53. This is widely known. 54. Bartoszewski, op. cit., pp. XX-XXI 55. ibid., plus many other sources have said the same. 56. Angebert, Jean-Michel. The Occult and the Third Reich, pp. 238 & 281 57. 58. There are so many books and researchers that have brought this to light, to name several to refer to Thyssen, Fritz. / Paid Hitler; Sutton, Antony. Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler, and his America's Secret Establishment, None Dare to Call it Conspiracy, Mullins, Eustice. The World Order. 59. One example is Sutton, America's Secret Establishment, pp.171-174. On page 172 and 173 Sutton reproduces intelligence letters. 60. Cambell, Joseph. The Mythic Image, p. 200-201 61. testimonies of Jewish people to Author 62. Pike, Albert. Morals and Dogma, p. 744; Hall, The Secret Teachings of All Ages, pp. CXII-CXIV; Butler, Ritual Magic, pp. 39, 50, 254 et al. 63. Quoted in several books including Griffin, Des. Descent into Slavery. S. Pasadena, CA: Emissary Pub., 1980, p.214.
64. 65. According to my research Jews who have been New Age leaders include (their original names are in parentheses): Helena P. Blavatsky, Benjamin Creme, Baba Ram Dass (orig. Richard Alpart), Werner Erhard (orig. Jack Rosenberg), Da Free John (orig. Franklin Jones), Helen Schucman (author of A Course In Miracles being used by so many churches), Rudolf Steiner, and Stephen Gaskin (of The Farm). Also the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh was a Jew from India. Some report his second in command was married to a Jew. It is interesting to note that about 20% of the early WT leadership appears to be of Jewish heritage. Polls indicate that about 30% of the humanists are Jewish. New Age author Marilyn Ferguson in her polls found similar high levels of Jews in the New Age movement too. 66. Kahane, Rabbi Meir. The Story of the Jewish Defense League. Radner, PA: Chilton Book Co., 1975, p.59 67. Schmidt, Greenwood. Encyclopaedia of American Institutional Fraternal Organizations. Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press, 1980, p.52 68. ibid. 69. My direct source is lost, however the statement can be realized by noting when the various Masonic elements were dropped such as blackballing, secrecy (much of which was dropped in the '20s), secret recognition signs, and lodge regalia. 70. Schmidt, op. cit., p. 52-53. The first few pages of Moore, Deborah. The B'nai B'rith the Challenge of Ethnic Leadership describes the medieval secrecy that the synagogues had. They were very similar to today's Masonic lodges. Schnoebelen's Mormonism's Temple of Doom provides the parallels between witchcraft & the Masonic lodges. The 1991 Jeremiah Film "Freemasonry from darkness to light?" has a revealing series of interviews with ex-Masons and witches showing the parallels in witchcraft and masonic rituals. 71. Moore, Deborah, op. cit.,p.6 72. National Council of Churches, N.Y..N.Y., Bureau of Research and Survey , Series C. Bulletin No. 6 (1957), Table 29.