AN OUTBURST
BY LTJDENDOEFF ATTACK ON BRITAIN. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright). BERLIN, June 12. “The British Commonwealth of Nations is a Jewish-Frecmason abortion,” declares General Ludendorff, in a widely circulated article entitled “Pomp—England’s Decay.” The article has been inspired by the imperial Conference and the Coronation.
He says: “England once had the most powerful Empire on earth, it was built up, after the discovery of America, by the Jew, Christopher Columbus. Christianity, which is n Jewish teaching, (however, sapped Britain’s strength. The Jew, Disraeli, seized power in England in the liinetdenth century, after which the Jews turned the mighty empire into an association of free states, which must ho decorated with pomp and pandpoly, in order that its weakness and rottenness may not he apparent. The British Commonwealth cannot hold together any better than the League of Nations. Ireland has already left it. Egypt has been lost. India and the Arabian States are struggling for independence. Australia is menaced by Japan.
“The Imperial Conference’s decisions on armaments are likely to prove valueless when it comes to war. Britain’s display of sea power at the Coronation does not conceal her decay. A characteristic of 'this was the King’s message ordering an extra rum ration. England’s downfall is due to the Jews and the Freemasons, and to the Anglican clergy in league with the unholy machinations of the Roman Church.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1937, Page 5
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