PROTOCOL NO. XXII

In all that I have hitherto reported to you I have carefully tried to

show you a true picture of the mystery of present events, as also of

those of the past, which all flow into the stream of great events, the

results of which will be seen in the near future. I have exposed our

secret plans which govern our relations with the GOYS, as well as our

financial policy. There remains but little to add.

We hold in our hands the greatest modern power—gold. In the course of two

days we can get it from our treasuries in any desired quantity.

Is there any more need for us to prove that our rule is decreed by

God? Do we not prove by such wealth that all the evil which we were

forced to do during so many centuries has served in the end to true

happiness—to the restoration of order? Although by means of violence,

order will nevertheless be established. We will be able to prove that we

are benefactors, who have brought true welfare and individual freedom to

the tortured world, insuring at the same time the possibility of enjoying

peace, quiet, and dignity of relationships, upon the sole condition, of

course, that obedience to the laws established by us is practiced. We

will also make it clear that freedom does not mean license and in doing

whatever people please, no more than dignity and power imply the right

to propound destructive doctrines, like freedom of conscience, equality,

and similar things. Individual freedom by no means imports the right of

disturbing oneself and others, disgracing oneself by making ridiculous

speeches in disorderly gatherings, and implies that true liberty means

individual inviolability through an honest and strict obedience to social

laws; that moreover, human dignity implies the conception of one’s rights

as well as the idea of legal inhibitions which prohibit fantastic dreams

about the _Ego_.

Our power will be glorious because it will be mighty; it will rule and

guide, and not helplessly crawl after leaders and orators, shouting

insane words which they call great principles, and which in reality are

simply Utopian. Our power will lead to order, which, in turn, brings

happiness to the people. The prestige of this power will excite mystical

adoration, and the peoples will bow before it. True power does not yield

to any right, even be it that of God. None will dare approach it in order

to deprive it even of an atom of its might.

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