"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

1881), Georg Herwegh, Robert Blum, Ludwig Feuerbach (1804-1872) and
Johann Jacoby (1805-1877) from Germany (all played leading roles in the
"revolution").
The Jewish banker and freemason Ludwig Bamberger (1823-1899) led
the "revolution" in Germany in 1848. He founded Central Bank of Ger-
many in 1870.
Adolphe Cremieux served as minister of justice in the revolutionary
government. It was Cremieux who, in May 1860, together with Rabbi
Elie-Aristide Astruc, Narcisse Leven, Jules Garvallo and others in Paris
founded the great Jewish Masonic Lodge L'Alliance Israelite Universelle,
which used the B'nai B'rith as its executive organ. In 1863, Cremieux
became president of the central committee of the movement. The motto of
this organisation was: "All Israelites are comrades!"
Adolph Isaac Cremieux, who was a well-known lawyer, "liberal" poli-
tician and a Grand Master of the Ordre du rite Memphis-Misraim and
Master of the Grand Orient de France, spoke openly in his manifesto to
Alliance Israelite Universelle: "The union which we shall create will not be
a French, English, Irish or German, but a Jewish World Union... Under no
circumstances shall a Jew befriend a Christian or a Muslim; not before the
moment comes when Judaism, the only true religion, shines over the entire
World."
Cremieux (33°) also worked closely with the powerful English Jew
Chaim Montefiore (1784-1885). Together they saved two Jewish ritual
murderers who had admitted to their crimes in Damascus.
Sicily came first. On the 12th of January 1848, the "revolutionaries" in
Palermo simply declared Sicily independent. On the 8th of February the
revolutionary movement was organised in Piedmont. The revolt began in
Tuscany on the 17th of February. Everything was co-ordinated by two
Jewish Illuminati leaders, Giuseppe Mazzini and Adriano Lemmi. Lemmi
was a skilful revolutionary conspirator who became a Grand Master of the
Grande Oriente d'ltalia in 1885. The freemason and Grand Master
Giuseppe Garibaldi (33°) also took part in the planning. Afterwards, they
began to act in France. A revolt was stirred up in Paris on the 22nd-23rd of
February. Isaac Cremieux made sure that Louis Philippe was dethroned
and he fled to London on the 24th of February. Lamartine seized power.
On the very same day, the 24th February, "The Communist Manifesto"
was published. Riots also occurred elsewhere.
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