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Russian History", Moscow, 1999, p. 603). These facts are too sensitive
to be mentioned officially, but the secret history must be revealed.
Estienne (Stephen) Morin, the French extremist Jew who appeared
as a masonic leader in Great Britain, founded the political free-
masonry in America. His followers were other masonic Jews such as
Moses Michael Hays (1739-1805), Henry Andrews Francken, Bernard
M. Spitzer, Isaac Dacosta (1798-1860), and Moses Cohen.
There is also a reference from 1658 concerning the arrival at
Newport, Rhode Island of fifteen Jewish families of Dutch origin
bringing with them the three first degrees of freemasonry.
Moses Hays started in Newport, Rhode Island, and Charleston a
masonic core group of cabbalistic Jews, who had become millionaires
in the Negro slave trade, among them were the Lopez and de Leon
families. Hays was himself a banker. All these people would soon
plunge into the opium trade. These elements formed the Scottish
Rite in the United States. Only prominent individuals were accepted.
The Jewish masonic elite organized captured black people in Africa
and transported them to America and controlled every slave market
in the United States. That alone the Jewish freemason Aaron Lopez
had control of more than half of the combined deals in the Colony of
Rhode Island (with Newport) is a well-known fact ("Documents
Illustrative of the History of the Slave Trade in America", the
Carnegie Institute, Washington"). He had more than 5 per cent of all
dealings with the black people for almost fifty years (1726-1774).
There were other ships that he owned, but sailed under other names.
The evidence is still available to see.
More than 300 ships, owned by the Jews (Isaac Gomez, Hayman
Levy, Moses Ben Franks, Isaac Dias, Benjamin Levy and many others),
were engaged in the slave trade.
The Jewish agency called Asiento, that later operated from Holland
and England, helped Jewish freemasons provide black slaves for the
colonists. With the yearly capture and transport of one million black
slaves it is not difficult to figure that from 1661 to 1774 (113 years)
approximately 110 million slaves had been removed from their native
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