleko prije 8zraela tj. 15.0;.o"e ili na reporta*evs iz ?omovinsko" ratita. 3eutim ovo je jo"ore! naime otini #oma&i# baniti su bili motivirani nacionalnom mr*njom isnovima o @elikoj $rbiji! s im je motiviran @a kole"a 3irko Gali&999Ovolika koliina bes&utnosti u nabrajanju oru*ja i orua koja &e biti poslana +poautoru lanka to prije! ako ne oma%, na ru"u nama aleku! ali prijateljsku zemlju injezine "raane i to s nesa"leivim posljeicama +znaju&i autora to "ore i bolnije,!te pismeno onaniranje +a i to je mo"u&e, na mo*ebitnim strate"ijama napaa mo*e

iskazati samo osoba liena apsolutni% bilo kakve empatije ili neaj bo*e etike.?a neuljim @ama i sebi iako sam reovno itao @a portal 3U88O nakon ovo""ore nabrojano" pamleta si"urno ne&u vie nikaa! ali naam se a ovaj mail ne&e
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$ potovanjem -

/ere is %at %e reportelB sai in 4as%in"ton beore a "roup obusinessmen in $eptember 1


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people. (Kevin MacDonald, Preface to the paperback edition, The "ulture of"ritiue).

Lbrzo koraaj kroz *ivot! rai i ne razmiljaj u"o!

ne oslanjaj se na ru"e i nika ne oekuj za%valnost

The first principle is that you must not fool yourselfand you arethe easiest person to fool.

Richard P. Feynman, Nobel Laureate for Physics

Fn old Persian proverb QEf Lou trip over a stone in the road, it

Bas put there bL an UnglishmanQHenry Kissingerhad in mind in !"# $hen he said% &'ontrol oil and you controlnations( control foodand you control the people.&Ali kako ka*e /amvas6#$r%ma &e 'a ci!il'aci&u &edna od na&!a(ni&ih ustano!a, mnogo !a(ni&a, na prim&er odparlamenta. S &edne strane rane nanose, a s druge li&e%e.#

The )ery e*istence of flame+thro$ers pro)es that some time, some$here, someone said

to themsel)es, ou -no$, $ant to set those people o)er there on fire, but /m 0ust not

close enou1h to 1et the 0ob done.

2eor1e 'arlin

511 VV

$AMMU$6 M= OJ 38/=8?A$ O =O3A N(A$8O +I. KK .I.,

The Romans have one inveterate motive for making war pon all nations, peoples and kings! namel", adeep#seated desire for dominion and for riches.%ereore t%eB irst be"an a ar it% (%ilip! kin" o3aceonia! %avin" pretene to be %is riens as lon" as t%eB ere %ar presse bB t%e Iart%a"inians. 4%enAntioc%us kin" o $BriaP came to %is ai! t%eB cratilB iverte %im rom %is purpose bB t%e surrener o Asia! ant%en! ater (%ilipLs poer %a been broken! Antioc%us as robbe o all t%e territorB t%is sie o aurus! an o

10!000 talents. et (erses! t%e son o (%ilip! ater manB battles it% varBin" results! as ormallB taken unert%eir protection beore t%e "os o $amot%race: an t%en t%ose masters o crat an artists in treac%erB cause%is eat% rom ant o sleep! since t%eB mae a compact not to kill %im. . . .

?o Bou kno t%at t%e =omans turne t%eir arms in t%is irection onlB ater Ocean %a blocke t%eir estarpro"ress9 That the" have possessed nothing since the beginning of their e$istence e$cept what the" havestolen% their home, their wives, their lands, their empire& 'nce vagabonds with fatherland, with parents,created to be the scorge of the while world, no laws, hman or divine, prevent them from seiing anddestro"ing allies and friends, those near them and those afar off, weak or powerfl, and from consideringever" government which does not serve them! especiallB monarc%ies! as t%eir enemies.

'f a trth, few men desire freedom, the greater part are content with st masters. . . . The Romans haveweapons against all men, the sharpest where victor" "ields the greatest spoils! it is b" adacit", b" deceitand b" oining war to war that the" have grown great. *ollowing their sal cstom, the" will destro"

ever"thing or perish in the attempt . . .
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+$allust! !istoriesD.K


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&= a Heathen #non Je


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&4n sraelite must not asso+iate himsel=


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&4 Je


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hol?, should go a+k and athe again. 4


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&t is =oridden to stand in the shado< o= a house o= idolatr?,


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&;here=ore i= ?ou enter a to


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&= a Je< is doing usiness


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&9o not have an? pit? =or them, =or it is said #9euter. T,2( 6ho< no mer+? untothem. ;here=ore, i= ?ou see an 4kum in diW+ult? or dro


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&;he $eople o= the arth are idolaters, and it has een


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&n pla+es


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t%at t%ere is an %alac%ic ierence in attitue about t%e boies o non'Qes as oppose to t%e boies o QesP6Tt%eir boies are in vain. . . . An even "reater ierence eists in re"ar to t%e soul. o contrarB tBpes o souleist! a non'Qeis% soul comes rom t%ree satanic sp%eres! %ile t%e Qeis% soul stems rom %oliness.

' =abbi 3enac%em 3enel $c%neerson

Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government, owing no allegiance

and acknowledging no responsibility to the people. To destroy this invisible government, to

dissolve the unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the

statesmanship of the day.

3President Theodore Roose)elt 4565 7 !!8, 9n 9utobio1raphy, !:

)ayor John Hylan, *ew +ork "ity.

The warning of Theodore Roosevelt has much timeliness today, for the real menace of our

republic is this invisible government which like a giant octopus sprawls its slimy length over

City, State, and nation It seies in its long and powerful tentacles our e!ecutive officers, our

legislative bodies, our schools, our courts, our newspapers, and every agency created for the public

protection.

They practically control both parties, write political platforms, make catspaws of party leaders, use the

leading men of private organiations, and resort to every device to place in nomination for high public

office only such candidates as will be amenable to the dictates of corrupt big business.

These interests control the ma"ority of the newspapers and magaines in this country. They use the

columns of these papers to club into submission or drive out of office public officials who refuse to do the

bidding of the powerful corrupt cli#ues which compose the invisible government.

$ome of the biggest men in the %nited $tates, in the field of commerce and manufacture are

afraid of somebody, are afraid of something. They know that there is a power somewhere so

organied, so subtle, so watchful, so interlocked, so complete, so pervasive, that they better not

speak above their breath when they speak in condemnation of it.

&;oodro$ ;ilson, The Ne$ Freedom, !:

The individual is handicapped by coming face'to'face with a conspiracy so monstrous he

cannot believe it exists. The (merican mind simply has not come to a realiation of the evil

which has been introduced into our midst. It re"ects even the assumption that human creatures

could espouse a philosophy which must ultimately destroy all that is good and decent.

3a1a?ine, !6@

For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies

primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence&on infiltration instead of

invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by

night instead of armies by day. It is a system which has conscripted vast human and material

resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military,

diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations.

3President


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The financial system has been turned over to the )ederal *eserve Board. That Board administers

the finance system by authority of a purely profiteering group. The system is +rivate, conducted for

the sole purpose of obtaining the greatest possible profits from the use of other peoples money.

3 'harles 9. Lindber1h Br., !C:

-e have, in this country, one of the most corrupt institutions the world has ever known. I refer to the

)ederal *eserve Board. This evil institution has impoverished the people of the %nited $tates and has

practically bankrupted our government. It has done this through the corrupt practices of the moneyed

vultures who control it.

3 'on1ressman Louis T. >cFadden in !:C 4Rep. Pa8

In the %.$. today, we have in effect two governments. -e have the duly constituted government, then

we have an independent, uncontrolled and uncoordinated government in the )ederal *eserve, operating

the money powers which are reserved to congress by the onstitution.

3 'on1ressman ;ri1ht Patman, 'hairman of the House Dan-in1 and 'urrency 'ommittee, in a speech

on the House floor in !@"

The powers of financial capitalism had a far'reaching plan, nothing less than to create a world

system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country

and the economy of the world as a whole Their secret is that they have anne!ed from

governments, monarchies, and republics the power to create the worlds money

3 Professor 'arroll Eui1ley

we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions-e

annually spend on military security more than the net income of all %nited $tate corporations.

This con"unction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the

(merican e!perience.-emust not fail to comprehend its grave implicationsIn the councils of

government, we must guard against the ac#uisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or

unsought, by the military'industrial comple!. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced

power e!ists and will persist.

-e must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties

3 President $i1ht . =isenho$er 4!@8

/ne of the intentions of corporate'controlled media is to instill in people a sense ofdisempowerment, of immobiliation and paralysis. Its outcome is to turn you into good consumers.

It is to keep people isolated, to feel that there is no possibility for social change.

3a)id Darsamian,


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There are laws to protect the freedom of the presss speech, but none that are worth anything to

protect the people from the press.

&>ar- T$ain

( cynical, mercenary, demagogic press will produce in time a people as base as itself.

&


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Qokes cease to be unnB %en t%eB eal it% t%e %oliest aspects o t%e nation.

3an is an remains an animal. /ere a beast o preB! t%ere a %ousepet! but alaBs an animal.

Gentlemen! a %unre Bears rom no! a onerul colour ilm ill be s%on about t%ese terrible aBs

e are "oin" t%rou"%. $tan irm toaB! so t%at t%e auience oes not %istle Bou on %en Bou

appear on t%e screen in a %unre BearsL time.

%ink o t%e press as a "reat keBboar on %ic% t%e "overnment can plaB.

Qust like a potato beetle estroBs potatoes! t%e Qe estroBs nations an peoples. %ere is onlB one

solution6 to eal raicallB it% t%e an"er.

%e bi""er t%e lie! t%e more people ill believe it.

ot%in" makes one %arer an more etermine t%an stru""le. ot%in" "ive more coura"e t%an to

ace resistance.

netolerancija prema drugima obitava u pogledu koji svuda uoavanetolerantne prema drugimMoses (Moshe) -ess6

#Vou maB on a t%ousan masks! c%an"e Bour name an Bour reli"ion an Bour moe o lie!

creep t%rou"% t%e orl inco"nito so t%at noboB notices t%at Bou are a Qe Bet everB insult to t%e

Qeis% name ill oun Bou more t%an a man o %onour %o remains loBal to %is amilB an

eens %is "oo name.#

#ven an act o conversion cannot relieve t%e Qe o t%e enormous pressure o German anti'

$emitism. %e Germans %ate t%e reli"ion o t%e Qes less t%an t%eB %ate t%eir race ' t%eB %ate t%e

peculiar ait% o t%e Qes! less t%an t%eir peculiar noses.#

#%erace stru""leis t%e primal one! an t%e class stru""leseconarB. %e last ominatin"

race is t%e German.#

#Vet it seems t%at a inal race stru""le is unavoiable#

#%e 3essianic era is t%e present a"e! %ic% be"an to "erminate it% t%e teac%in"s o

$pinoza! an inallB came into %istorical eistence it% t%e "reat Jrenc% =evolution.#

#o t%is comin" cult! Quaism alone %ols t%e keB. %is #reli"ion o t%e uture# o %ic% t%e

ei"%teent% centurB p%ilosop%ers! as ell as t%eir recent olloers! reame ...P ac% nation ill

%ave to create its on %istorical cult: eac% people must become like t%e Qeis% people! a peopleo Go.#

+Wuotes rom -ome and erusalembB 3oses /ess,

#%e I%ristian... ima"ines t%e better uture o t%e %uman species... in t%e ima"e o %eavenlB

joB... 4e! on t%e ot%er %an! ill %ave t%is %eaven on eart%.#

Militar" men are dmb, stpid animals to be sed as pawns for foreign polic".

#-enr" Kissinger, /oted b" 0ob 1oodward in The *inal Da"s, 2345

Art%ur $c%open%auer je napisao6 TAko se teki "rijesi okajavaju tek na onom svijetu! neka se barem "lupi okaju na

ovome svijetu-
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8vo Anri& je jenom napisao6 Tije najve&a buala onaj koji ne zna itati ne"o onaj koji misli a je sve to proita istina.

au se tako Amer i =us na peronu moskovske pozemne *eljeznice. 7a*e =us euorino6 T$je&a li se kako je trebalo

sat vremena a oe vlak ka smo zanji puta bili na ovom peronu. O ona smo napravili veliki skok u op&em

pro"resu. $aa svake minute proe jean vlak- TO.7.- ka*e Amer. To je stvarno antastian napreak- Ali! nemoj se

ljutiti ako primijetim a mi ovje ve& ekamo ulje o sata! a nije proao ni jean vlak- T/mmm- ?aaa-9 obrusi =us. TA

to vi raite s crncima9

#%e illusion o reeom in AmericaP ill

continue as lon" as itLs proitable to continue t%e illusion. At t%e point

%ere t%e illusion becomes too epensive to maintain! t%eB ill just take on

t%e scenerB! t%eB ill pull back t%e curtains! t%eB ill move t%e tables an

c%airs out o t%e aB an Bou ill see t%e brick all at t%e back o t%e

t%eater.#

Jrank Xappa

svijetom vladaju varalice i ubojice(rlea

#o ac%ieve orl "overnment! it is necessarB to remove rom t%e mins omen t%eir iniviualism! loBaltB to amilB traitions! national patriotism! anreli"ious o"mas.# ' rock Aams! ?irector U /ealt% Or"anization

"The governments of the present day have to deal not merely with othergovernments, with emperors, kings and ministers, but also with the secret societies

which have everywhere their unscrupulous agents, and can at the last momentupset all the governments' plans. "

British $rime inister Benjamin Disraeli,1%P

"We are grateful to the Washington ost, The !ew ork Times, Time #aga$ine andother great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected

their promises of discretion for almost forty years. %t would have been impossiblefor us to develop our plan for the world if we had been sub&ected to the lights of

publicity during those years. ut, the world is now more sophisticated andprepared to march towards a world government. The supranational sovereignty of

an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the national auto(determination practiced in past centuries."

David Rockefeller3aden73aden, KermanL 1551

"The real truth of the matter is, as you and % know, that a financial element in thelarger centers has owned the Government ever since the days of )ndrew *ackson."

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life, it operates under cover of a self created screen....)t the head of this octopus arethe ockefeller -tandard il interests and a small group of powerful banking

houses generally referred to as international bankers. The little coterie of powerfulinternational bankers virtually run the /nited -tates government for their own

selfish purposes. They practically control both political parties."

&&John F. Hylan, @e< Oork Cit? a?or, 1722

"We live in a dirty and dangerous world. There are some things the general publicdoes not need to know and shouldn't. % believe democracy flourishes when the

government can take legitimate steps to keep its secrets, and when the press candecide whether to print what it knows."

Katherine Graham, Fashington $ost pulisher and CQA memer.

"When the 0ederal eserve )ct was passed, the people of these /nited -tates did notperceive that a world banking system was being set up here.

) super(state controlled by international bankers and industrialists...actingtogether to enslave the world...1very effort has been made by the 0ed to conceal its

powers but the truth is((the 0ed has usurped the government."

"%t was a carefully contrived occurrence. %nternational bankers sought to bringabout a condition of despair, so that they might emerge the rulers of us all."

Congressman Louis McFadden HouseCommittee on Banking and Curren+? Chairman #172&31(;


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Otto von Bismarck

9 0ournalist is a person $ho has mista-en their callin1.Otto von Bismarck

9nyone $ho has e)er loo-ed into the 1la?ed eyes of a soldier dyin1 on thebattlefield $ill thin- hard before startin1 a $ar.Otto von Bismarck

Ionsilio! Huo respuitur! nullum subest auilium. +Onaj ko"a se ne mo*e savjetovati! ne mo*e mu

se ni pomo&i.,

Iontritium praeceit superbia. +(onos pret%oi pau,

Iorruptissima re publica plurimae le"es. +U trenutku kaa je republika na najviem staiju

korupcije! zakoni su najbrojniji Y acit,Otto von Bismarck

Where men are forbidden to honour a king they honour millionaires, athletes or film stars instead: even famous

prostitutes or gangsters. For spiritual nature, like bodily nature, will be served; deny it food and it will gobble poison. - C.S

Lewis

The individuals life is of importance to none besides himself: the point is whether he wishes to escape from history or

give his life for it. Oswald Spengler

"The life thou seekest thou shalt never find. When the gods created man, they gave him Death. Life they kept in their own

hands." - Epic of Gilgamesh

Countless people will hate the new world order and will die protesting against it.! & 7.8. -ells,

The 4ew -orld /rder 9:;

T4orl events o not occur bB accient. %eB are mae to %appen! %et%er it is to o it% national issues or commerce: anmost o t%em are sta"e an mana"e bB t%ose %o %ol t%e purse strin"s.

?enis 4inston /ealeB! ritis% Mabour politician %o serve as $ecretarB o $tate or ?eence rom 1

citati iz svega i svačega

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