The Truth About the Protocols a Literary Forgery
The Truth About the Protocols a Literary Forgery
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Of course not ; such com- batants would court de- rision. Are you against the employment of these traps and tricks, of all the strategy indispensable to war against the enemy within, the revolutionary ?
Both " Machiavelli " and the author of the Protocols agree (Prot. P. 3, Geneva Dialogues, p. 11) almost in the same words that politics have nothing in common with morality. Right is described in the Protocols as "an abstract idea established by nothing, " in the Dialogues as an " infinitely vag...ue " expression. The end, say both, justifies the means. " I pay less attention, " says Machiavelli, " to what is good and moral than to what is useful and necessary. " The Protocols (p. 4) use the same formula, substituting " profitable " for " use- ful. " According to the Protocols he who would rule " must have recourse to cunningness (sic) and hypocrisy. " In the second Dialogue (p. 15) Montesquieu reproaches Machiavelli for having " only two words to repeat 'Force ' and ' guile. ' " Both Machiavelli and the " Elders " 12 of the Protocols preach despotism as the solo safeguard against anarchy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course not ; such com- batants would court de- rision. Are you against the employment of these traps and tricks, of all the strategy indispensable to war against the enemy within, the revolutionary ?
Both " Machiavelli " and the author of the Protocols agree (Prot. P. 3, Geneva Dialogues, p. 11) almost in the same words that politics have nothing in common with morality. Right is described in the Protocols as "an abstract idea established by nothing, " in the Dialogues as an " infinitely vag...ue " expression. The end, say both, justifies the means. " I pay less attention, " says Machiavelli, " to what is good and moral than to what is useful and necessary. " The Protocols (p. 4) use the same formula, substituting " profitable " for " use- ful. " According to the Protocols he who would rule " must have recourse to cunningness (sic) and hypocrisy. " In the second Dialogue (p. 15) Montesquieu reproaches Machiavelli for having " only two words to repeat 'Force ' and ' guile. ' " Both Machiavelli and the " Elders " 12 of the Protocols preach despotism as the solo safeguard against anarchy.
What to read after The Truth About the Protocols a Literary Forgery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Zallel Lauterbach to read onlineMoreLess
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