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First World War - First Christian Holocaust
First World War - First Christian Holocaust
by Henry Makow Ph.D.
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Like millions of others, my wife and I have been enjoying the PBS Masterpiece TV series, "Downton Abbey."
Set in an English Manor House during World War One, the costume drama depicts the prevalent attitude that a man's virility and honor are measured by his willingness to die for his country. There is no questioning the necessity of the war, nor any suspicion that it might be a sinister ruse. In fact, the only character who is cynical is the villain, Thomas, who engineers a minor injury to escape service. The young heir to the Estate, Matthew Crawley is paralyzed from the waist down. This happens when you run into a hail of machine gun fire and mortar shells. He seems surprised by the consequences of his "heroism." He'll never be able to walk, or to procreate.
This is what the Illuminati (Masonic) bankers wanted, to destroy Europe's best. The Masonic bankers were only a few hundred, and many were getting old. They were better at making deals, having gay sex and performing child sacrifices. They were not capable, all by themselves, of slaughtering millions of strong, young men. So they patiently concocted a world war. This was also highly profitable. They owned the companies that made the machine guns that killed the young men.
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