34 The International Jew
If these words had been written by a non-Jew the cry of "anti-
Semitism" would ring through the land. Yet Sidonia adds:
"And every generation they (the Jews) must become more powerful
and dangerous to the society that is hostile to them."
"Latitudinarianism" is the doctrine of the Protocols in a word. It is
the break-up by means of a welter of so-called "liberal" ideas which
construct nothing themselves, but have the power to destroy the
established order:
Several generations have passed since Disraeli's words were written.
The Jew still regards every form of non-Jewish society as hostile to him.
They have become more powerful and more dangerous. Those who
would measure the danger look around!
The Jew says that the Protocols are inventions. Is Benjamin Disraeli
an invention? Was this Jewish Prime Minister of Great Britain
misrepresenting his people? He showed that in Russia, the very country
where the Jews of his time comptained they were ·leas·r free, the Jews
were in control. He showed that the Jews knew the technique of
revolution, foretelling in his book the revolution that shortly broke out in
Germany. How did he foreknow it? Because that revolution was
developing under the auspices of Jews, a:nd though it was then true that
"so little is yet known in England," Disraeli the Jew knew i t, and knew
it to be Jewish in origin and development and purpose. One point is clear:
Disraeli told the truth. He presented his people before the world with
correctness. He described Jewish power, Jewish purpose and Jewish
method with a certainty of touch that betokens more than knowledge.:_he
shows racial sympathy and understanding. Why did he do it? Disraeli the
flamboyant, most oriental of courtiers and suave of politicians, with a
keen financial ability . Was it that typically racial boastfulness, that
dangerous aggressive conceit in which· the Jew gives up most of his
secrets . No matter; he is the one man who told the truth about the Jews
without being accused of "misrepresenting" the Jews.