Kaminski: How the French were lobotomized
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lobotomized
How the French were lobotomized
and what is happening in the USA today
In Cabala, evil takes on a mysterious existence of its own, which
its precepts trace back to the physical appearance of life on Earth,
or Adam. Cabala claims that Adam throws the entire stream of life
out of balance, and that the Church, or Christianity, by formalizing
the existence of the Adamite people on Earth, have become a problem
which must be resolved. This is the essence of the basic anti-life
principle underlying all Cabala and its heir, Freemasonry.
These precepts declare that Satanism will achieve its final triumph
over the Church and Christianity, thus ending the bdualismb of this
world, the struggle between good and evil. In short, the problem
of good and evil will all be ended when evil triumphs and good is
eliminated from the earth. This program may sound somewhat simplistic,
but it is the basic premise of the Cabala and Freemasonry.
b Eustace Mullins, The Curse of Canaan, p. 42
By John Kaminski sky...@comcast.net http://johnkaminski.info/
Youbve given up your life to something you donbt even know, and
worse, you donbt even know that you have done so.
Most people live and die without ever knowing this, and only fifty
years of questioning every single story webve ever been told can
lead to even an inkling that the history which has been ingrained
in our minds is nothing more than the same kind of fraudulent spin
being inflicted on us today with every deliberately twisted report
that spews from our televisions.
The same people who engineered the French and Bolshevik revolutions,
as well as the American Civil War and both World Wars, also pulled
off 9/11. And they always use the same methods. A target group they
donbt like is vilified, a fictional provocation is created, and war
is declared against them. The reasons for war are ALWAYS unprovable
lies, because they are only constructed fictions used as excuses
for bombing nations and killing people who possess natural resources
they want to steal.
As the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was the trigger mechanism of
World War I and Pearl Harbor was the staged affront that dragged
America into World War II, so 9/11 was the contrived catalyst for
permanent war against the world now taking place in Palestine, Iraq,
Afghanistan, Sudan, Colombia and many other places. In fact, the
seed of the puppetmastersb death machine has sprouted in every
country on this planet.
But it is in the French Revolution that we can most vividly see
what is about to happen to us now, as the parade of leaders who are
used to champion a reasonless revolution before being guillotined
when they were no longer useful very much resembles the cast of
shady characters todaybs news media parade before us as our bleaders.b
Writer Eustace Mullins asserts in his opus, bThe Curse of Canaan,b
that thoroughly understanding the Reign of Terror of the French,
Bolshevik and Spanish Revolutions b and realizing that what happened
to Britain, France, Russia, and Germany and now what is happening
to the United States b provides us with a chilling preview of what
is to come.
bIt is difficult to envision that the streets and rivers of France
once flowed with the blood of innocents,b Mullins writes.
Right after the guillotining of King Louis XIV in 1793, Mullins
describes the scene in Paris. bThe fate of the Princess de Lamballe,
a pleasant, middle-aged aristocrat who had escaped from the city,
was typical. Driven by loyalty to her mistress, Marie Antoinette,
she returned to Paris to administer to her mistress. The Princess
was promptly seized by the mob, publicly disemboweled, and her
private parts paraded through the cities as trophies of the triumph
of the Revolution. After the storming of the Guillerriers, a young
apprentice fell into the hands of the mob. A great pan was fetched,
and a fire built under it. He was then fried in butter, after which
the revolutionaries enjoyed a feast.
bThe cemeteries of Paris became the scenes of nightly orgies, many
of them mystical rites which had not been seen on earth since the
destruction of the Temple of Baal. Graves were torn open, and the
remains used in fiendish rites
. . .b
bThe ideological basis for these atrocities had been enshrined in
the national assembly on Aug. 26, 1789, which formally adopted the
Declaration of the Rights of Man,b Mullins explains.
This blood memory permanently poisoned the perceptions of the French,
who are justifiably suspicious of everyone, because deep in their
genes they remember that their heritage and their country was stolen
from them, and that they enthusiastically endorsed it when it
happened.
Captain Archibald Maule Ramsay, in bThe Nameless War,b describes
it this way:
bThe French Revolution of 1789 was the most startling event in the
history of Europe since the fall of Rome.
bA new phenomenon then appeared before the world. Never before had
a mob apparently organized successful revolution against all other
classes in the state, under high sounding, but quite nonsensical
slogans, and with methods bearing not a trace of the principles
enshrined in those slogans.
bNever before had any one section of any nation conquered all other
sections; and still less swept away every feature of the national
life and tradition, from King, religion, nobles, clergy, constitution,
flag, calendar, and place names, to coinage.
bSuch a phenomenon merits the closest attention; especially in view
of the fact that it has been followed by identical outbreaks in
many countries.
bThe main discovery that such an examination will reveal is this
fact: the revolution was not the work of Frenchmen to improve
France. It was the work of aliens, whose object was to destroy
everything which had been France.b
Mullins sets the scene. One of the lesser known atrocities of human
history was the French massacre of the Huguenots during the 16th
and 17th centuries.
Throughout bthe Curse of Canaanb, Mullins tracks the historical
progression of that group we would now call the Jewish power brokers
who control the world. From their origin as Canaanites, they became
Phoenicians, were destroyed at Carthage, but regrouped at Venice.
It was from this tangent that the seeds of the French Revolution
were sown.
Mullins writes (p. 109) b . . . the repressive acts against Huguenots
began after Catherine deMedici became French regent on the accession
of Charles the Ninth. We have already noted that the de Medicis
paid for the formulation of the doctrine of secular humanism, when
Cosimo De Medici set up the Accademia in Florence, centering its
teachings around the Christian Cabala.
bThe Encyclopedia Brittanica says of Catherinebs rule in France:
bShe introduced Italian methods of government, alternating between
concessions and persecution, both alike devoid of sincerity.b
bCatherine began negotiations with Spain to bolster her planned
slaughter of the Huguenots; on Sept. 28, 1568, she issued an edict
which placed the Huguenots outside the protection of the law, an
open invitation for the massacres to begin. At this time, they
constituted one tenth of the population of France. Her son, Charles
Ninth, realized that his motherbs plan would be a catastrophe for
the nation, and he opened negotiations with the Huguenot leaders,
hoping to avert the slaughter.
bCatherine, true to her black nobility heritage, plotted the massacre
to take place while he had the leaders conveniently assembled.
bThe notorious massacre of St. Bartholomewbs took place on August
24, 1572, during which the Huguenot leader, Coligny, and all of the
important Huguenots were killed. the Encyclopedia Britannica notes,
bThis date marks a disastrous epoch in the history of France. The
Paris massacre was followed by massacres throughout France. One
victim was King Charles himself. Overcome with horror at the
atrocities committed by the tragedy ot St. Bartholomewbs, he
expired.bb
There is a strong possibility, Mullins writes, that Catherine,
knowing of his unwillingness to proceed with the massacre of the
Huguenots, and his plans to make concessions to them, poisoned her
royal son.
In the 16th century the French were productive and inventive nation.
The Huguenot massacres, a great orgy of ritual murder, changed all
that, and left a permanent shadow on everyone and everything French.
Mullins: bChildren were seized and thrown into pots to be boiled,
or fried in great skillets, while crowds stood hooting and reveling
in the entertainment. Families were dragged out into the squares
in cities and villages to be murdered one by one. No one was spared
the terror of the mobs, whether elderly or invalid. Their property
was then divided up among the eagerly waiting instigators of the
killings, who would rush on to find other victims.b
Capt. Ramsay, in his French Revolution recap, writes: "Remember the
French Revolution to which it was we who gave the name of 'Great.'
The secrets of its preparation are well known to us for it was
wholly the work of our hands."
Protocols of Zion No. 7.
"We were the first to cry among the masses of the people the words
'Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.' The stupid Gentile poll parrots
flew down from all sides on to these baits, and with them carried
away the well-being of the world.
bThe would-be-wise men of the Gentiles were so stupid that they
could not see that in nature there is no equality, and there cannot
be freedom (meaning, of course, freedom as understood by Socialists
and Communists, freedom to wreck your own country)." Protocols of
Zion-No. 1.
bWith this knowledge in our possession we shall find we possess a
master key to the intricate happenings of the French Revolution.
The somewhat confused picture of characters and events moving across
the screen, which our history books have shown us, will suddenly
become a concerted and connected human drama.
bWhen we begin to draw parallels between France of 1789, Britain
of 1640, Russia of 1917, Germany and Hungary of 1918-19, and Spain
of 1936, we shall feel that drama grip us with a new and personal
sense of reality.b
Mullins explains that the famous Edict of Nantes in 1598 attempted
to stop the Huguenot massacres, but in 1685, Louis XIV revoked it.
Again, Mullins goes to the encyclopedia. b . . . thus was committed
one of the most flagrant political and religious blunders in the
history of France, which in the course of a few years lost more
than 400,000 of its inhabitants, men who, having to choose between
their conscience and their country, endowed the nations which
received them with their heroism, their courage, and their ability.
bIt was the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, more than any other
single event in history, which set the United States on its future
course to greatness. During the American Revolution, and the writing
of the Constitution which followed its victory, it was the Huguenots
who predominated in every battle and every deliberation. The fortunes
of France, on the other hand, sank into a steady decline, from which
it has never recovered. Indeed, this nation has subsequently lurched
from one disaster to another . . . E. E. Cummings, the American
poet, used to remark of Napoleon, bHe chopped six inches off the
height of every Frenchman.b
Mullins concludes: bIf God may have visited the Reign of Terror
upon the people of France as punishment for the massacre of the
Huguenots. it was also made inevitable by their absence.b
A succession of expendable leaders led France right into a bloody
sewer. The kingbs brother-in-law, the Duke of Orleans, Phillip de
Egalite, went bankrupt and was bought by the Rothschilds. The Jew
Count Cagliostro was imported to orchestrate the debauchery of
Francebs royal houses. The famous Jew Moses Mendelsohn (the Henry
Kissinger of his time) installed the puppet Mirabeau, who was later
killed for trying to save King Louis from the guillotine. The great
insane villains Marat, Danton and Robespierre followed before
Napoleon arrived to teach the French to kill others rather than
themselves.
As in England, the Jewish control group succeeded in the killing
the king in France, too. Behind Lord Shelburne, one William Petty,
Jewish-controlled Britain engineered the French Revolution, eliminating
its main rival once and for all.
Mullins writes: bThe inspiration for the French Revolution can be
traced directly to the doctrines of secular humanism, which had
been formulated at the Accademia of the de Medicis in Florence, and
which were but a modernized version of the Kabbalah. The placing
of bhuman interestsb first in all things created the climate which
made possible the guillotining of King Louis XVI . . .b
It was the refusal by French farmers to accept a new fake money
system imposed by the Jewish puppetmasters that led to their deaths
and a nationwide reign of terror.
Marat began the Reign of Terror by slaughtering all the jail inmates
in Paris in 1792, priests and nuns were beaten to death in churches,
small towns invaded by bands of assassins sent from Paris to slaughter
women and children in the small towns.
bSpeculators poured in from Switzerland and the Rhineland to profit
from the ever-changing regulations issued by the Assembly. Having
foreknowledge of these measures by the judicious distribution of
bribes, the speculators made enormous profits.
bThe climate of terror was increased by the presence of spies
everywhere;
private agents working for unseen masters; government informers,
spies from every faction, and everywhere the demented tricteuses,
who often sat in front of the guillotine, shrieking with joy at
every head that rolled into the gutter, and constantly screaming
for more blood.b
bIt was the Duke of Brunswick himself (known as Aaron in the
Illuminati) who delivered the last word on the French Revolution:
bA secret sect working within freemasonry has brought about the
French Revolution and would bring about and would be the cause of
all future revolutions.b
bThe great French historian Hipolyte Taine wrote: bLiberty, equality,
fraternity! Whatever the great words with which the revolution was
ornamented, it was essentially a transference of property.b The
successful conclusion of the Napoleonic wars found the Rothschilds
in unchallenged control of that property.b
Thus we find ourselves, dear reader, with the knowledge of the past
that shows us what happened then is eerily similar to what is
happening now. What exactly will you tell yourself once you realize
that what I have just told you is all true, and what you have learned
throughout your life is all false?
Then, more importantly, what will you tell others?
John Kaminski is a writer who lives on the Gulf Coast of Florida
who has found the common thread to the history that has been hidden
from us, realizing that what we donbt know is definitely killing
us. http://johnkaminski.info/
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