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THE

PROTOCOLS

OF THELEARNED

ELDERSOF ZION


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

Introduction

Who are the Elders?

Visiting The Protocols

Protocol I The Basic !octrine

Protocol II Econo"ic Wars

Protocol III #ethods of Con$uest

Protocol IV #aterialis" %e&lace %eligion

Protocol V !es&otis" and #odern Progress

Protocol VI Ta'e(O)er Techni$ue

Protocol VII World(Wide Wars

Protocol VIII Pro)isional *o)ern"ent

Protocol I+ %e(education

Protocol + Pre&aring for Po,er

Protocol +I The Totalitarian State

Protocol +II Control of the Press

Protocol +III !istractions

Protocol +IV Assault on %eligion

Protocol +V %uthless Su&&ression

Protocol +VI Brain,ashing

Protocol +VII A-use of Authorit.

Protocol +VIII Arrest of O&&onents

Protocol +I+ %ulers and Peo&le

Protocol ++ Financial Progra""e

Protocol ++I Loans and Credit

Protocol ++II Po,er of *old

Protocol ++III Instilling O-edience

Protocol ++IV /ualities of the %uler
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PREFACE

(Translated by Victor E !arsden"

The author of this translation of the fa"ous Protocols ,as hi"self a )icti" of the %e)olution0 1e hadli)ed for "an. .ears in %ussia and ,as "arried to a %ussian lad.0 A"ong his other acti)ities in %ussiahe had -een for a nu"-er of .ears a %ussian Corres&ondent of the !ORNIN# POST2 a &osition

,hich he occu&ied ,hen the %e)olution -ro'e out2 and his )i)id descri&tions of e)ents in %ussia ,ill

still -e in the recollection of "an. of the readers of that 3ournal0 Naturall. he ,as singled out for theanger of the So)iet0 On the da. that Ca$tain Cro%ie,as "urdered -. 3e,s2 Victor !arsden,as

arrested and thro,n into the Peter&Pa'l Prison2 e4&ecting e)er. da. to ha)e his na"e called out for

e4ecution0 This2 ho,e)er2 he esca&ed2 and e)entuall. he ,as allo,ed to return to Enland)er. "uchof a ,rec' in -odil. health0 1o,e)er2 he reco)ered under treat"ent and the de)oted care of his ,ife

and friends0 One of the first things he undertoo'2 as soon as he ,as a-le2 ,as this translation of the

Protocols0 !r !arsden,as e"inentl. ,ell $ualified for the ,or'0 1is inti"ate ac$uaintance ,ith

%ussia2 %ussian life and the %ussian language on the one hand2 and his "aster. of a terse literar.English st.le on the other2 &laced hi" in a &osition of ad)antage ,hich fe, others could clai"0 The

conse$uence is that ,e ha)e in his )ersion an e"inentl. reada-le ,or'2 and though the su-5ect("atter

is so"e,hat for"less2 #r0 #arsden6s literar. touch re)eals the thread running through the t,ent.(fourProtocols.

It "a. -e said ,ith truth that this ,or' ,as carried out at the cost of #r0 #arsden6s o,n life6s -lood0

1e told the ,riter of thisPrefacethat he could not stand "ore than an hour at a ti"e of his ,or' on it

in the )ritis* !'se'%2 as the dia-olical s&irit of the "atter ,hich he ,as o-liged to turn into English"ade hi" &ositi)el. ill0

#r0 #arsden6s connection ,ith the !ORNIN# POST,as not se)ered -. his return to Enland2 and

he ,as ,ell enough to acce&t the &ost of s&ecial corres&ondent of that 5ournal in the suite of HRH+the Prince o, -aleson his E"&ire tour0 Fro" this he returned ,ith the Prince2 a&&arentl. in "uch-etter health2 -ut ,ithin a fe, da.s of his landing he ,as ta'en suddenl. ill2 and died after a )er. -rief

illness0

#a. this ,or' -e his cro,ning "onu"ent7 In it he has &erfor"ed an i""ense ser)ice to the English(

s&ea'ing ,orld2 and there can -e little dou-t that it ,ill ta'e its &lace in the first ran' of the English)ersions of "THE PROTOCOLS of the Meetings of the LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION."


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INTROD.CTION

Of theProtocolsthe"sel)es little need -e said in the ,a. of introduction0 The -oo' in ,hich the. are

e"-odied ,as &u-lished -. Seryei Nil'sin %ussia in 89:;0 A co&. of this is in the )ritis* !'se'%-earing the date of its rece&tion2 August 8:2 89:82 &ut thecase for Nil'stersel. and con)incingl. thus

The onl. state"ent I care to "a'e a-out the PROTOCOLSis that the. fit in ,ith ,hat is

going on0 The. are si4teen .ears old2 and the. ha)e fitted the ,orld situation u& to this

ti"e0 THE2 FIT IT NO-0

Indeed the. do7

The ,ord "Protocol"signifies a &recis gu""ed on to the front of a docu"ent2 a draft of a docu"ent2

"inutes of &roceedings0 In this instance2 "Protocol""eans "inutes of the &roceedings of the !eetins

o, t*e Learned Elders o, Zion0 These Protocolsgi)e the su-stance of addresses deli)ered to the

inner"ost circle of the R'lers o, ZionThe. re)eal the con)erted &lan of action of the 3e1is* Nationde)elo&ed through the ages and edited -. the Eldersthe"sel)es u& to date0 Parts and su""aries of the&lan ha)e -een &u-lished fro" ti"e to ti"e during the centuries as the secrets of the Elders ha)e

lea'ed out0 The clai" of the 3e1s that theProtocolsare forgeries is in itself an ad"ission of their

genuineness2 for the. NEVER ATTE!PT TO ANS-ER THE FACTS corres&onding to the

THREATS ,hich the Protocols contain2 and2 indeed2 the corres&ondence -et,een &ro&hec. andfulfill"ent is too glaring to -e set aside or o-scured0 This the 3e1s,ell 'no, and therefore e)ade0

The &resu"&tion is strong that theProtocols,ere issued2 or reissued2 at the First Zionist Conressheld at )aslein 8@9= under the &residenc. of the Father of #odern ionis"2 the late T*eodore Her4l

There has -een recentl. &u-lished a )olu"e of Her4l5s 6Diaries+6 a translation of so"e &assages,hich a&&eared in the 3E-ISH CHRONICLEof 3ul. 82 89>>0 Her4lgi)es an account of his first

)isit to Enland in 8@9;2 and his con)ersation ,ith Colonel #olds%id2 a 3e1 -rought u& as a

C*ristian+ an officer in the English Ar".2 and at heart a 3e, Nationalist all the ti"e0 #olds%id

suggested to Her4lthat the -est ,a. of e4&ro&riating the English aristocrac.2 and so destro.ing their&o,er to &rotect the &eo&le of Enlandagainst 3e, do"ination2 ,as to &ut e4cessi)e ta4es on the land0

Her4lthought this an e4cellent idea2 and it is no, to -e found definitel. e"-odied in Protocol VI7

The a-o)e e4tract fro" Her4l5s DIAR2 is an e4tre"el. significant -it of e)idence -earing on the

e4istence of the 3e1 -orld Plotand authenticit. of theProtocols,-ut an. reader of intelligence ,ill-e a-le fro" his o,n 'no,ledge of recent histor. and fro" his o,n e4&erience to confir" the

genuineness of e)er. line of the"2 and it is in the light of this LIVIN* co""ent that all readers are

in)ited to stud. !r !arsden5s translationof this terri-l. inhu"an docu"ent0

And here is another )er. significant circu"stance0 The &resent successor of Her4l2 as leader of the

Zionist"o)e"ent2 Dr -ei4%ann2 $uoted one of these sa.ings at the send(off -an$uet gi)en to C*ie,Rabbi Hert4on Octo-er :0 The C*ie, Rabbi,as on the &oint of lea)ing for 1IS E"&ire tour of


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HRH2 the Prince of Wales0 And this is the sa.ing of the Sages ,hich Dr -ei4%ann$uoted "A

beneficent protection which God has instituted in the life of the Jew is that He has dispersed him all

over the world."3E-ISH #.ARDIAN+Oct0 @2 89>:0D

No, co"&are this ,ith the last clause of -ut one of Protocol 8I

*od has granted to us2 1is Chosen Peo&le2 the gift of dis&ersion2 and fro" this2 ,hicha&&ears to all e.es to -e our ,ea'ness2 has co"e forth all our strength2 ,hich has no,

-rought us to the threshold of so)ereignt. o)er all the ,orld0

The re"ar'a-le corres&ondence -et,een these &assages &ro)es se)eral things0 It &ro)es that the

Learned Elderse4ist0 It &ro)es that Dr -ei4%ann'no,s all a-out the"0 It &ro)es that the desire for

a "National Home"in Palestineis onl. ca"ouflage and an infinitesi"al &art of the 3e,6s real o-5ect0 It&ro)es that the 3e,s of the ,orld ha)e no intention of settling in Palestineor an. se&arate countr.2 and

that their annual &ra.er that the. "a. all "eet "Next Year in Jerusalem"is "erel. a &iece of their

characteristic "a'e(-elie)e0 It also de"onstrates that the 3e1sare no, a ,orld "enace2 and that the

Aryan races,ill ha)e to do"icile the" &er"anentl. out of E'ro$e


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-HO ARE THE ELDERS9

This is a secret ,hich has not -een re)ealed0 The. are the 1idden hand0 The. are not the "oard of!eputies" the 3e1is* Parlia%ent in EnlandD or the "niversal #sraelite Alliance",hich sits in

Paris0 But the late -alter Rat*ena'of the Alle%einer Electricitaets #esellsc*a,thas thro,n a

little light on the su-5ect and dou-tless he ,as in &ossession of their na"es2 -eing2 in all li'elihood2 oneof the chief leaders hi"self0 Writing in the -IENER FREIE PRESSE2 !ece"-er >2 898>2 he said

Three hundred "en2 each of ,ho" 'no,s all the others2 go)ern the fate of the Euro&ean

continent2 and the. elect their successors fro" their entourage0

In the .ear 8@2 on the e)e of the 3e1is* Re:ol'tionof 8@@2 )en;a%in Disraeli+,hose real na"e

,as Israel2 and ,ho ,as a "damped,"or -a&tied 3e,2 &u-lished his no)el2 CONIN#S)22 in ,hich

occurs this o"inous &assage

The ,orld is go)erned -. )er. different &ersonages fro" ,hat is i"agined -. those ,hoare not -ehind the scenes0

And he ,ent on to sho, that these &ersonages ,ere all 3e1s

No, that Pro)idence has -rought to the light of da. these secret Protocolsall "en "a. clearl. see the

hidden &ersonages s&ecified -. Disraeliat ,or' -ehind the scenes of all the *o)ern"ents0 Thisre)elation entails on all ,hite &eo&les the gra)e res&onsi-ilit. of e4a"ining and re)ising A. FONDtheir attitude to,ards the %ace and Nation ,hich -oasts of its sur)i)al o)er all E"&ires0

Notes I & 6Aent'r6 and 6T*e Political6

There are t,o ,ords in this translation ,hich are unusual2 the ,ord 6A#ENT.R6 and 6$olitical6used as a su-stanti)e2 A#ENT.Ra&&ears to -e a ,ord ado&ted fro" the original and it "eans the

,hole -od. of agents and agencies "ade use of -. the Elders2 ,hether "e"-ers of the tri-e or their*entile tools0

B. "the Political" !r !arsden "eans2 not e4actl. the "bod$ politic"-ut the entire "achiner. of

&olitics0

Notes II & T*e Sy%bolic Sna0e o, 3'dais%

Protocol ###o&ens ,ith a reference to the Sy%bolic Sna0eof 3'dais%0 In his E$ilo'eto the ?Edition o, t*e Protocols2 Nil'sgi)es the follo,ing interesting account of this s."-ol

According to the records of secret 3e1is* Zionis%+ Solo%onand other 3e,ish learned "en alread.2

in 9>9 B0C02 thought out a sche"e in theor. for a &eaceful con$uest of the ,hole uni)erse -. Zion0 Ashistor. de)elo&ed2 this sche"e ,as ,or'ed out in detail and co"&leted -. "en ,ho ,ere su-se$uentl.

initiated in this $uestion0 These learned "en decided -. &eaceful "eans to con$uer the ,orld for Zion

,ith the sl.ness of the Sy%bolic Sna0e2 ,hose head ,as to re&resent those ,ho ha)e -een initiatedinto the &lans of the 3e,ish ad"inistration2 and the -od. of the Sna0eto re&resent the 3e1is* $eo$le(

the ad"inistration ,as al,a.s 'e&t secret2 EVEN FRO! THE 3E-ISH NATION ITSELFAs this

Sna0e&enetrated into the hearts of the nations ,hich it encountered it under"ined and de)oured all thenon(3e,ish &o,er of these States0 It is foretold that the Sna0ehas still to finish its ,or'2 strictl.

adhering to the designed &lan2 until the course ,hich it has to run is closed -. the return of its head to


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Zionand until2 -. this "eans2 the Sna0ehas co"&leted its round of E'ro$eand has encircled it ( and

until2 -. dint of enchaining E'ro$e2 it has enco"&assed the ,hole ,orld0 This it is to acco"&lish -.

using e)er. endea)or to su-due the other countries-. an ECONO!ICAL [email protected] The return of

the head of the Sna0e to Zion can onl. -e acco"&lished after the &o,er of all the So:erein of

E'ro$ehas -een laid lo,2 that is to sa.2 ,hen -. "eans of econo"ic crises and ,holesale destruction

effected e)er.,here2 there shall ha)e -een -rought a-out a s&iritual de"oraliation and a "oral

corru&tion2 chiefl. ,ith the assistance of 3e,ish ,o"en "as$uerading as French2 Italians2 etc00 Theseare the surest s&readers of licentiousness into the li)es of the leading "en at the heads of nations0 A

"a& of the course of the Sy%bolic Sna0eis sho,n as follo,s ( Its first stage in E'ro$e,as in >9

B0C0 in #reece2 ,here2 a-out the ti"e of Pericles2 the Sna'e first started eating into the &o,er of thatcountr.0 The second stage ,as in Ro%ein the ti"e of A''st's+a-out


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PROTOCOLS OF THE !EETIN#S

OF THE LEARNED ELDERS OF ZION

PROTOCOL No A &eo&le left to itself2 i0e02 to u&starts fro" its "idst2 -rings itself to ruin -. &art. dissensions

e4cited -. the &ursuit of &o,er and honors and the disorders arising therefro"0 Is it &ossi-le for the

"asses of the &eo&le cal"l. and ,ithout &ett. 5ealousies to for" 5udg"ent2 to deal ,ith the affairs ofthe countr.2 ,hich cannot -e "i4ed u& ,ith &ersonal interest? Can the. defend the"sel)es fro" an

e4ternal foe? It is unthin'a-leH for a &lan -ro'en u& into as "an. &arts as there are heads in the "o-2

loses all ho"ogeneit.2 and there-. -eco"es unintelligi-le and i"&ossi-le of e4ecution0

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,ords in their a-stractednessH did not see that in nature there is no e$ualit.2 cannot -e freedo" that

Nature herself has esta-lished ine$ualit. of "inds2 of characters2 and ca&acities2 5ust as i""uta-l. as

she has esta-lished su-ordination to her la,s ne)er sto&&ed to thin' that the "o- is a -lind thing2 that

u&starts elected fro" a"ong it to -ear rule are2 in regard to the &olitical2 the sa"e -lind "en as the "o-itself2 that the ade&t2 though he -e a fool2 can .et rule2 ,hereas the non(ade&t2 e)en if he ,ere a genius2

understands nothing in the &olitical ( to all those things the #O2I!&aid no regardH .et all the ti"e it

,as -ased u&on these things that d.nastic rule rested the father &assed on to the son a 'no,ledge ofthe course of &olitical affairs in such ,ise that none should 'no, it -ut "e"-ers of the d.nast. and

none could -etra. it to the go)erned0 As ti"e ,ent on2 the "eaning of the d.nastic transference of the

true &osition of affairs in the &olitical ,as lost2 and this aided the success of our cause0

In all corners of the earth the ,ords "'ibert$, ()ualit$, *raternit$,"-rought to our ran's2 than's toour -lind agents2 ,hole legions ,ho -ore our -anners ,ith enthusias"0 And all the ti"e these ,ords

,ere can'er(,or"s at ,or' -oring into the ,ell(-eing of the #O2I!2 &utting an end e)er.,here to

&eace2 $uiet2 solidarit. and destro.ing all the foundations of the #O2A StatesAs .ou ,ill see later2this hel&ed us to our triu"&h it ga)e us the &ossi-ilit.2 a"ong other things2 of getting into our hands

the "aster card ( the destruction of the &ri)ileges2 or in other ,ords of the )er. e4istence of the

aristocrac. of the #O2I!2 that class ,hich ,as the onl. defense &eo&les and countries had against us0

On the ruins of the eternal and genealogical aristocrac. of the #O2I! ,e ha)e set u& the aristocrac.of our educated class headed -. the aristocrac. of "one.0 The $ualifications for this aristocrac. ,e

ha)e esta-lished in ,ealth2 ,hich is de&endent u&on us2 and in 'no,ledge2 for ,hich our learned elders

&ro)ide the "oti)e force0

Our triu"&h has -een rendered easier -. the fact that in our relations ,ith the "en2 ,ho" ,e

,anted2 ,e ha)e al,a.s ,or'ed u&on the "ost sensiti)e chords of the hu"an "ind2 u&on the cash

account2 u&on the cu&idit.2 u&on the insatia-ilit. for "aterial needs of "anH and each one of these

hu"an ,ea'nesses2 ta'en alone2 is sufficient to &aral.e initiati)e2 for it hands o)er the ,ill of "en tothe dis&osition of hi" ,ho has -ought their acti)ities0

The a-straction of freedo" has ena-led us to &ersuade the "o- in all countries that their

go)ern"ent is nothing -ut the ste,ard of the &eo&le ,ho are the o,ners of the countr.2 and that theste,ard "a. -e re&laced li'e a ,orn(out glo)e0

=It is this &ossi-ilit. of re&lacing the re&resentati)es of the &eo&le ,hich has &laced at our dis&osal2

and2 as it ,ere2 gi)en us the &o,er of a&&oint"ent0


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PROTOCOL No


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PROTOCOL No B


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the gri&s of "erciless "one.(grinding scoundrels ,ho ha)e laid a &itiless and cruel .o'e u&on the

nec's of the ,or'ers0

We a&&ear on the scene as alleged sa)iours of the ,or'er fro" this o&&ression ,hen ,e &ro&ose to

hi" to enter the ran's of our fighting forces ( Socialists2 Anarchists2 Co""unists ( to ,ho" ,e al,a.sgi)e su&&ort in accordance ,ith an alleged -rotherl. rule of the solidarit. of all hu"anit.D of our

SOCIAL !ASONR2The aristocrac.2 ,hich en5o.ed -. la, the la-or of the ,or'ers2 ,as interested

in seeing that the ,or'ers ,ere ,ell fed2 health.2 and strong0 We are interested in 5ust the o&&osite ( inthe di"inution2 the /ILLIN# O.T OF THE #O2I!Our &o,er is in the chronic shortness of foodand &h.sical ,ea'ness of the ,or'er -ecause -. all that this i"&lies he is "ade the sla)e of our ,ill2

and he ,ill not find in his o,n authorities either strength or energ. to set against our ,ill0 1unger

creates the right of ca&ital to rule the ,or'er "ore surel. than it ,as gi)en to the aristocrac. -. thelegal authorit. of 'ings0

B. ,ant and the en). and hatred ,hich it engenders ,e shall "o)e the "o-s and ,ith their hands

,e shall ,i&e out all those ,ho hinder us on our ,a.0

= -HEN THE HO.R STRI/ES FOR O.R SOVEREI#N LORD OF ALL THE -ORLD TO

)E CRO-NED IT IS THESE SA!E HANDS -HICH -ILL S-EEP A-A2 EVER2THIN#

THAT !I#HT )E A HINDRANCE THERETOThe Bi-lical "Anti%hrist-DThe #O2I!ha)e lost the ha-it of thin'ing unless &ro"&ted -. the suggestions of our s&ecialists0

Therefore the. do not see the urgent necessit. of ,hat ,e2 ,hen our 'ingdo" co"es2 shall ado&t at

once2 na"el. this2 that IT IS ESSENTIAL TO TEACH IN NATIONAL SCHOOLS ONE SI!PLE+

TR.E PIECE OF /NO-LED#E+ THE )ASIS OF ALL /NO-LED#E & THE /NO-LED#E

OF THE STR.CT.RE OF H.!AN LIFE+ OF SOCIAL E8ISTENCE+ -HICH [email protected]

DIVISION OF LA)OR+ AND+ [email protected]+ THE DIVISION OF !EN INTO CLASSES

AND CONDITIONS It is essential for all to 'no, that O-IN# TO DIFFERENCE IN THE

O)3ECTS OF H.!AN ACTIVIT2 THERE CANNOT )E AN2 [email protected]+that he2 ,ho -. an.

act of his co"&ro"ises a ,hole class2 cannot -e e$uall. res&onsi-le -efore the la, ,ith hi" ,hoaffects no one -ut onl. his o,n honor0 The true 'no,ledge of the structure of societ.2 into the secrets of

,hich ,e do not ad"it the #O2I!+,ould de"onstrate to all "en that the &ositions and ,or' "ust -e'e&t ,ithin a certain circle2 that the. "a. not -eco"e a source of hu"an suffering2 arising fro" aneducation ,hich does not corres&ond ,ith the ,or' ,hich indi)iduals are called u&on to do0 After a

thorough stud. of this 'no,ledge2 the &eo&les ,ill )oluntaril. su-"it to authorit. and acce&t such

&osition as is a&&ointed the" in the State0 In the &resent state of 'no,ledge and the direction ,e ha)e

gi)en to its de)elo&"ent of the &eo&le2 -lindl. -elie)ing things in &rint ( cherishes ( than's to&ro"&tings intended to "islead and to its o,n ignorance ( a -lind hatred to,ards all conditions ,hich

it considers a-o)e itself2 for it has no understanding of the "eaning of class and condition0

3E-S -ILL )E SAFE


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-ut e)en so2 a ne,co"er is no "atch for the old(esta-lished settler the struggle ,ould -e "erciless

-et,een us2 such a fight as the ,orld has ne)er seen0 A.e2 and the genius on their side ,ould ha)e

arri)ed too late0 All the ,heels of the "achiner. of all States go -. the force of the engine2 ,hich is in

our hands2 and that engine of the "achiner. of States is ( *old0 The science of &olitical econo".in)ented -. our learned elders has for long &ast -een gi)ing ro.al &restige to ca&ital0

!ONOPOL2 CAPITALCa&ital2 if it is to co(o&erate untra""eled2 "ust -e free to esta-lish a "ono&ol. of industr. and

trade this is alread. -eing &ut in e4ecution -. an unseen hand in all $uarters of the ,orld0 This

freedo" ,ill gi)e &olitical force to those engaged in industr.2 and that ,ill hel& to o&&ress the &eo&le0

No,ada.s it is "ore i"&ortant to disar" the &eo&les than to lead the" into ,ar "ore i"&ortant to usefor our ad)antage the &assions ,hich ha)e -urst into fla"es than to $uench their fire "ore i"&ortant

to eradicate the"0 THE PRINCIPLE O)3ECT OF O.R DIRECTORATE CONSISTS IN THIS

TO DE)ILITATE THE P.)LIC !IND )2 CRITICIS!G TO LEAD IT A-A2 FRO!

SERIO.S REFLECTIONS CALC.LATED TO ARO.SE RESISTANCEG TO DISTRACT THE

FORCES OF THE !IND TO-ARDS A SHA! FI#HT OF E!PT2 [email protected]

In all ages the &eo&le of the ,orld2 e$uall. ,ith indi)iduals2 ha)e acce&ted ,ords for deeds2 forTHE2 ARE CONTENT -ITH A SHO-and rarel. &ause to note2 in the &u-lic arena2 ,hether&ro"ises are follo,ed -. &erfor"ance0 Therefore ,e shall esta-lish sho, institutions ,hich ,ill gi)e

elo$uent &roof of their -enefit to &rogress0

=We shall assu"e to oursel)es the li-eral &h.siogno". of all &arties2 of all directions2 and ,e shall

gi)e that &h.siogno". a VOICE IN ORATORS -HO -ILL SPEA/ SO !.CH THAT THE2

-ILL E8HA.ST THE PATIENCE OF THEIR HEARERS AND PROD.CE AN

A)HORRENCE OF ORATOR2

IN ORDER TO P.T P.)LIC OPINION INTO O.R HANDS -E !.ST )RIN# IT INTO A

STATE OF )E-ILDER!ENT )2 #IVIN# E8PRESSION FRO! ALL SIDES TO SO !AN2

CONTRADICTOR2 OPINIONS AND FOR S.CH LEN#TH OF TI!E AS -ILL S.FFICE TO!A/E THE "GOYIM"LOSE THEIR HEADS IN THE LA)2RINTH AND CO!E TO SEE

THAT THE )EST THIN# IS TO HAVE NO OPINION OF AN2 /IND IN !ATTERS

POLITICAL+,hich it is not gi)en to the &u-lic to understand2 -ecause the. are understood onl. -.

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THE -ORLD AND TO FOR! A S.PEROVERN!ENT (uropean ommon /ar0et-G0 In

&lace of the rulers of to(da. ,e shall set u& a -oge. ,hich ,ill -e called the Su&er(*o)ern"ent

Ad"inistration0 Its hands ,ill reach out in all directions li'e ni&&ers and its organiation ,ill -e of

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goal0

In order that the hand of the -lind "o- "a. not free itself fro" our guiding hand2 ,e "ust e)er.

no, and then enter into close co""union ,ith it2 if not actuall. in &erson2 at an. rate through so"e of

the "ost trust. of our -rethren0 When ,e are ac'no,ledged as the onl. authorit. ,e shall discuss ,iththe &eo&le &ersonall. on the "ar'et2 &laces2 and ,e shall instruct the" on $uestings of the &olitical in

such ,ise as "a. turn the" in the direction that suits us0

Who is going to )erif. ,hat is taught in the )illage schools? But ,hat an en)o. of the go)ern"ent or

a 'ing on his throne hi"self "a. sa. cannot -ut -eco"e i""ediatel. 'no,n to the ,hole State2 for it,ill -e s&read a-road -. the )oice of the &eo&le0

=In order to annihilate the institutions of the #O2I!-efore it is ti"e ,e ha)e touched the" ,ith

craft and delicac.2 and ha)e ta'en hold of the ends of the s&rings ,hich "o)e their "echanis"0 These

s&rings la. in a strict -ut 5ust sense of orderH ,e ha)e re&laced the" -. the chaotic license of

liberalis%0 We ha)e got our hands into the ad"inistration of the la,2 into the conduct of elections2 into

the &ress2 into li-ert. of the &erson2 ).T PRINCIPALL2 INTO ED.CATION AND TRAININ#AS )EIN# THE CORNERSTONES OF A FREE E8ISTENCE

CHRISTIAN 2O.TH DESTRO2ED

-E HAVE FOOLED+ )E!.SED AND CORR.PTED THE 2O.TH OF THE 6#O2I!6

)2 REARIN# THE! IN PRINCIPLES AND THEORIES -HICH ARE /NO-N TO .S TO

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earnings2 gratifications and the recei&t of all 'inds of -enefits0

A sche"e of go)ern"ent should co"e read. "ade fro" one -rain2 -ecause it ,ill ne)er -e clinched

fir"l. if it is allo,ed to -e s&lit into fractional &arts in the "inds of "an.0 It is allo,a-le2 therefore2 for

us to ha)e cogniance of the sche"e of action -ut not to discuss it lest ,e distur- its artfulness2 theinterde&endence of its co"&onent &arts2 the &ractical force of the secret "eaning of each clause0 To

discuss and "a'e alterations in a la-or of this 'ind -. "eans of nu"erous )otings is to i"&ress u&on it

the sta"& of all ratiocinations and "isunderstandings ,hich ha)e failed to &enetrate the de&th andne4us of its &lottings0 We ,ant our sche"es to -e forci-le and suita-l. concocted0 Therefore -E

O.#HT NOT TO FLIN# THE -OR/ OF #ENI.S OF O.R #.IDEto the fangs of the "o- or

e)en of a select co"&an.0

These sche"es ,ill not turn e4isting institutions u&side do,n 5ust .et0 The. ,ill onl. effect changes

in their econo". and conse$uentl. in the ,hole co"-ined "o)e"ent of their &rogress2 ,hich ,ill thus-e directed along the &aths laid do,n in our sche"es0

POISON OF LI)ERALIS!

Jnder )arious na"es there e4ists in all countries a&&ro4i"atel. one and the sa"e thing0

%e&resentation2 #inistr.2 Senate2 State Council2 Legislati)e and E4ecuti)e Cor&s0 I need not e4&lain to.ou the "echanis" of the relation of these institutions to one another2 -ecause .ou are a,are of all thatH

onl. ta'e note of the fact that each of the a-o)e(na"ed institutions corres&onds to so"e i"&ortantfunction of the State2 and I ,ould -eg .ou to re"ar' that the ,ord "important" I a&&l. not to the

institution -ut to the function2 conse$uentl. it is not the institutions ,hich are i"&ortant -ut their

functions0 These institutions ha)e di)ided u& a"ong the"sel)es all the functions of go)ern"ent (ad"inistrati)e2 legislati)e2 e4ecuti)e2 ,herefore the. ha)e co"e to o&erate as do the organs in the

hu"an -od.0 If ,e in5ure one &art in the "achiner. of State2 the State falls sic'2 li'e a hu"an -od.2 and

000 ,ill die0

= When ,e introduced into the State organis" the &oison of Liberalis% its ,hole &olitical

co"&le4ion under,ent a change0 States ha)e -een seied ,ith a "ortal illness ( -lood &oisoning0 Allthat re"ains is to a,ait the end of their death agon.0

Liberalis%&roduced Constit'tional States2 ,hich too' the &lace of ,hat ,as the onl. safeguard

of the #O2I!+ na"el.2 !es&otis"H and A CONSTIT.TION+ AS 2O. -ELL /NO-+ IS

NOTHIN# ELSE ).T A SCHOOL OF DISCORDS+ "isunderstandings2 $uarrels2 disagree"ents2

fruitless &art. agitations2 &art. ,hi"s ( in a ,ord2 a school of e)er.thing that ser)es to destro. the

&ersonalit. of State acti)it.0 THE TRI).NE OF THE 6TAL/ERICS6 HAS+ NO LESS

EFFECTIVEL2 THAN THE PRESS+ CONDE!NED THE R.LERS TO INACTIVIT2 AND

I!POTENCE+and there-. rendered the" useless and su&erfluous2 for ,hich reason indeed the. ha)e

-een in "an. countries de&osed0 THEN IT -AS THAT THE ERA OF REP.)LICS )ECO!E

POSSI)LE OF REALIZATIONG AND THEN IT -AS THAT -E REPLACED THE R.LER )2

A CARICAT.RE OF A #OVERN!ENT & )2 A PRESIDENT+ TA/EN FRO! THE !O)+FRO! THE !IDST OF O.R P.PPET CREAT.RES+ OR SLAVES This ,as the foundation of

the "ine ,hich ,e ha)e laid under the #O2&eo&le2 I should rather sa.2 under the #O2&eo&les0

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-e thinned2 if there should arise a deadloc' fro" the i"&ossi-ilit. of finding &residents2 a deadloc'

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#odhas granted to us2 His C*osen Peo$le2 the gift of the dis&ersion2 and in this ,hich a&&ears in all

e.es to -e our ,ea'ness2 has co"e forth all our strength2 ,hich has no, -rought us to the threshold of

so)ereignt. o)er all the ,orld0

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e)er. 'ind of e"anci&ation2 -ut has failed to esta-lish its li"its 0000 All the so(called li-erals are

anarchists2 if not in fact2 at an. rate in thought0 E)er. one of the" in hunting after &hanto"s of

freedo"2 and falling e4clusi)el. into license2 that is2 into the anarch. of &rotest for the sa'e of

&rotest 0000

FREE PRESS DESTRO2ED

We turn to the &eriodical &ress0 We shall i"&ose on it2 as on all &rinted "atter2 sta"& ta4es &er sheetand de&osits of caution( "one.2 and -oo's of less than K: sheets ,ill &a. dou-le0 We shall rec'on the"

as &a"&hlets in order2 on the one hand2 to reduce the nu"-er of "againes2 ,hich are the ,orst for"

of &rinted &oison2 and2 on the other2 in order that this "easure "a. force ,riters into such length.

&roductions that the. ,ill -e little read2 es&eciall. as the. ,ill -e costl.0 At the sa"e ti"e ,hat ,eshall &u-lish oursel)es to influence "ental de)elo&"ent in the direction laid do,n for our &rofit ,ill -e

chea& and ,ill -e read )oraciousl.0 The ta4 ,ill -ring )a&id literar. a"-itions ,ithin -ounds and the

lia-ilit. to &enalties ,ill "a'e literar. "en de&endent u&on us0 And if there should -e an. found ,hoare desirous of ,riting against us2 the. ,ill not find an. &erson eager to &rint their &roductions in &rint

the &u-lisher or &rinter ,ill ha)e to a&&l. to the authorities for &er"ission to do so0 Thus ,e shall

'no, -eforehand of all tric's &re&aring against us and shall nullif. the" -. getting ahead ,ithe4&lanations on the su-5ect treated of0

Literature and 5ournalis" are t,o of the "ost i"&ortant educati)e forces2 and therefore our

go)ern"ent ,ill -eco"e &ro&rietor of the "a5orit. of the 5ournals0 This ,ill neutralie the in5urious

influence of the &ri)atel.(o,ned &ress and ,ill &ut us in &ossession of a tre"endous influence u&on the&u-lic "ind 0000 If ,e gi)e &er"its for ten 5ournals2 ,e shall oursel)es found thirt.2 and so on in the

sa"e &ro&ortion0 This2 ho,e)er2 "ust in no ,ise -e sus&ected -. the &u-lic0 For ,hich reason all

5ournals &u-lished -. us ,ill -e of the "ost o&&osite2 in a&&earance2 tendencies and o&inions2 there-.creating confidence in us and -ringing o)er to us $uite unsus&icious o&&onents2 ,ho ,ill thus fall into

our tra& and -e rendered har"less0

=In the front ran' ,ill stand organs of an official character0 The. ,ill al,a.s stand guard o)er our

interests2 and therefore their influence ,ill -e co"&arati)el. insignificant0

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"atter2 our organs ,ill carr. on a sha" fight fusillade ,ith the official ne,s&a&ers solel. for the

&ur&ose of gi)ing occasion for us to e4&ress oursel)es "ore full. than could ,ell -e done fro" the

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agitated the "eaning of that ,ill -e that ,e ha)e had to stir u& in order to -rea' u& its too great

solidarit.0 ).T IF THERE SHO.LD ARISE IN ITS !IDST A PLOT+ THEN AT THE HEAD OFTHAT PLOT -ILL )E NO OTHER THAN ONE OF O.R !OST TR.STED SERVANTS It is

natural that ,e and no other should lead !ASONICacti)ities2 for ,e 'no, ,hither ,e are leading2,e 'no, the final goal of e)er. for" of acti)it. ,hereas the #O2I!ha)e 'no,ledge of nothing2 not

e)en of the i""ediate effect of actionH the. &ut -efore the"sel)es2 usuall.2 the "o"entar. rec'oning

of the satisfaction of their self( o&inion in the acco"&lish"ent of their thought ,ithout e)en re"ar'ingthat the )er. conce&tion ne)er -elonged to their initiati)e -ut to our instigation of their thought 0000

#ENTILES ARE ST.PID

The #O2I!enter the lodges out of curiosit. or in the ho&e -. their "eans to get a ni--le at the&u-lic &ie2 and so"e of the" in order to o-tain a hearing -efore the &u-lic for their i"&ractica-le and

groundless fantasies the. thirst for the e"otion of success and a&&lause2 of ,hich ,e are re"ar'a-l.

generous0 And the reason ,h. ,e gi)e the" this success is to "a'e use of the nigh conceit ofthe"sel)es to ,hich it gi)es -irth2 for that insensi-l. dis&oses the" to assi"ulate our suggestions

,ithout -eing on their guard against the" in the fullness of their confidence that it is their o,n

infalli-ilit. ,hich is gi)ing utterance to their o,n thoughts and that it is i"&ossi-le for the" to -orro,those of others 0000 ou cannot i"agine to ,hat e4tent the ,isest of the #O2I!can -e -rought to a

state of unconscious nai)ete in the &resence of this condition of high conceit of the"sel)es2 and at the

sa"e ti"e ho, eas. it is to ta'e the heart out of the" -. the slightest ill(success2 though it -e nothing"ore than the sto&&age of the a&&lause the. had2 and to reduce the" to a sla)ish su-"ission for the

sa'e of ,inning a rene,al of success 0000 )2 SO !.CH AS O.RS DISRE#ARD S.CCESS IFONL2 THE2 CAN CARR2 THRO.#H THEIR PLANS+ )2 SO !.CH THE "GOYIM"ARE

-ILLIN# TO SACRIFICE AN2 PLANS ONL2 TO HAVE S.CCESSThis &s.cholog. of theirs"ateriall. facilitates for us the tas' of setting the" in the re$uired direction0 These tigers in a&&earance

ha)e the souls of shee& and the ,ind -lo,s freel. through their heads0 We ha)e set the" on the ho--.(

horse of an idea a-out the a-sor&tion of indi)idualit. -. the s."-olic unit of COLLECTIVIS! 0000The. ha)e ne)er .et and the. ne)er ,ill ha)e the sense to reflect that this ho--.(horse is a "anifest

)iolation of the "ost i"&ortant la, of nature2 ,hich has esta-lished fro" the )er. creation of the ,orld

one unit unli'e another and &recisel. for the &ur&ose of instituting indi)idualit. 0000

If ,e ha)e -een a-le to -ring the" to such a &itch of stu&id -lindness is it not a &roof2 and ana"aingl. clear &roof2 of the degree to ,hich the "ind of the #O2I!is unde)elo&ed in co"&arison

,ith our "ind? This it is2 "ainl.2 ,hich guarantees our success0

#ENTILES ARE CATTLE

And ho, far(seeing ,ere our learned elders in ancient ti"es ,hen the. said that to attain a serious

end it -ehoo)es not to sto& at an. "eans or to count the )icti"s sacrificed for the sa'e of that end 0000

We ha)e not counted the )icti"s of the seed of the #O2cattle2 though ,e ha)e sacrificed "an. of ouro,n2 -ut for that ,e ha)e no, alread. gi)en the" such a &osition on the earth as the. could not e)en

ha)e drea"ed of0 The co"&arati)el. s"all nu"-ers of the )icti"s fro" the nu"-er of ours ha)e

&reser)ed our nationalit. fro" destruction0

=!eath is the ine)ita-le end for all0 It is -etter to -ring that end nearer to those ,ho hinder our affairsthan to oursel)es2 to the founders of this affair0 -E E8EC.TE !ASONS IN S.CH -ISE THAT

NONE SAVE THE )ROTHERHOOD CAN EVER HAVE A S.SPICION OF IT+ NOT EVEN

THE VICTI!S THE!SELVES OF O.R DEATH SENTENCE+ THE2 ALL DIE -HEN

[email protected] AS IF FRO! A NOR!AL /IND OF ILLNESS 00000 no,ing this2 e)en the


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-rotherhood in its turn dare not &rotest0 B. such "ethods ,e ha)e &luc'ed out of the "idst of

!ASONR2the )er. root of &rotest against our dis&osition0 While &reaching liberalis%to the #O2,e at the sa"e ti"e 'ee& our o,n &eo&le and our agents in a state of un$uestioningl. su-"ission0

Jnder our influence the e4ecution of the la,s of the #O2I!has -een reduced to a "ini"u"0 The&restige of the la, has -een e4&loded -. the li-eral inter&retations introduced into this s&here0 In the

"ost i"&ortant and funda"ental affairs and $uestions2 3.D#ES DECIDE AS -E DICTATE TO

THE!2 see "atters in the light ,here,ith ,e enfold the" for the ad"inistration of the #O2I!2 ofcourse2 through &ersons ,ho are our tools though ,e do not a&&ear to ha)e an.thing in co""on ,iththe" ( -. ne,s&a&er o&inion or -. other "eans 0000 E)en senators and the higher ad"inistration acce&t

our counsels0 The &urel. -rute "ind of the #O2I!is inca&a-le of use for anal.sis and o-ser)ation2

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a-out the "anifestations of li-eralis" at the e4&ense of the educational sche"e of the State2 as the

#O2I!in these da.s i"agine it to -e 0000 This "ethod of shuffling the staff ,ill ser)e also to e4&lode

an. collecti)e solidarit. of those in the sa"e ser)ice and ,ill -ind all to the interests of the go)ern"ent

u&on ,hich their fate ,ill de&end0 The .oung generation of 5udges ,ill -e trained in certain )ie,sregarding the inad"issi-ilit. of an. a-uses that "ight distur- the esta-lished order of our su-5ects

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relations2 of the la,s of e4a"&les2 of the &hiloso&h. of ne, theories not .et declared to the ,orld0

These theories ,ill -e raised -. us to the stage of a dog"a of faith as a traditional stage to,ards our

faith0 On the co"&letion of this e4&osition of our &rogra" of action in the &resent and the future I ,ill

read .ou the &rinci&les of these theories0

In a ,ord2 'no,ing -. the e4&erience of "an. centuries that &eo&le li)e and are guided -. ideas2

that these ideas are i"-i-ed -. &eo&le onl. -. the aid of education &ro)ided ,ith e$ual success for all

ages of gro,th2 -ut of course -. )ar.ing "ethods2 ,e shall s,allo, u& and confiscate to our o,n usethe last scintilla of inde&endence of thought2 ,hich ,e ha)e for long &ast -een directing to,ardssu-5ects and ideas useful for us0 The s.ste" of -ridling thought is alread. at ,or' in the so(called

s.ste" of teaching -. O)3ECT LESSONS+ the &ur&ose of ,hich is to turn the #O2I! into

unthin'ing su-"issi)e -rutes ,aiting for things to -e &resented -efore their e.es in order to for" anidea of the" 0000 In France+one of our -est agents2 )o'reois+has alread. "ade &u-lic a ne, &rogra"

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&rinci&le of )olunteer ser)ice to the State0 It ,ill then -e no disgrace to -e a s&. and infor"er2 -ut a

"erit unfounded denunciations2 ho,e)er2 ,ill -e cruell. &unished that there "a. -e de)elo&"ent of

a-uses of this right0

Our agents ,ill -e ta'en fro" the higher as ,ell as the lo,er ran's of societ.2 fro" a"ong thead"inistrati)e class ,ho s&end their ti"e in a"use"ents2 editors2 &rinters and &u-lishers2 -oo'sellers2

cler's2 and sales"en2 ,or'"en2 coach"en2 lac'e.s2 et cetera0 This -od.2 ha)ing no rights and not

-eing e"&o,ered to ta'e an. action on their o,n account2 and conse$uentl. a &olice ,ithout an.&o,er2 ,ill onl. ,itness and re&ort )erification of their re&orts and arrests ,ill de&end u&on ares&onsi-le grou& of controllers of &olice affairs2 ,hile the actual act of arrest ,ill -e &erfor"ed -. the

gendar"erie and the "unici&al &olice0 An. &erson not denouncing an.thing seen or heard concerning

$uestions of &olit. ,ill also -e charged ,ith and "ade res&onsi-le for conceal"ent2 if it -e &ro)ed thathe is guilt. of this cri"e0

= 3.ST AS NO-ADA2S O.R )RETHREN+ ARE O)LI#ED AT THEIR O-N RIS/ TO

DENO.NCE TO THE /A)AL APOSTATES OF THEIR O-N FA!IL2 or "e"-ers ,ho ha)e

-een noticed doing an.thing in o&&osition to the /A)AL+ SO IN O.R /IN#DO! OVER ALL

THE -ORLD IT -ILL )E O)LI#ATOR2 FOR ALL O.R S.)3ECTS TO O)SERVE THE

D.T2 OF SERVICE TO THE STATE IN THIS DIRECTION

Such an organiation ,ill e4tir&ate a-uses of authorit.2 of force2 of -ri-er.2 e)er.thing in fact

,hich ,e -. our counsels2 -. out theories of the su&erhu"an rights of "an2 ha)e introduced into thecusto"s of the #O2I!0000 But ho, else ,ere ,e to &rocure that increase of causes &redis&osing to

disorders in the "idst of their ad"inistration? 0000 A"ong the nu"-er of those "ethods one of the "ost

i"&ortant is ( agents for the restoration of order2 so &laced as to ha)e the o&&ortunit. in theirdisintegrating acti)it. of de)elo&ing and dis&la.ing their e)il inclinations ( o-stinate self(conceit2

irres&onsi-le e4ercise of authorit.2 and2 first and fore"ost2 )enalit.0


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= CRI!INALS -ITH .S -ILL )E ARRESTED AT THE FIRST+"ore or less2 ,ell(grounded

S.SPICION it cannot -e allo,ed that out of fear of a &ossi-le "ista'e an o&&ortunit. should -e

gi)en of esca&e to &ersons sus&ected of a &olitical la&se of cri"e2 for in these "atters ,e shall -e

literall. "erciless0 If it is still &ossi-le2 -. stretching a &oint2 to ad"it a reconsideration of the "oti)ecauses in si"&le cri"es2 there is no &ossi-ilit. of e4cuse for &ersons occu&.ing the"sel)es ,ith

$uestions in ,hich no-od. e4ce&t the go)ern"ent can understand an.thing 0000 And it is not all

go)ern"ents that understand true &olic.0


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97 see B< .SC ?What also indeed is2 in su-stance2 a loan2 es&eciall. a foreign loan? A loan is ( an issue of


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go)ern"ent -ills of e4change containing a &ercentage o-ligation co""ensurate to the su" of the loan

ca&ital0 If the loan -ears a charge of ; &er cent2 then in t,ent. .ears the State )ainl. &a.s a,a. in

interest a su" e$ual to the loan -orro,ed2 in fort. .ears it is &a.ing a dou-le su"2 in si4t. ( tre-le2 and

all the ,hile the de-t re"ains an un&aid de-t0

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>And ,ithout a definite &lan it is i"&ossi-le to rule0 #arching along an undeter"ined road and ,ith

undeter"ined resources -rings to ruin -. the ,a. heroes and de"i(gods0


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