 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Dajjals , Donmehs and Extra - Terrestrials | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 |
 |
 |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|
It is generally understood
that the Islamic Caliphate came to an end in 1924, with the rise of Kemal
Ataturk, but the effective end of the Caliphate occurred in July 1908, in line
with the prophecies of the messenger of Allah that Constantinople would fall
into the hands of 70,000 sons of Isaac posing as Muslims. 'Acacia', an official
Masonic publication of 1908, stated:
The above evidence was found in 'Occult Theocracy' by Lady Queenborough, who then goes on to say:
Both the Grand Orient of France and Italy were, and still are, manifestly secular, and overtly atheistic. More detailed information on how such secretive establishments undermined the Islamic Caliphate as well as engineered the Bolshevik Revolution can be found in David Pidcock's book 'Satanic Voices - Ancient and Modern'. The warnings of prophet Muhammad
link the fall of Constantinople with the coming out of Dajjal after the Great
War, and it is clear that Theodor Herzl's scheming with the Young Turks and
machinations against the Sultan, culminating ultimately in the realisation of
his dream, the State of Israel in the land of Palestine, is inseparably linked
with those processes preparing the ground for the Antichrist. The Jews,
rejecting Jesus as the Messiah, still await their Messiah, and only recently
the word has gone round in Jewish communities again that his coming is near. We
can be almost sure that what they are awaiting is the false Messiah we have
been warned of. As they have been looking out for their 'saviour' for quite
some time, many a lesser Dajjal caught their attention since the days of the
prophet, and one of those relates closely to Salonika and Turkey. The strange
story surrounding his cult which will be related in the following can also
serve as a reminder how easily Islam gets embroiled and mixed up in murky
waters, raising question marks over exclusively Jewish Sufi groups in Britain
today, or the involvement of Sufi orientated "Muslims" in occult
"geophysical" societies in East London. The Times History of The [Great] War
says about Salonika: "The Greeks had to wait 483 years before the
Theotokos 'regained her own.' But the Salonika which their armies entered in
1913 was radically a very different city from the Salonika of 1430. The Turks
had opened it to Jewish immigration, and the Sephardim, fleeing from the
intolerance of the most Catholic kings of Spain, had succeeded in making it in
the course of four centuries into half a Jewish city. Of its 150,000
inhabitants some 70,000 were Jews...". In addition to these Jews were a group
of Crypto-Jews, who, according to Sir Gerard Lowther, "externally"
professed "Islamism", these were, and still are, referred to as
"The Donmeh". A more recent Jewish source, 'Acts of Faith' by Dan
Ross, gives the following, up to-date picture of these people: Wife-Swapping Moslems Waiting for a Jewish Messiah Not long after World War I, European
diplomats faced one of the most bewildering dilemmas in the annals of Jewish
identity. It occurred when the Ottoman Empire was carved into the two new
nations of Greece and Turkey. The two states agreed on a population exchange to
transfer their peoples to match the new boarders... In the Treaty of Lausanne,
endorsed by most European powers in 1923, the two nations agreed to define
identity according to religion... With only a few exceptions, Moslems had to
move to Turkey and Orthodox Christians to Greece. Jews, where they happened to
live, were allowed to stay there. It became one of those occasions when the
question "Who is a Jew?" was of more than academic interest." "The city most affected by the
population exchange was the old Turkish commercial centre, Salonika (now
Thessaloniki, Greece). It was perhaps the most Jewish city in the world. For
centuries, until it was captured by Greece in 1912, more Jews had lived in
Salonica than Greeks and Turks combined. It was the capital of Sephardi Jewry
and, in more prosperous times, of the entire Jewish world. Jewish merchants had
run the great trading houses, Jewish scholars headed the city's academies, and
Jewish longshoremen controlled Salonika's docks. Only Christians rested on
Sunday and only Moslems on Fridays, but the entire city shut down each
Saturday." "A group of ten to fifteen thousand Moslems in Salonica, known as
Donmeh, tried to circumvent the population exchange. They said they were not
really Turks, but Jews who only practised the Moslem religion. Their appeal was
denied. The Greek government did not dispute their contention, but simply
pointed to the Treaty of Lausanne which defined Turks by religion, not ethnic
origin. At about the same time, a few Donmeh asked Salonica's rabbis to accept
them back into Judaism. They claimed they were really secret Jews. For the last
two hundred and forty years, they said, they had only pretended to be Moslems.
The rabbis, too, denied their appeal. But like the Greeks, they did not dispute
the Donmeh's strange contention. Their refusal was based on even odder grounds:
that (the) Donmeh were "bastards" (in Hebrew: mamzerim). They held
annual orgies where they slept with each other's spouses, charged their rabbis,
and could not be sure who their fathers were. As the Bible says, "A 'bastard'
shall not enter into the assembly of the Lord, even unto the tenth generation.
The Donmeh had no alternative but to leave Salonica... The vast majority joined
Salonica's other Moslems in the exodus to Turkey. There the Donmeh settled in
three cities: Izmir (formerly Smyrna), Edirne (formerly Adrianopole), and
Istanbul (formerly Constantinople). Most continue to live together in their own
neighbourhoods. Some, no one knows how many, continued practising their
strange secret cult. To this day, a few aging Moslems in those cities may still
be praying to the God of the Jews and waiting for the return of his
"Messiah," Shabbatai Zevi." "The word donmeh means
"convert" in Turkish, but only Salonica's Turks used that name for
the sect. Jews preferred to call them 'minim', a word meaning
"heretics." The Donmeh themselves used neither of those terms,
preferring another Hebrew word: ma'aminim, meaning "believers." This
terminology was an accurate reflection of each group's perspective. In this day
and age, what the Donmeh believed in can only be described as incredible: that
a seventeenth - century false Messiah named Shabbatai Zevi was the redeemer of
Israel, that the path of redemption lay in pretending to be a Moslem, and that
Shabbatai's appearance had invalidated old concepts of law and morality - what
once was prohibited was now permitted. The story of the Donmeh may be the most
bizarre in the annals of Judaism. That voluntary Marranos lived a licentious
double life as Jews and Moslems, in a major European city in our own time,
challenges our credulity. Only by suspending our rational instincts can we
comprehend their faith in a false Messiah otherwise discredited hundreds of
years before". 'Acts of Faith' then tries to explain how such strange events could have come about:
On re - examining Shabbatai Zevi's
behaviour, in the light of modern psychology, Ross states that Scholem finds
unmistakable evidence that Zevi suffered from Manic - depression. He says that:
It should not be lost on us that it
was the 20th century followers of this same seventeenth - century Dajjal, who
eventually succeeded in assuming the Sultan's throne, having first toppled it,
as prophesied, without a blow being struck in anger.
In the September of 1666, Shabbatai Zevi was brought before the sultan in Adrianopole:
Gullible's Travails. Human nature has
a nasty habit of repeating its past mistakes, and the similarities between the
erroneous ideas of the Donmeh, and those which occurred among the Children of
Israel prior to, during, and after the Exodus from Egypt, are remarkably
consistent. Truly, they would have remained God's Chosen People, had they
maintained the integrity of Torah and upheld its Commandments. And the reason
for their demise is evident from the words of Rabbi Yosef Sonnenfeld (the chief
rabbi of the orthodox anti - zionist community in the Holy Land), for the past
2000 years, the Jews have been lacking the purity required by the Torah, which
is why they no longer qualify for the exalted title of God's 'Chosen People',
nor do they qualify for a state, and a secular state at that, in the Holy Land. The recent mass - murder/suicide in
Granges - sur- Luce, Switzerland, and Morin Heights, Quebec Canada, of members of
the New - Age cult : 'Order of the Solar Temple', highlights the dangers posed by
all New- Age cults, and long established religious orders who teach other than
strict monotheism. David Icke, who claims to be a Son of the Godhead, is
amongst those venturing into this dangerous territory with his new anti -
religious
book 'The Robots Rebellion'. The following are excerpts from a recent letter
by Islamic Party Leader David Pidcock to him, pointing out that, he, like
Salman Rushdie, is entitled to hold the views he does, but requesting him to look again at the sources
from which he has obtained the highly misleading data he has published on
Islam. "Dear David, I seek refuge in Allah, from the
accursed devil. Further to our meeting in Sheffield,
and your recent letter to Geoffrey Basil Smith regarding matters of mutual
interest. I am writing to inform you that, whilst I cannot agree with the
baseless things you have written about Islam in your new book - The Robots'
Rebellion - I acknowledge your right to hold such views, in line with the
Qur'an, which states categorically that, 'there can be no compulsion in
religion'. Judging from your pronouncements on
the other divinely inspired religions of Judaism, Christianity, you
certainly have managed to throw the baby out with the bath water. However, it
is my firm belief that, only the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the
truth will set us free. Therefore, only when everything is laid out will we see
where, 'the truth stands out clear from error'. It is my hope that you will
eventually come to recognise the defects in your final analysis, and I welcome
your request to establish a two way dialogue in this regard. As you know, we have now completed
Geoffrey's sequel - 'Dark Knights of The Solar Cross', his in - depth exposure of
the origins and basis of the New - Age, the result of 23 years experience and
research, part of which he gave to you during your last visit to Sheffield. As
a former member of White Eagle Lodge, and a former Grand Baphomet X, Grand
Master of the Anti - Crowley Maat Lodge of the Ordo Templi Orientis, 1981 - 1983,
he above all understands the source of the ideas you have put forward.
Particularly the beliefs in Extra Terrestrials or ET's. His close association
with Elizabeth Van Buren, authoress of, amongst other titles, 'Lord of the
Flame', Pat Crowther, authoress and Witch Queen, and his acceptance into their
midst by the Prieure de Sion following his earlier Pro New - Age
publication, 'Knights of The Solar Cross', makes his contribution somewhat
unique. The
opening of Chapter of which begins:
Geoffrey held similar views to you, when he wrote his first book (Knights of The Solar Cross) and was similarly unaware of the possibility that the entities to which you currently refer, might, in fact, be the manifestations of highly deceptive, human agencies, and of those of the equally terrestrial, malevolent Ginn (Jinn). For which read Lucifer, Satan, the Devil, etc., from whom we seek refuge in Allah from their evil, which He created as part of our test. Your book echoes much of Blavatsky's
Anti - Christianity, who, as you should know, was a charlatan of the first order.
As Geoffrey Basil Smith points out on page 15 of his new book 'Dark Knights of
The Solar Cross', she resorted to trickery and artificial limbs to fool the
gullible.
She is said to have confessed:
She also said that 'Mesmerism is the
most important branch of magic... 'Which, of course, was the device used by the
magicians of Pharaoh to deceive the populace.
Qur'an
ayah 46 - 79 of Surah 20, TaHa A touch of the ET's, therefore, is
simply the result of Terrestrial, Seven Rays, Chaldean Mesmerism, aided and
abetted by the ever - present Terrestrial, Satanic, Genius of the Ginn. We should
not forget that the word Genius comes from the word Genie. Nor should we forget
that 'Mesmerism is the most important branch of magic...' (Blavatsky) Your attempts on page 52, to
attribute the miracles of The Exodus to some 'disincarnate entity', other than
Allah, or El'ah - The Almighty God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Jesus and
Muhammad - may His blessings be upon them all, has been the standard ploy, used
throughout history, by all 'purveyors of pretence' in their plans to usurp the
authority of the rightly guided Messengers. Furthermore, on page 53, you say
that the Israelites walked across a sandbar in order to cross the Red Sea,
which Napoleon I later used, but failed
to mention Napoleon's conversion to Islam in 1798, and his complete acceptance
of the Qur'an, which includes verse 78 of Surah 20 quoted above. (stating the
drowning of the pharaoh) In 'Bonaparte Et L'Islam', by Christian Cherfils, published in 1914, Napoleon Bonaparte is officially recorded as having made the following declaration:
He was an ardent opponent of interest
and compound interest. When shown a table of compound interest, he reflected
and said:
The Battle of Waterloo was the result
of his abolishing interest, and getting the French Sanhedrin, under Rabbi David
Sindzsheim, to agree to its abolition. This went down like a lead balloon in
the banking houses of Rothschild, and Wellington, Rothschild's agent, was
dispatched to prevent a new exodus of slaves. Napoleon had recognised the
superiority of Islam, which can be seen in his 'Code Napoleon', the present
system of law in France, which, with the exception of family law, is entirely
Islamic. And why, one British judge said that: 'In France they have courts of
Justice, whilst we must contend with courts of law'." Emmanuel Kant, and Goethe, were also converts to Islam. According to Thomas Carlyle, in 'Heroes and Hero Worship', Goethe said:
There are many more points I wish to raise, but for the time being I will restrict myself to the above, and look forward to your comments with interest - the non monetary variety of course.
|
 |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 |
|
 |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||