Apocalypso -> RE: Israel is a racist state, says Iranian president (5/6/2009 6:10:32 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or "Protocols ... you'll have to help me out there " Mail me if you want. It is purported to be written by an enemy of Zionists, but self purports to be written by an elder Zionist. This in and of itself creates a great controversy, and it's content does not abate that one bit, to say the least. Mail me for details, I shall not go any further in the open forum. T Term, I've given you a source that categorically proves the Protocols to be a forgery beyond any reasonable doubt. Do give you an easy one to start with however. This is from "The Dialogue in Hell Between Machivelli and Montesquieu" by Maurice Joly: Montesquieu: How are loans made? By the issue of bonds entailing on the Government the obligation to pay interest proportionate to the capital it has been paid. Thus, if a loan is at 5%, the State, after 20 years, has paid out a sum equal to the borrowed capital. When 40 years have expired it has paid double, after 60 years triple: yet it remains debtor for the entire capital sum. This is from the Protocols: A loan is an issue of Government paper which entails an obligation to pay interest amounting to a percentage of the total sum of the borrowed money. If a loan is at 5%, then in 20 years the Government would have unnecessarily paid out a sum equal to that of the loan in order to cover the percentage. In 40 years it will have paid twice; and in 60 thrice that amount, but the loan will still remain as an unpaid debt. "A Dialogue in Hell" was written in 1864, the Protocols was first published in 1903. If the Protocols is a genuine document, how can you explain the structural similiarities between the two texts? People aren't telling you that the Protocols are a forgery for no reason. They're telling you that because they have been repeatedly proven to be so, since 1921 (in the Times). And its somewhat worrying that you're citing a notorious antisemitic forgery, seemingly without having done even the most basic research in the area and then you're trying to change the subject when anyone calls you on it. If you still want to argue that there is any chance the Protocols are genuine, start with the question of the two chunks of text above.
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