Mr. Jefferis—“You had considerable power?” Mr. Baruch—“Indeed I did, sir. * * * ” Mr. Jefferis—“And all those different lines, really, ultimately, centered in you, so far as power was concerned?”
Mr. Baruch—“Yes, sir, it did. I probably had more power than perhaps any other man did in the war; doubtless that is true.”
What preceded Mr. Baruch’s attainment of this power, how far his power reached and how it was used will be our next inquiry.
Issue of November 27, 1920.
“The King of Israel must not he influenced by his passions, especially by sensuality. No particular element of his nature must have the upper hand and rule over his mind. Sensuality, more than anything else, upsets mental ability and clearness of vision by deflecting thought to the worst and most bestial side of human nature.
“The Pillar of the Universe in the person of the World Ruler, sprung from the seed of David, must sacrifice all personal desires for the benefit of his people.”
—Protocol 2!>.
The Scope of Jewish Dictatorship in the U. S.
THE common criticism made against President Wilson that “he played a lone hand” and would not avail himself of advice, can be made only by those who are in ignorance of the Jewish government which continually advised the President on all matters.