Is it possible that the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion were written before the Geneva Dialogues, and thus the latter were “plagiarized” from the former? Yes, says Carolyn, and proceeds to lay out the case for such a supposition.

• Maurice Joly, author of the 1864 Geneva Dialogues, from which the Protocols were allegedly plagiarized, was associated with:
• Adolphe Cremieux (pictured right), illustrious French Jewish legal mind and leading member of the esoteric Mizraim Lodge in Paris from whence a copy of the Protocols was allegedly stolen in 1884;
• Both men hated Louis Napoleon, with Joly being aided by Cremieux to write a devastating satire pointing to Napoleon III as a Machiavellian despot;
• Cremieux had the status and the opportunity to write or upgrade the Protocols prior to 1860;
• A big question comes from the absence of effort to conceal the similarity between the Protocols and the Geneva Dialogues;
• Jacob Venedey, a German-Jewish communist and friend of Karl Marx, and also Cremieux, wrote  a book Machiavelli,  Montesquieu, Rousseau in 1848, from which Joly likely took some ideas;
• Venedy showed Machiavelli and Rousseau as triumphant Communism, while Joly showed Machiavellism as Reaction and Imperialism;
• The London Times 1921 “exposure” of the “forgery” lacks convincing detail and uses the arguments always used to divert criticism from Jews:  antisemitism.