Elvis wrote:This book is mostly about Jews;
...is there any purpose in reading further?
No.
However, I too have been researching the shady Russian Maj.-Gen. Count C-S. And I'm VERY sorry to say that Wikipedia is in error, because that's not a picture of him. Rather, it's a picture of General Alexander Spiridovich, former head of the Russian Imperial secret police.
In other news:
As far as I can tell, our General Spiridovich was a real person and (starting around the turn-of-the-century) a globe-trotting operative of some kind. He appears to have told quite a few tales about himself, not all of which were true, but he almost certainly did write that book with nothing but sincere intentions. Because he was part of the same, small-ish Russian-emigre-and-pre-Nazi-propagandist set that brought the Protocols of the Elders of Zion to an eternally grateful western audience.
Though while he probably did write it, he may not have. It was published posthumously by his "adopted son" H.V. Broenstrupp, some Nazi from Indiana who used a whole lot of aliases (including "Count Cherep-Spiridovich," in fact) who supported himself with a day-job at the WPA while working for America's very own mystical fascist, Silver Legion founder William Dudley Pelley:
In 1928, Pelley said he had a near-death experience, detailed in an article for American Magazine called "My Seven Minutes in Eternity." In later writings, Pelley described the experience as "hypo-dimensional."[5] He wrote that during this event, he met with God and Jesus Christ, who instructed him to undertake the spiritual transformation of America. He later claimed the experience gave him the ability to levitate, see through walls, and have out-of-body experiences at will. His metaphysical writings greatly boosted Pelley's public visibility. Some of the original members of the original Ascended Master Teachings religion, the "I AM" Activity, were recruited from the ranks of William Dudley Pelley’s organization the Silver Legion. [6]
Political Involvement
When the Great Depression struck America in 1929, Pelley became active in politics. After moving to Asheville, Pelley founded Galahad College in 1932. The college specialized in correspondence, "Social Metaphysics," and "Christian Economics" courses. He also founded Galahad Press, which he used to publish various political and metaphysical magazines, newspapers, and books.
On January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany. Pelley, an admirer of Hitler, was inspired to found the Silver Legion, an extremist and antisemitic organization whose followers (known as the Silver Shirts and "Christian Patriots") wore Nazi-like silver uniforms. The Silver Legion's emblem was a scarlet L, which was featured on their flags and uniforms. Pelley founded chapters of the Silver Legion in almost every state in the country, and soon gained a considerable number of followers.[7]
Pelley traveled throughout the United States and holding mass rallies, lectures, and public speeches in order to attract Americans to his organization. Pelley's political ideology consisted of anti-Communism, antisemitism, racism, extreme patriotism, isolationism, pyramidology and British Israelism[8] , themes which were the primary focus of his numerous magazines and newspapers, which included Liberation, Pelley's Silvershirt Weekly, The Galilean, and The New Liberator.
Pelley was also a committed Protestant and opponent of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the New Deal, and founded the Christian Party, running for president in 1936. His pro-fascist advocacy angered Roosevelt and his supporters, and charges were drawn up against the Silver Shirts in 1940. His Asheville headquarters was raided by federal marshals, his followers there arrested, and his property seized. Pelley was called to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Despite serious financial and material setbacks to his organization resulting from lengthy court battles, Pelley continued to oppose Roosevelt, especially as the diplomatic relationships of the United States with the Empire of Japan and Nazi Germany became more strained in the early 1940s. Pelley accused Roosevelt of being a warmonger and advocated isolationism, stances which would give political ammunition to the enemies of fellow isolationist Charles Lindbergh (according to A. Scott Berg's biography, Lindbergh had never even met Pelley). Roosevelt enlisted J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI to investigate Pelley for libel, and the FBI interviewed Pelley's subscribers.[9] Although the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 led Pelley to disband the Silver Legion, Pelley continued to attack the government with a magazine called Roll Call,[10] which alarmed Roosevelt, Attorney General Francis Biddle, and the House Un-American Activities Committee. After stating in one issue of Roll Call that the devastation of the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor was worse than the government claimed, Pelley was arrested at his new base of operations in Noblesville, Indiana and charged with high treason and sedition in April 1942. The sedition charge was dropped, but he was convicted on other charges and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. He was paroled in 1952.
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In short:
ALL OF THE HISTORY ON WHICH CONTEMPORARY JEW-BANKER-ORIENTED CONSPIRACY-THEORY HISTORY WAS WRITTEN AND/OR PROMOTED BY FASCISTS (DURING HITLER'S RISE TO POWER) OR NAZIS (DURING THE THIRD REICH).
So I say:
IF YOU GUYS REALLY LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT STUFF, JUST BE NAZIS, FFS.
BECAUSE THAT WOULD BE A LOT MORE DIGNIFIED THAN JUST BEING A BUNCH OF STOOGES WHO WERE UNWITTINGLY RECYCLING THEIR PROPAGANDA.
