The schemes, intrigues and manuevers of
Theodor Herzl to steal Palestine
The intrigues, the scheming towards the theft of Palestine is a fascinating story, worthy of an action movie. The eyes staring at you from the banner of my website are those of Theodor Herzl who relentlessly went after acquiring Palestine for world Jewry. While reading Theodor Herzl's diaries, there was a document mentioned that was of extra-ordinary value to the Zionist movement, and that was the letter given to Theodor Herzl by the Russian Minister of the interior, Plehve. Theodor Herzl noted in his diaries the reactions of the heads of State to whom he privately showed the letter. The reaction of those heads of state to the letter was that of awe. The King of England promised never to tell anyone about the letter. The Pope to whom Herzl had also shown the letter seemed to spend time analyzing it, as if to register its contents to memory. But for a long time I was not able to find 'the letter' until recently when I got lucky and I found an archive of its contents at the New York times website. I posted it on my site and linked to the pdf document at the New York Times. Guess what? Within a few days after posting it in my site, that document vanished off the New York Times website. But I have a habit of always savings, and I was able to post it on my site linking it to my own copy. Why did the New York Times remove it? I believe that they did not know how embarassing the document was to world Jewry and it was probably archived en masse with lots of old documents. I believe a 'Chosen' (and I have a clue who that was) who had visited my site must have notified the New York Times. He must have shouted at them: "What the hell are you doing posting such damaging document on your (Jewish) site?" He must have. This person's last name begins with the letter 'a'.
Why did I feel such a desperate need to find 'The Letter'? Well, from the way Herzl described the reaction of all Heads of State to the letter, I figured it must be a letter that was conspiratorial in nature and also a letter that was designed to move Russian Jewry out of Russia and onto the Arabs.
A few important points about this letter and the treachery of Zionist Jewry:
- There was a pogrom in Russia resulting out of the death of a young Russian boy and the Russian accused the Russian Jews of blood label and many Jews lost their lives. Theodor Herzl promised Plehve that he would diminish the importance of this story at the first Zionist Congress to avoid embarrassment to the Russian Government and also repercussions from world Jewry against Russia.
- A Turk had assassinated the Russian consul in Turkey and Theodor Herzl had hoped that Russia would go to war against the Turks, but that was not to be. But Herzl tells Plehve to put pressure on the Ottoman Empire now that they had an excuse in the form of the assassination; Herzl said such an opportunity (the assassination) does not come around often.
What I have for you below are the following links:
- Aug 10, 1903: the first meeting between Theodor Herzl and Plehve. The second meeting took place on Aug 13, 1903, which is even more full of plots and schemes against the Arabs which I will eventually be presenting to you. It is also interesting that both men would be dead in less than a year after this meeting, their deaths only a month apart, Plehve was assassinated and Herzl died due to heart failure at the age of 44.
- Aug 26, 1903: Plehev's letter in text format. I took me some time to type it, being completely convinced of its importance and that it should be read as widely as possible. Please help me distribute it. Since the New York Times removed it from their archives, this is the only copy that I know off that is available on the internet - i.e. on my site.
- Aug 26, 1903: Plehev's letter in pdf format, the one that used to be at the New York Times website but no more, but is available on my site both in pdf and text format.Jan 25, 1904:
- Jan 25. 1904: Herzl meets with the Pope and attempted to deceive him by telling the Pope that Jews had no interest in Jerusalem, only 'the profane earth' of Palestine was what world Jewry was after, Herzl tells the Pople. The Pope was not fooled and refused to endore the scheme.
Aug 26, 1903: Here is the letter that Plehve gave to Herzle annoucing to the world that Russia gave it support to world Jewry to steal Palestine.
Aug 26, 1903: The New York Times article about Plehve was removed from their archives just recently, but I had saved a copy.
Aug 26, 1903: Plehve: How the Russian Minister of the Interior collaborated with the Zionist project as an opportunity to rid Russia of Jews.
Here is the link to the New York Times where I found Plehve's letter. It is no longer there.
January 25, 1904: Theodor Herzl: Herzl met with the Pope to ask for the Pope's blessing to steal Palestine. The Pope's answer was: NO!
Theodor Herzl Opening Address to the First Zionist Congress
Some advance warnings on wikipedia
Wikipedia should be named wicked-pedia or simply Judeo-pedia. It has been corrupted once Jews took control of it. There is not much that can be trusted that is now posted at Wikipedia. It is a total waste of time. All entries on wikipedia are now Jew Friendly, I mean All. The Jews could do no wrong, they are just angles, and Palestine was just a fake name waiting for the European Jews to conquer and change its name as can be seen from the following quote.
The ZO served as an umbrella organization for the Zionist movement, which aimed at creating a Jewish State of Israel in the region then known as Palestine