If these words had been written by a non-Jew, the cry of anti-Semitism would ring through the land. They are true, neither more nor less true, because written by a Jew. And Sidonia adds:
“And every generation they must become more power¬ ful and more dangerous to the society that is hostile to them.” (These quotations from page 249.)
Well, several generations have passed since these words were written. The Jew still regards every form of non-Jewish society as hostile to him. He or¬ ganizes strongly against society. And, if Disraeli is to be taken as a prophet, his words remain-^“they must become more powerful and more dangerous.” They have become more powerful. Whoso would measure the danger, look around.
Let the charming Sidonia proceed with his revela¬ tions :
“I told you just now that I was going up to town tomorrow, because I always made it a rule to inter¬ pose when affairs of state were on the carpet. Other¬ wise I never interfere. I hear of peace and war in newspapers, but I am never alarmed, except when I am informed that the Sovereigns want treasure; then I know that monarchs are serious.”