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USA |
UK |
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Germany |
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France |
Russia |
India |
Pakistan |
China |
Japan |
Korea |
Vietnam |
Taiwan |
Spain |
Portugal |
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Pre-1600s AD |
Late 1500s, first British colonies and trading
posts established, these were the precursors of the British
empire |
Mongol Empire - 33.2 million km² or 12.82
million mi² (under Khublai Khan in 1268) |
An article by Mr. Morgan Bedford entitled "New
Spain's Fifty Magical Years (1492-1542)" appeared in the July, 1999, issue
of the Ojo Del Lago... highly praises the achievements of Cortes
and other Spanish explorers and conquerors in spreading the |
over such a vast area of the world in so short a
time.
1500 AD
Portuguese
explorers
land in Brazil |
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1600s AD |
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1700-1749 AD |
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1750-1799 AD |
In the colonial period before 1776, and for
some time after, only adult white male property owners could vote;
enslaved Africans, free black people and women were not extended the
franchise. On the American frontier, democracy
became a way of life, with widespread social, economic and political
equality.[34]
1783, US victor in Revolutionary War,
achieves independence from the British homeland. By the year 2000, the US
will be a nation of 300 million persons, 75% of whom have British
ancestry. |
1783, US victor in Revolutionary War,
achieves independence from the British homeland. By the year 2000, the US
will be a nation of 300 million persons, 75% of whom have British
ancestry. |
1785: September 9, 1785: Seven months after the Bavarian government's first decree against the Illuminati, Utzschneider, Grünberger, and Cosandey, who defected from the Illuminati at the time it was ruled by Weishaupt the founder of the Illuminati, testify to the Bavarian govt re the criminal (anti- Elector Theodore)doctrines and behavior of the Bavarian Illuminati |
In 1789, Revolutionary France adopted the
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the
Citizen and, although short-lived, the
National Convention was elected
by all males in 1792.[36] |
- 19 million km²
or 7.33 million mi² (under King Charles III r. 1759-1788)
"In terms of world dominion of territory, the
was at its peak in
the year 1786." |
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1800-1849 AD |
1800 Polity Rating: +4
1809 Polity Rating: + 9
By the 1840s almost all property restrictions
were ended and nearly all white adult male citizens could vote; and
turnout averaged 60–80% in frequent elections for local, state and
national officials.
1849 Polity Rating: +10 |
1800 Polity Rating: -2
1815 British Empire 4.3 million square miles.
By way of comparison the Roman Empire comprised 120 million persons and
2.5 million square miles
Reform Act 1832 - extended
voting rights to adult males who rented propertied land of a certain
value, so allowing 1 in 7 males in the UK voting rights
1837 Polity rating: +3
1837 British Empire 3 million square
miles
1849 Polity Rating: +3 |
1800 Prussia
Polity Rating: -10
1806 Prussia Polity Rating: -66
1813 Prussia Polity Rating: -10
1840 Prussia Polity Rating: -9
1848 Prussia Polity Rating: -8
1849 Prussia Polity Rating: -8
|
1800
Austria Polity Rating: -10
1848 Austria Polity Rating: -6
1849 Austria Polity Rating:
-6 |
1800 Polity Rating: -8
1814
Polity Rating: -4
1830 Polity Rating: -1 Universal male suffrage was
definitely established in France in March 1848 in the wake of the
French Revolution of 1848.[37]
1848 Polity Rating: +6
1849 Polity Rating: +6 |
1800 Russia
Polity Rating: -10
1849 Polity Rating: -10 |
1800 China
Polity Rating: -6
1849 Polity Rating: -6 |
1800 Polity Rating: -10
1849 Polity Rating: -10 |
1800 Spain polity rating:
-10
The
in the Americas
held together politically for more than 300 years and in the early
nineteenth century encompassed over twelve million and more than 15 million people. Remnants of the in the Americas and Asia lasted until 18981808 Spain polity rating: -66
1814 Spain polity rating:
-9
1820
Spain polity rating:
-4
1823 Spain polity rating: -6
1836 Spain polity rating: -88
1837 Spain Spain polity rating:
-1
1845 Spain Spain polity rating:
-2
1849 Spain polity rating: -2 |
1800 Portugal polity rating:
-10;
1801 Portugal polity rating:
-66
1802 Portugal polity rating:
-10
1807
Portugal polity rating:
-66
1808-1815
Rio de Janeiro capital of Portuguese
empire
1820 Portugal polity rating:
-88
1823 Portugal polity rating:
-3
1825 Portugal recognizes Brazil as
independent
nation
1834 Portugal polity rating:
-4
1836 Portugal polity rating: +1
1842 Portugal polity rating:
-4
1849
Portugal polity rating:
-4 |
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1850-1899
AD |
1850 Polity Rating: +9
1854 Polity Rating: +8
in Reconstruction after
the Civil War (late 1860s) the newly freed slaves became citizens with (in
the case of men) a nominal right to vote,
15th Amendment
(1870): "The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be
denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of
race, color, or previous condition of servitude."
1872 Polity Rating: +10
1899 Polity Rating: +10 |
1850 Polity rating: +3
1800-1900
British empire expanded at rate of 100K sq
miles per year during 1800s, that is 1 million square miles per decade,
ten million square miles per century
1860 British Empire 9.5 million sq
miles
1861 British Empire 8.5 million square miles,
230 million people
Reform Act 1867 - enfranchised
all male householders, so increasing male suffrage to the United Kingdom
1868 British Empire, 8.1 million square
miles
"For so small a nation to add to its domains
in the course of a single generation (1870-1900 AD) an area of
4,754,000 *4
with an estimated population of 88,000,000, is a historical fact of great
significance....Accepting Sir Robert Giffen's estimate*5
of the size of our Empire (including Egypt and the Soudan) at about
13,000,000 , with a population
of some 400 to 420 millions (of whom about 50,000,000 are of British race
and speech), we find that one-third of this Empire, containing quite
one-fourth of the total population of the Empire, has been acquired within
the last generation (1870-1900 AD)."
,1880 Polity rating: +7
Representation of the People Act 1884 - amended the Reform Act of 1867 so that it would apply
equally to the countryside; this brought the voting population to
5,500,000, although 40% of males were still disenfranchised, whilst women
could not vote
1899 Polity Rating: +7
1897 British empire covers 11 million square
miles and 372 million people
1897
British empire added 145K sq miles of
territory per year during Queen Victoria's reign 1837-1897
|
1850 Prussia Polity Rating: -8
1854 Prussia Polity Rating:
-9 1858 Prussia Polity Rating: -8
1859 Prussia Polity Rating: -7
1867 Prussia
Polity Rating: - 88
1868 Germany
Polity Rating: - 88 1871 Germany
Polity Rating: - 4
1875-1900: Germany aquires 1 million square
miles and 17 million subjects (African colonies)
1890 Germany Polity Rating: +1
1899 Germany Polity Rating:
+1 |
1850 Austria Polity Rating: -6
1861 Austria Polity Rating: -4
1867 Hungary Polity Rating: -4
1899 Austria Polity Rating:
-4
1899 Hungary Polity Rating:
-4 |
1850 France Polity Rating: +6
1851 Polity Rating: -88
1852 Polity Rating: -8
1860 Polity Rating: -88
1863 Polity Rating: -6
1869 Polity Rating: -3
1870 Polity Rating: -88
1875-1900
France acquires 3.5 million square miles of
colonies inhabited by 40 million subjects
1877 Polity Rating: +7
1884: Those who
believe the 'Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion', to be genuine
and not a fraud, believe that in 1884, Russian spy Glinka obtained a
copy of 'Protocols' from the Jew Schorst, who stole them from the
Mizraim freemasonry lodge in Paris. If the 'Protocols' were a
fraud, they show what the fraudsters believed regarding real and
possible conspiratorial tendencies amongst Jews. See 'Illuminati' notes
below.
1898 Polity Rating:
+8
1899 Polity Rating: +8 |
1850 Russia Polity Rating: -10
Russian Empire land area 22.8
million km² or 8.8 million mi² (under Nicholas II in 1895)
1899 Polity Rating: -10 |
1850 Polity Rating: -6
1860 Polity Rating: -66
1899 Polity Rating: -6 |
1850 Polity Rating: -10
1858 Polity Rating: -88
1868 Polity Rating: +1
1899 Polity Rating: +1 |
1850 Spain polity rating: -2
1852 Spain polity rating: -5
1859 Spain polity rating: -6
1868 Spain polity rating: -88
1871 Spain polity rating: +1
1873: Spain polity rating: -5
1874: Spain polity rating: -88
1876 Spain polity rating: -1
1879 Spain polity rating: +4
1890 Spain polity rating: +5
1895 Spain polity rating: +4
1899 Spain polity rating:
+4 |
1850
Portugal polity rating:
-4
1855 Portugal polity rating:
-6
1860 Portugal polity rating:
-7
1880 Portugal polity rating: -5
1890 Portugal polity rating:
-4
1899
Portugal polity rating:
-4 |
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1900-1949
AD |
1900 Polity Rating: +10
American Empire - 10 million km² or 3.86 million mi² (1898-1902 and 1906-1908) 1920
19th Amendment
(1920): "The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be
denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of
sex."
1922
US congress passes resolution calling for
establishment of a Jewish homeland
1947
"A report by the Jewish Virtual Library says
during 1949-2007, the US foreign
amounted to over
$101 billion. " 1948
on May 14,
, the United States became
the first nation to grant diplomatic recognition to the new state of
Israel. 1948
Soon after the
decision in to recognize Israel as a
Jewish State, the US Congress approved an aid package in the form of a
$135 million Export-Import Bank loan in order to take in holocaust
survivors and provide them with homes.1948
Truman signs Marshall plan into law; by 1952
Marshall plan has provided $13 billion in aid to war-ravaged
Europe
1948
"American Jewish voting in the 1948
Presidential election leaned heavily for President Truman but also cast a
substantial number of votes for third party "Progressive" leader Henry
Wallace who had spoken out even more strongly on behalf of American
support for the Zionist position and aid to Israel."
1948
"Taking (as always) their lead from Moscow,
the (hitherto anti-Zionist) Palestinian communist organizations merged
their separate Arab and Jewish divisions in October, 1948, giving
unconditional support to the Israeli war effort and urging the Israel
Defense Forces to 'drive on toward the Suez Canal and hand British
Imperialism a stinging defeat'"!
1948
U.S. recognition of and
in represented a commitment to
help the Jewish state defend the Palestinian land it had
captured1948
"The state of Israel was created in
through the ethnic cleansing
of Christians and Muslims, who had originally composed 95 percent of the
inhabitants of land that colonists wanted for a Jewish-only
state."1948
"President Harry
gave US diplomatic
recognition to the new Israeli state immediately following its
proclamation in May . In doing so, he rejected
the advice of nearly every American official who was responsible for US
foreign policy. Secretary of State George C. Marshall angrily told that recognizing Israel
would put partisan political interests above America’s national interest
"1948
In 1948, President Harry Truman, who
sympathized with the plight of Israel in its early days, placed an arms
embargo on Israel and her Arab neighbors in order to keep the United
States neutral in the ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict."
1948 Harry was a great friend of Israel and a key figure in the establishment of the state. Still, when Israel was fighting for its very life in , imposed a crippling arms embargo that put the Jews at a disadvantage against Arab forces that had no difficulty obtaining arms."1948 "Truman’s recognition of Israel against the advice of his cabinet to gain Jewish votes decided the fate of millions of Palestinians. " 1948
"It was America's President Harry S.
, a 33rd degree Freemason,
who, in , endorsed the proposal for a
nation-state for the Jews to be founded in the Middle East. It was also
the U.S.A., under , that was the first
country in the world to recognize Israel as an independent nation and
sponsor its membership in the United Nations."1948
"The fact is that President Truman eventually
decided against the pro-Arab “professional opinion” of his Secretary of
State, General George Marshall and the Arabists of the State
Department"
1948
"The month after President Truman recognised
the state of Israel, a June 1948 Gallup poll found three times as much
sympathy for the Middle East’s Jews as for the Middle East’s
Arabs"
1948
" Although aid to Israel has been even
higher, the peace treaty guaranteed Egypt $1.3 billion a year in military
aid, with economic assistance since averaging an annual $815 million a
year. In the three decades that followed (1973-2004), Egypt has received a
total of over $50 billion in aid from the United States.[3] "
1949
American foreign
amounted to $3.2 billion in the years from 1949 to
19731949 Polity Rating: +10
|
1900 UK Polity Rating: + 7
1900 UK population 38 million
1900 British Empire 381 million people, 11.5
million square miles
1901 Polity Rating: +8
1901 British Empire: 12 million square miles,
400 million persons, 54 million whites, 58 million Christians
1909 British Empire 12.7 million square
miles
"Between 1815 and 1914, a period
referred to as Britain's "imperial century" by some historians, around
10,000,000 square miles (25,899,881 km²) of territory and
roughly 400 million people were added to the British
Empire."
1918 Representation of the People Act 1918 - the consequences of World War I persuaded the
government to expand the right to vote, not only for the many men who
fought in the war who were disenfranchised, but also for the women who
helped in the factories and elsewhere as part of the war effort. Property
restrictions for voting were lifted for men, who could vote at 21; however
women's votes were given with these property restrictions, and were
limited to those over 30 years old. This raised the electorate from 7.7
million to 21.4 million with women making up 40% of the electorate. Seven
percent of the electorate had more than one vote. The first election with
this system was the United Kingdom general election, 1918
1920: Winston Churchill in UK magazine
article: Jews lead and control Russian Bolshevik communist government;
Zionism should be promted; Zionism provides Jews with honorable superior
alternative to Bolshevism. See 'Illuminati' section of notes below.
1921, British Empire is at its zenith, ruling
over 25% of the world's population and 33% of the world's land area, 14.3
million square miles From this point on the British Empire went into
decline
1922 Polity Rating: +10
1924: UK author Nesta Webster (1876-1960)
publishes 'anti-semitic' 'Secret societies and Subversive Movements' in
London. Her opinion was that even if 'Protocols of the Learned Elders of
Zion' was fake, it still accurately described Jewish attitudes and
conduct. Winston Churchill praised Webster for 'ably' showing that
International Jewish Communism was behind the French Revolution.
1928 Representation of the People Act 1928 - this made women's voting rights equal with men, with
voting possible at 21 with no property restrictions
1938 UK population 49 million; British
Empire, 17 million square miles; including 1.4 million square miles taken
from Germany at conclusion of WW I; also including 1.1 million square
miles acquired through conquest from 1925-38; 68 million whites in empire;
Britain seized 75% of German colonies after
WW I;
Representation of the People Act 1948 - the act was passed to prevent plural voting
1949 Polity Rating: +10 |
1900 Germany Polity Rating: +1
1900 Germany population 52 million; colonies
1 million square miles, 15 million subjects
1909 Germany Polity Rating: +2
1918 Germany Polity Rating: -88
1919 Germany Polity Rating: -6
1933 Germany Polity Rating: -9
1945 Germany Polity Rating: -66
1945 East Germany Polity Rating:
-66
1945 West Germany Polity Rating:
-66
1949 West Germany Polity Rating:
+10
1949 East Germany Polity Rating:
-7
|
1900 Austria Polity Rating: -4
1900 Hungary Polity Rating: -4
1918 Austria Polity Rating: -88
1918 Hungary Polity Rating: -88
1919 Hungary Polity Rating: -7
1920 Austria Polity Rating: +8
1920 Hungary Polity Rating: -1
1933 Austria Polity Rating: -88
1934 Austria Polity Rating: -9
1938 Austria Polity Rating: -77
1944 Hungary Polity Rating: -66
1945 Austria Polity Rating: -88
1945 Hungary Polity Rating: -88
1946 Austria Polity Rating: +10
1948 Hungary Polity Rating: -7
1949 Austria Polity Rating: +10
1949 Hungary Polity Rating:
-7 |
1900 France Polity Rating:
+8
1900 France homeland
population 39 million; colonies 3.7 million
square miles, 56 million persons
1919 Polity Rating: +9
1930 Polity Rating: +10
French Empire - 12.5 million km² or 4.82
million mi² (under President Albert Lebrun in 1938)
1940 Polity Rating: -9
1944 Polity Rating: -88
1946 Polity Rating: +10
1949 Polity Rating: +10 |
1900 Russia
Polity Rating: -10
1903: 'Protocols of the Learned Elders of
Zion', published in St. Petersburg, Russia. If the 'Protocols'
were a fraud, they show what the fraudsters believed regarding real
and possible conspiratorial tendencies amongst Jews. See 'Illuminati'
notes below.
1905 Polity Rating: -88
1906 Polity Rating: -6
1916-22 Polity Rating: -1
1922 USSR Polity Rating: -7
1927 USSR Polity Rating: -8
1933 USSR Polity Rating: -9
1948
Soviets recognize and give aid to
Israel
1949 USSR Polity Rating:
-9 |
1900 Polity Rating: -6
1911 Polity Rating: -88
1912 Polity Rating: +2
1913 Polity Rating: -88
1914 Polity Rating: -5
1937 Polity Rating: -66
1946 Polity Rating: -5
1949 Polity Rating: -8
|
1900 Polity Rating: +1
1945 Polity Rating: -66
1949 Polity Rating: -66 |
1948 Korea North Polity Rating: -7 1948 Korea
South Polity Rating: -3
1949 Korea North Polity Rating:
-7
1949 Korea
South Polity Rating:
-3 |
1949 Taiwan Polity rating: -8 |
1900 Spain polity rating: +6
1923 Spain polity rating: -7
1925 Spain polity rating:
-6
1930 Spain polity rating:
-88
1931 Spain polity rating:
+7
1939 Spain polity rating:
-7
1949 Spain polity rating:
-7 |
1900
Portugal polity rating:
-3
1906
Portugal polity rating:
-1
1907
Portugal polity rating:
-9
1908
Portugal polity rating:
+2
1910
Portugal polity rating:
-88
1911
Portugal polity rating:
+7
1926
Portugal polity rating:
-88
1930
Portugal polity rating:
-9
1949
Portugal polity rating:
-9
|
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1949
AD |
Israel was admitted as a member of the United Nations on May 11, 1949 Israel was admitted as a member of the United Nations on May 11, 1949 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
1950-1999
AD |
1950 Polity Rating: +10
1956
1957
"President Dwight Eisenhower resumes ."
1960
"It was actually not until the administration
of President John Kennedy in the early 1960s that American arms shipments
were made to Israel. "
1964
24th Amendment
(1964): "The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary
or other election for President or Vice President, for electors for
President or Vice President, or for Senator or Representative in Congress,
shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any State by
reason of failure to pay any poll tax or other tax."
1965
"Johnson–who as Senate Majority Leader in the
1950s had been one of Israel’s strongest backers in Congress–did not share
Kennedy’s obsession with the refugee and nuclear issues, and his first
budget, for fiscal year 1965, allocated $71 million in aid to Israel–an
increase of 75 percent over Kennedy’s final budget. The amount nearly
doubled in 1966, to $130 million."
1966
full enfranchisement of citizens was not
secured until after the African-American Civil Rights Movement
(1955–1968) which campaigned for
freedom of oppression from white Americans, gained passage
by the United States Congress of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
1967
"While Israel received less than $24 million
of U.S. aid in 1967, it received more than $106 million in 1968, a 450
percent increase in only one year. In 1969, U.S.
was increased again to $160.3 million, more than half of
which was in military assistance"26th Amendment
(1971): "The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen
years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States or by any State on account of age."
1973
Until 1973, aid was mainly made up of
military, economic and export-import bank loans, although annual economic
grants ranging between $0.1 and $74 million were also offered between the
years 1951 and 1962.
1973
After the 1973 (Arab-Israeli) war, the US
constituted largely of military and economic grants to
help strengthen the Israeli defense forces. This included $12-80 million,
which was annually granted towards the establishment of Jewish refugee
camps. 1973
"a recent study has shown that while
American
foreign aid to Israel amounted to $3.2 billion in the years from 1949 to 1973, it grew to a total of $75 billion for the period from 1974 to 1997. " 1973
"1973 Egypt and Syria attack Israel to free
Golan Heights and the Sinai Peninsula. The US gives $2.2 billion in
emergency aid to Israel, turning tide of battle to Israel’s favor.
"
1974
US foreign aid to Israel) grew to a total of
$75 billion for the period from 1974 to 1997.
1974
" From 1974 to 1976, the United States
granted
$5.8 billion in combined
civilian and military assistance, a level at which
has since approximately remained (up till 2003)"1978
" In 1978, at Camp David, President Jimmy
Carter threatened to cut i
should they fail to evince more flexibility in the
negotiations."1980
Election of republican conservative Ronald
Reagan ushers in era of large trade deficits and federal budget deficits
for US
1985
US institutes free trade agreement with
Israel
1985
"From
1985 on, Congress annually provides Israel $3 billion in all grant aid. " 1987-2002
1987-2002, The US congress has annually
approves a foreign aid bill totaling an average of $3 billion to Israel,
$1.2 billion in economical aid, and $1.8 billion in military aid.
1991
After the gulf war in 1991, the US has
additionally been offering Israel $2 billion annually in federal loan
guarantees, which brings the total US foreign
to about $5 billion, or $13.7 million per day. This amount
excludes the approximate $1.5 billion in total tax-deductible private
donations from numerous Jewish charities and individual donors.
1998
In 1998, according to an agreement with the
Clinton Administration and Congress, Israel voluntarily requested to
decrease its financial dependence on US economic aid by phasing it out
over a period of 10 years....The $1.2 billion in economic aid will (was
supposed to be) be reduced by $120 million each year until it is down
to zero in the year 2008.
1999 Polity Rating: +10 |
1950 Polity Rating: +10
Representation of the People Act 1969 - extension of suffrage to those 18 and older
1999 Polity Rating: +10 |
1950 East
Germany Polity Rating: -8
1950 West Germany Polity Rating:
+10
1960 East
Germany Polity Rating: -9
1989 East
Germany Polity Rating: -88
1990 West Germany Polity Rating:
+10
1990 United Germany Polity Rating:
+10 1999 United Germany Polity Rating:
+10 |
1950 Austria Polity Rating: +10
1950 Hungary Polity Rating: -7
1956 Hungary Polity Rating: -66
1957 Hungary Polity Rating: -7
1988 Hungary Polity Rating: -2
1989 Hungary Polity Rating: -88
1990 Hungary Polity Rating: +10
1999 Austria Polity Rating: +10
1999 Hungary Polity Rating:
+10 |
1950 Polity Rating: +10
1958 Polity Rating: +5
1969 Polity Rating: +8
1986 Polity Rating: +9 1999 Polity Rating: +9 |
1950 USSR Polity Rating: -9
1953 USSR Polity Rating: -7
1988 USSR Polity Rating: -6
1989 Polity Rating: -4
1990 Polity Rating: 0
1992 Polity Rating: +5
1993 Polity Rating: +3
1999 Polity Rating: +3 |
1950 China Polity Rating:
-8
1966 Polity Rating: -9
1969 Polity Rating: -8
1976 Polity Rating: -7
1999 Polity Rating: -7 |
1950 Polity Rating: -66
1952 Polity Rating: +10
1999 Polity Rating: +10 |
1950 Korea North Polity Rating:
-7
1950 Korea
South Polity Rating: -3
1952 Korea
South Polity Rating:
-4 1956 Korea North Polity Rating:
-8
1960 Korea
South Polity Rating:
+8
1961 Korea
South Polity Rating: -7
1963 Korea
South Polity Rating:
+3 1966 Korea North Polity Rating:
-9
1972 Korea
South Polity Rating: -9
1973 Korea
South Polity Rating: -8
1981 Korea
South Polity Rating: -5
1987 Korea
South Polity Rating: -88
1988 Korea
South Polity Rating: -6 1998 Korea
South Polity Rating:
+8 1999 Korea North Polity Rating:
-9
1999 Korea
South Polity Rating: +8 |
1976 United Vietnam Polity Rating:
-7
1999
United Vietnam Polity Rating:
-7 |
1950 Taiwan Polity rating: -8
1975
Taiwan Polity rating: -7
1987
Taiwan Polity rating: -1
1992
Taiwan Polity rating: +7
1996
Taiwan Polity rating: +8
1997 Taiwan Polity rating: +9
1999
Taiwan Polity rating: +9
|
1950
Spain polity rating:
-7 1975 Spain polity rating: -88
1978 Spain polity rating: +9
1982 Spain polity rating: +2
1999
Spain polity rating:
+10 |
1950
Portugal polity rating:
-9
1974
Portugal polity rating:
-88
1976
Portugal polity rating:
+9
1982
Portugal polity rating:
+10
1999
Portugal polity rating:
+10 |
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2000-2050
AD |
2000 Polity Rating: +10
2002
US aid to Israel Constitutes 30% of the total
US foreign aid budget, which renders Israel to be the largest recipient of
US aid in the world
2002 Three quarters of the military
goes for importing US-made military equipment such as F-16
and Apache attack helicopters. This creates a job market for US citizens
and transforms Palestine into a test ground for US made
weaponry2003
" From 1948 to 2003, direct
U.S. aid to Israel totaled. $89.9 billion. "
2005
"Since May, 2005 the Military Museum in
Prague has displayed a special exhibition on the Czech
in . " 2006
"
2008
"Israel has never been self-supporting. It
has always required massive subsidies from the outside – above all from
the United States. Total direct US
has amounted to
well over $140 billion (in 2003 dollars). "2008
"Shirl
McArthur, a retired US foreign service officer, said in a Washington
Report on Middle East Affairs in November 2008 that a conservative
estimate of total direct US
amounts to "almost
$114 Billion". ...In addition, Germany and other European states and
companies have paid out many billions in “restitution”, and wealthy Jewish
communities, especially in the U.S., have provided substantial financial
assistance. " 2008
"Total direct U.S. aid to Israel has amounted
to well over $140 billion (in 2003 dollars). "
2008
"Washington, DC—Senate
Majority Leader Harry Reid made the following speech today at the American
Israel Public Affairs Committee’s (AIPAC) Annual Policy Conference,
reiterating Democrats’ strong commitment to Israel’s security and
prosperity and criticizing those who politicize for political gain the
issue of that support. “Every Democratic President from to Clinton has
strengthened that bond by providing for Israel’s security and brokering
peace,” Reid said. “And with the Democratic nominee, that bond –
that ironclad commitment – will remain as strong as ever. Don’t let
anyone looking to politicize the issue of Israel tell you
otherwise....The United States must continue to provide robust
military so that Israel can
further enhance its qualitative military advantage in the region. I
fully support that military aid and the new ’10-year plan,’ and I will
urge my Senate colleagues to do the same...As the leader of the United
States Senate, I commit on behalf of the Democratic majority, and all
Senators, that we will continue to defend the security and prosperity of
Israel – as we always have since Harry S took those first bold
steps....And you can be just as sure where the Democratic nominee stands:
four-square with Israel. That is certain" |
2000 Polity Rating: +10 |
2000 United Germany Polity Rating:
+10 |
2000 Austria Polity Rating: +10
2000 Hungary Polity Rating:
+10 |
2000 Polity Rating: +9 |
2000 Polity Rating: +6 | 2000 Polity Rating: -7 |
2000
Korea North Polity Rating:
-9
2000
Korea
South Polity Rating:
+8 |
2000 United Vietnam Polity Rating:
-7 |
2000
1999
Taiwan Polity rating: +9
2004
1999
Taiwan Polity rating:
+10 |
2000 Spain polity rating:
+10 |
2000
Portugal polity rating:
+10
2006
Brazil 191 million population
million; 50%, 93 million whites, Portuguese
dominant ethnic element amongst the whites, & also represented
genetically amongst the 'non-white'; population of Portugal is 11
million
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Number of Colonies | Area.
|
.
Population.
| |||
Mother Country. |
Colonies, &c. | Mother Country. |
Colonies, &c. | ||
| |||||
United Kingdom | 50 | 120,979 | 11,605,238 | 40,559,954 | 345,222,239 |
France | 33 | 204,092 | 3,740,756 | 38,517,975 | 56,401,860 |
Germany | 13 | 208,830 | 1,027,120 | 52,279,901 | 14,687,000 |
Netherlands | 3 | 12,648 | 782,862 | 5,074,632 | 35,115,711 |
Portugal | 9 | 36,038 | 801,100 | 5,049,729 | 9,148,707 |
Spain | 3 | 197,670 | 243,877 | 17,565,632 | 136,000 |
Italy | 2 | 110,646 | 188,500 | 31,856,675 | 850,000 |
Austria-Hungary | 2 | 241,032 | 23,570 | 41,244,811 | 1,568,092 |
Denmark | 3 | 15,289 | 86,634 | 2,185,335 | 114,229 |
Russia | 3 | 8,660,395 | 255,550 | 128,932,173 | 15,684,000 |
Turkey | 4 | 1,111,741 | 465,000 | 23,834,500 | 14,956,236 |
China | 5 | 1,336,841 | 2,881,560 | 386,000,000 | 16,680,000 |
U.S.A. | 6 | 3,557,000 | 172,091 | 77,000,000 | 10,544,617 |
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Total | 136 | 15,813,201 | 22,273,858 | 850,103,317 | 521,108,791 |
" ..the Masonic Cyclopædia observes that the Illuminati “ were, as a rule, men of the strictest morality and humanity, and the ideas they sought to instil were those which have found universal acceptance in our own times.” Preston, in his Illustrations of Masonry, also does his best to gloss over the faults of the Order, and even “ the historian of Freemasonry ” devotes to its founder this astounding apology...One can only conclude that these extraordinary exonerations of an Order bitterly hostile to the true aims of Masonry proceed from ignorance of the real nature of Illuminism. In order to judge of this it is only necessary to consult the writings of the Illuminati themselves, which are contained in the following works : 1. Einige Originalschriften des Illuminatenordens (Munich, 1787). 2. Nachtrag von weitern Originalschriften, etc. (Munich, 1787). 3. Die neuesten Arbeiten des Spartacus und Philo in dem Illuminaten-Orden (Munich, 1794)...All these consist in the correspondence and papers of the Order which were seized by the Bavarian Government...The authenticity of these documents has never been denied even by the Illuminati themselves...we shall now see from the evidence of their own writings, how far the Illuminati can be regarded as a praiseworthy and cruelly maligned Order. Let us begin with their attitude towards Freemasonry...From the moment of Weishaupt’s admission into Freemasonry his whole conduct was a violation of the Masonic code...Weishaupt shows himself not only an intriguer but a charlatan, inventing mysteries and degrees to impose on the credulity of his followers...whilst (Weishaupt was) heartily despising Freemasonry, theosophy, Rosicrucianism, and mysticism of every kind, his (Weishaupt's) association with Philo leads him to perceive the utility of all these as a bait...The perfidy of the Illuminati with regard to the Freemasons is... apparent. Even Mounier, who set out to refute Barruel on the strength of the information supplied to him by the Illuminatus Bode, admits their duplicity in this respect...(Webster quotes source) 'it was resolved to profit by Freemasonry whilst profoundly despising it. They decided that the degrees of Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, Master Mason, and Scotch Knight should be added to those of the Illuminati, and that they would boast of possessing exclusively the real secrets of the Freemasons and affirm that Illuminism was the real primitive Freemasonry'..."The papers of the Order seized in Bavaria and published,” Mounier says again, show that “ the Illuminati employed the forms of Freemasonry, but that they considered it in itself, apart from their own degrees, as a puerile absurdity and that they detested the Rose-Croix.”...Why in the face of all this should any British Masons take up the cudgels for the Illuminati and vilify Robison and Barruel for exposing them? The American Mackey, as a consistent Freemason, shows scant sympathy for this traitor in the masonic camp. “ Weishaupt,” he writes, “ was a radical in politics and an infidel in religion, and he organized this association, not more for the purpose of aggrandizing himself, than of overturning Christianity and the institutions of society.” The truth is that Weishaupt was one of the greatest enemies of British Freemasonry who ever lived, and genuine Freemasons will do themselves no good by defending him or his abominable system...Of course on their face value the Illuminati appear wholly admirable...this is the mere stock-in-trade of the secret society leader as of the fraudulent company promoter, to whom the first essentials are a glowing prospectus and a long list of highly respectable patrons who know nothing whatever about the inner workings of the concern. These methods, pursued as early as the ninth century by Abdullah ibn Maymun, enter largely into the policy of Frederick the Great, Voltaire, and his “ brothers ” in philosophy—or in Freemasonry....Weishaupt is careful in general to exhibit the face of a benign philosopher and even of a Christian evangelist ; it is only at moments that he drops the mask and reveals the grinning satyr behind it. Accordingly in the published statutes of the Illuminati no hint of subversive intentions will be found ; indeed the “ Obligation ” expressly states that “ nothing against the State, religion, or morals is undertaken.”...Yet what is Weishaupt’s real political theory ? No other than that of modern Anarchy, that man should govern himself and rulers should be gradually done away with....(according to Weishaupt) men must learn not only to be independent of kings but of each other ...whilst the ancient religions taught the hope of a Redeemer who should restore man to his former state, Weishaupt looks to man alone for his restoration....(quotes Weishaupt): "These means (for man's spiritual & governmental salvation) are secret schools of wisdom... through them will Man be saved from his Fall, princes and nations will disappear without violence from the earth, the human race will become one family and the world the abode of reasonable men...Reason will be the only code of Man"...But whilst completely eliminating any idea of divine power outside Man and framing his system on purely political lines, Weishaupt is careful not to shock the susceptibilities of his followers by any open repudiation of Christian doctrines...But one must study Weishaupt’s writings as a whole to apprehend the true measure of his belief in Christ’s teaching...we find him (Weishaupt) adopting the old ruse of representing Christ as a Communist and as a secret-society adept...But this secret doctrine is only to be apprehended by initiates. Weishaupt thus contrives to give a purely political interpretation to Christ’s teaching ...(quotes Weishaupt:) "The mission of Christ was therefore by means of Reason to make men capable of freedom...When at last reason becomes the religion of man, so will the problem be solved...in the way in which I explain Christianity no one need be ashamed to be a Christian, for I leave the name and substitute for it Reason...Had not the noble and elect remained in the background ... new depravity would have broken out in the human race, and through Regents, Priests, and Freemasons Reason would have been banished from the earth.”...In Weishaupt’s masonic system, therefore, the designs of the Order with regard to religion are not confided to the mere Freemasons, but only to the Illuminati. ...We must consider [says Weishaupt], how we can begin to work under another form. If only the aim is achieved, it does not matter under what cover it takes place, and a cover is always necessary. For in concealment lies a great part of our strength. For this reason we must always cover ourselves with the name of another society. The lodges that are under Freemasonry are in the meantime the most suitable cloak for our high purpose...As in the spiritual Orders of the Roman Church, religion was, alas ! only a pretence, so must our Order also in a nobler way try to conceal itself behind a learned society or something of the kind. . . . A society concealed in this manner cannot be worked against....We shall be shrouded in impenetrable darkness from spies and emissaries of other societies....Thus, as in the case of Abdullah ibn Maymun’s society, the extraordinary result was brought about that a multitude of men of divers beliefs were all working together for an object known only to a few of them.”...We have now seen enough of the aims and methods of the Illuminati and the true characters of their leaders from their own admissions. To make the case complete it would be necessary also to give a résumé of the confessions made by the ex-Illuminati, the four professors Cosandey, Grünberger, Utzschneider, and Renner, as also of the further published works of the Illuminati—but space and time forbid. What is needed is a complete book on the subject, consisting of translations of the most important passages in all the contemporary German publications. From the extracts given above, can it, however, be seriously contended that Barruel or Robison exaggerated the guilt of the Order?...Even those contemporaries, Mounier and the member of the Illuminati who set out to refute Barruel and Lombard de Langres, merely provide further confirmation of their views. Thus Mounier is obliged to confess that the real design of Illuminism was “ to undermine all civil order,” and “ Ancien Illumines ” asserts in language no less forcible than Barruel’s own that Weishaupt “ made a code of Machiavellism,” that his method was “ a profound perversity, flattering everything that was base and rancorous in human nature in order to arrive at his ends,” that he was not inspired by “ a wise spirit of reform ” but by a “ fanatical enmity inimical to all authority on earth.” The only essential points on which the opposing parties differ is that whilst Mounier and “ Ancien Illumine ” deny the influence of the Illuminati on the French Revolution and maintain that they ceased to exist in 1786, Barruel and Lombard de Langres present them as the inspirers of the Jacobins and declare them to be still active after the Revolution had ended. That on this point, at any rate, the latter were right, we shall see in a further chapter....the source of inspiration from which Weishaupt subsequently drew his anarchic philosophy still remains obscure...there is between the ideas of Weishaupt and of Lessing’s “ Falk ” a distinct resemblance ; both in the writings of the Illuminati and in Lessing’s Dialogues we find the same vein of irony with regard to Freemasonry, the same design that it should be replaced by a more effectual system, the same denunciations of the existing social order and of bourgeois society, the same theory that “ men should be self-governing,” the same plan of obliterating all distinctions between nations, even the same simile of the bee-hive as applied to human life which, as I have shown elsewhere, was later on adopted by the anarchist Proudhon....But Lessing was also the friend and admirer of (orthodox Jew) Moses Mendelssohn, who has been suggested as one of Weishaupt’s inspirers...To sum up, I do not so far see in Illuminism a Jewish conspiracy to destroy Christianity, but rather a movement finding its principal dynamic force in the ancient spirit of revolt against the existing social and moral order, aided and abetted perhaps by Jews who saw in it a system that might be turned to their own advantage. ...Weishaupt so admirably understood...how to take from every association, past and present, the portions he required and to weld them all into a working system of terrible efficiency...the methods of the Ismailis and the Assassins...the organization and secrecy of the Freemasons, the philosophy of Machiavelli...he knew moreover, how to enlist the right elements in all existing associations as well as isolated individuals and turn them to his purpose. So in the army of the Illuminati we find men of every shade of thought...all these differing in their aims yet by Weishaupt’s admirable system of watertight compartments precluded from a knowledge of these differences and all marching, unconsciously or not, towards the same goal. Although this was not the invention of Weishaupt but had been foreshadowed many centuries earlier in the East, it was Weishaupt, so far as we know, who reduced it to a working system for the West—a system which has been adhered to by succeeding groups of world-revolutionaries up to the present day. It is for this reason that I have quoted at length the writings of the Illuminati—all the ruses, all the hypocrisy, all the subtle methods of camouflage which characterized the Order will be found again in the insidious propaganda both of the modern secret societies and the open revolutionary organizations whose object is to subvert all order, all morality, and all religion. I maintain, therefore, with greater conviction than ever the importance of Illuminism in the history of world-revolution. But for this co-ordination of methods the philosophers and Encyclopædists might have gone on for ever inveighing against thrones and altars, the Martinistes evoking spirits, the magicians weaving spells, the Freemasons declaiming on universal brotherhood—none of these would have “ armed the hand ” and driven the infuriated mobs into the streets of Paris ; it was not until the emissaries of Weishaupt formed an alliance with the Orléaniste leaders that vague subversive theory became active revolution... "
Those who believe the Protocols to be the real thing, believe: in 1884, Justine Glinka, a Russian spy in Paris, purchased 'The Protocols' from a Jew, Joseph Schorst, who worked for her as an assistant; the Jew stole a copy of 'The Protocols' from the 'Mizraim lodge' of the Freemasons organization in Paris. Those who consider 'the Protocols' to be a fraud believe: some time between 1895 and 1902, 'the Protocols' were fabricated by the Russian Czar's secret police in a project headed by Pyotr Ivanovich Rachkovsky.