LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

That is your story, oh England! Wilberforce may be regretted, men who
remember a DIFFERENT England haven’t all died yet. Normalization of
chewisch relations, Jew promises the rump of England world dominion,
no, not even that promise. In partnership mit dh yitts. The distinguished
French, Dutch, Polish, etc. Yitts, and of course the Yitt are to hold, well
let us say 51% of the stock, or that isss too little if Rothschildt puts up
75% of the money, by chewisch consortium. Call it Geneva or what not,
so the chews should have 87% of the control. But the lords will all have
dummy directorates, at from 5 to 40 thousand per year. Lord Beit, Lord
Melchett, Lord Goldsmid, the flower of Chivalry und Lord Burnham.
And Lord Laski, and then the commune. Laski’s program IS the program
of the Protocols? Have you yet heard of the Protocols? The intrinsic
matter OF the protocols, whoever wrote ’em. Compare IT. Compare it
with what you are offered.
And then the so-called racial hatreds, what chance the Frenchman you
dislike ISN’T a Frenchman AT ALL? That the European you dislike, the
continental you dislike, isn’t a European AT all? That needs looking into.
Yes, you all have a few Jews that you like? Think it over? Is it quite
satisfactory? They are everywhere save in one or two small
organizations. I know of a third which applied the proportional quota.
Horrors of antisemitism. What about the horrors of NOT having a sane
bit of discretion, as France under Blum, and Reynaud?
When I started walkin’ ’round the South and Center of France in 1912 I
found a VERY different race and spirit from that of Paris Montmartre
and putridity— —and the rest of it. As late as 1922 there were still some
French left in the onzième arrondissement.
I saw Blum at a press lunch sometime after 1927. I am not sure of the
date. The impression was unfavorable. I don’t think he fooled Sparrow
Robertson either. There was a certain lack of frankness in Blum’s
exposition. Certain phases he seemed rather to wish to avoid. And you in