The Protocols Of The Learned Elders Of Zion(Audiobook) - Бесплатная аудиокнига

Back close to the beginning of this century, around 1901 or

so, a book first was published containing the text of what became

generally known as The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion. The

publisher was a Russian academic, Professor Sergei Nilus. Nilus himself

allegedly had obtained The Protocols from a Russian official, who had

obtained the text from a patriotic Russian noblewoman, who in turn had

purchased the material from a Jew in Paris about 15 years earlier.

The Protocols purports to be a collection of minutes or reports of

meetings held by the leaders of the world Jewish community, at which

they summarize the progress they had made to that time in their quest

for world subversion, world ownership, and world power and outline their

plans for continuing the process in the future. They talk about gaining

control of the banking systems of various countries, about fomenting

wars and revolutions to weaken and destroy Gentile power, about

corrupting music and art and education, about subverting various Gentile

institutions, about taking over the press everywhere and controlling the

flow of information to the masses, about undermining the family and

bringing family values into disrepute, and so on. The Elders of Zion

really are a satanic bunch of schemers. Reading The Protocols makes

one's flesh crawl.

We should remember that when The Protocols began circulating in Russia

in the first decade of this century, that country had not yet fallen

victim to Jewish Bolshevism, but that wasn't for lack of trying on the

part of the Jews. The Jews were generally recognized as a dangerously

subversive element in Russia, as the schemers and stringpullers behind

every attempt to damage or upset the established order in Russia, and so

Professor Nilus' publication of The Protocols found a ready market among

the Russian public. After the Jewish Bolshevik revolution of 1917

overthrew the Russian government and established a communist

dictatorship in Russia, anyone found with a copy of The Protocols was

liable to be summarily shot. The text already had been translated into a

dozen other languages and distributed far and wide outside Russia,

however. Since then it has been published in virtually every language

which has a printed form and has been read by tens of millions of people

around the world.

The Jews have been claiming hysterically since The Protocols first

appeared that the text is "a forgery." I guess that's their

way of saying that it's not what it purports to be: namely, the actual

minutes of meetings of Jewish leaders discussing their plans for world

domination. The great American industrialist and automaker Henry Ford

was very strongly impressed by The Protocols and helped circulate the

text in the United States. When told by newspaper reporters in 1921

about the Jews' claims that The Protocols was "a forgery," Mr. Ford

responded that all he could say about the material was that it fit what

was actually happening in the world and had been happening ever since

the The Protocols first appeared in print.

Of course, what Mr. Ford had especially in mind when he made that remark

were two momentous things which had happened during the previous decade.

One was the Jews' success in taking over Russia and imposing communism

on the Russians, and the other was the recently ended First World War: a

horribly fratricidal and senseless war, which had destroyed the old

order in Europe, had spilled the blood of millions of the best

Europeans, and had weakened all of Europe's long-established

institutions, leaving every European country open to all manner of

social, political, and cultural ills -- in particular, to the further

spread of communism.

Well, Henry Ford was a very hard-headed, practical sort of man, and it's

easy to understand his attitude. He had no way of knowing whether or not

The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion was actually what it

purported to be, but he was quite impressed by the fact that the plan

for world subversion and domination by the Jews outlined in the book

seemed to be happening pretty much as described.

I'll go a step further than Henry Ford was willing to go in assessing

The Protocols. I think that they very likely are not what they purport

to be. In the first place the text of The Protocols doesn't ring true.

It's too straightforward, too open. It doesn't use the sort of

deceptive, weasel-word, self-justifying language that Jews customarily

use in expressing themselves, even to one another. When a group of

Jewish leaders get together to discuss their plans for the destruction of a host nation, they don't use straightforward expressions such as

"encouraging miscegenation" and "leading the goyim to the slaughter."

They use weasel-expressions, such as "building tolerance," "increasing

diversity," and "eliminating inequality."

In the second place, it's difficult for me to imagine the head Jews

laying out such a complete, self-contained, and pat explanation of what

they're up to. It's just too convenient for those of us who aim at

alerting our people as to what the Jews' intentions are and then putting

a monkey wrench in their gears.

I wouldn't call The Protocols "a forgery," as the Jews do whenever the

book is mentioned. I'm inclined to believe Professor Nilus was an astute

observer of the Jews and also was a patriot. He wanted to warn the

Russian people of what the Jews were planning to do to them, and so he

imagined how the Jews' plan might look if it were all laid out in

straightforward language. I believe that he wrote the text he published,

but that he believed it was a reasonably accurate description of what

the Jews actually were doing. And the reason that The Protocols ended up

being translated into hundreds of languages and read by millions of

people is that many people, like Henry Ford, saw that they fitted what

was happening.

- Dr. William Pierce.