The Protocols of the Elders of Zion

The “Protocols of the Elders of Zion” is composed of 24 protocols, each detailing different aspects of the supposed plan for global domination. Here’s a brief summary of each:

• Protocol 1: Discusses the basic philosophy of the plan, focusing on Machiavellian tactics and political manipulation.
• Protocol 2: Emphasizes controlling education and media to influence young minds and public opinion.
• Protocol 3: Outlines strategies to gain wealth and influence, including the use of economic cycles.
• Protocol 4: Focuses on the manipulation and control of public opinion to achieve desired outcomes.
• Protocol 5: Details methods for undermining government institutions and creating internal conflicts.
• Protocol 6: Advocates for the control of infrastructure and key societal institutions.
• Protocol 7: Discusses the use of warfare as a tool for achieving political objectives.
• Protocol 8: Proposes infiltrating and controlling various levels of government.
• Protocol 9: Talks about using the press for propaganda and public manipulation.
• Protocol 10: Emphasizes creating crises to consolidate power and control over governments.
• Protocol 11: Focuses on controlling public opinion and creating a sense of complacency among the populace.
• Protocol 12: Suggests gaining control of the press and using it as a tool for control and propaganda.
• Protocol 13: Discusses using distractions to keep the public’s attention away from important issues.
• Protocol 14: Talks about undermining religious institutions and replacing them with secular governance.
• Protocol 15: Details infiltrating and controlling education and cultural institutions.
• Protocol 16: Advocates for manipulating the educational curriculum to promote materialism and self-interest.
• Protocol 17: Discusses the strategy of undermining existing governments to facilitate new governance.
• Protocol 18: Proposes using crime and corruption as tools to control and manipulate society.
• Protocol 19: Focuses on using false promises and deception in politics.
• Protocol 20: Discusses the use of economic strategies to control society, including taxation and interest rates.
• Protocol 21: Talks about using loans and credit as a tool for economic control.
• Protocol 22: Emphasizes the importance of maintaining control over internal and external policies.
• Protocol 23: Advocates for the creation of a super-government to control global affairs.
• Protocol 24: Outlines the final stages of establishing absolute control, including the selection of a leader.

Each of these protocols outlines a part of the purported plan, focusing on deception, manipulation, and control.