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Allen Dulles was a major player in US politics and the modern right-wing. He was the CIA director that was the longest time in power, helped his fellow National Socialists get away and they helped set up the CIA and he was also related to the Jesuit Priest Avery Dulles. The Jesuits were the ones behind the Protocols of The Elders of Zion and Allen Dulles helped promote them:

"Perhaps not surprisingly, then, when young Allen Dulles was serving in the U.S. embassy in Turkey, his first overseas posting after World War I, he fell for the most notorious anti-Jewish fabrication in history. One day the young American diplomat was given a copy of The Protocols of The Elders of Zion by a British reporter who had fished the scurrilous document out of a secondhand bookstore in Istanbul's old European quarter. The Protocols purported to offer a secret plan for Jewish World Domination, and included tales about Christian children being sacrificed for Passover feast rituals and other lurid fantasies. By the time Dulles got his hands on the book, which was the creation of the Russian czar's anti-Semitic secret police, the document had been widely denounced and discredited. But Dulles took it seriously enough to send a coded report about the secret Jewish "plot" back to his superiors in Washington."

  • Talbot, Devil's Chessboard, chapter 2.

The CIA itself isn't always serving the interests of the Jews like some would have you believe. The CIA and the other Intel groups have been involved in supporting Israel's enemies over and over. Considering that the Protestant, anti-Jesuit position was the status quo in the White nations for over a hundred years, it would be dense to believe that the Jews are the only conspirators nowadays, considering these anti-Jewish operations keep happening in the background...

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