Title: Regions Of Saturn (Legions of SATAN) Source:
youtube URL Source:[None] Published:Sep 21, 2011 Author:MichaelFugazi Post Date:2011-09-21 11:27:22 by Itistoolate Keywords:None Views:213 Comments:7
Regions of Saturn is a short video production which highlights an important historical truth in respect of what was recorded by Jonathan Williams (1750-1815) in his 1781 book, 'Legions of Satan'. Williams, a dedicated American patriot, wrote of a warning that had been given to George Washington by General Charles Cornwallis after Washington, along with his French allies, had secured the surrender of Cornwallis at the Battle of Yorktown, on 19th October, 1781. History has since accredited Cornwallis as being responsible for the loss of British-held colonies to continental forces.
The removal of Legions of Satan from the U.S. Library of Congress ought to ring alarm bells within all Americans of good conscience simply because this act of public censorship is part of the ongoing effort to erase the tracks of those who are or have been actively engaged in the subversion of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
The removal of such an important historical document from the public record was, in our opinion, done by James Billington who, since 1987, has been head of the Library of Congress. Prior to that, Billington, a Rhodes scholar, was director of the 'Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars'; yet another tax-exempt foundation actively engaged in the rewriting of American history either through lies, distortions or omissions of pertinent facts.
Billington wrote a book titled Fire in the Minds of Men which was published In 1980. The book is an important work insofar that it deals primarily about pre-revolutionary Russia and a secret society of nihilists. Billington is evidently relating this paricular period of history with what is currently happening not only in America but globally. One should easily spot the similarities if one is able to perceive how these people think and operate within their network.
Cornwallis was no prophet though. He merely understood how the B'rith (British) Empire for world domination worked because of his close ties with the power-structure within the upper levels of the British establishment. Yet despite Cornwallis being made the 'scapegoat' for the apparent loss of British colonies, he nonetheless continued to enjoy the confidence of the British establishment, and as such, was made a member of 'The Most Noble Order of the Garter' in 1801. Just five years after his 'incompetence' at Yorktown, Cornwallis was appointed Governor-General and commander-in-chief of India in 1786. Cornwallis used this authority to 'secure', or rather, steal land on behalf of the British crown by whatever means he and those under his command saw fit. This usually meant genocide.
Attention is also drawn to yet another infamous historical character who was also made a member of 'The Most Noble Order of the Garter'. The man in question is Arthur James Balfour who, in November 1917, authored the infamous Balfour Declaration addressed to Lord Rothschild informing him of the British governments sympathies with Jewish Zionist aspirations vis a vis Palestine.
The last few minutes of 'Regions Of Saturn' is more a preview of a soon-to-be-released documentary which through documented evidence, connects all the seemingly unrelated topics that so many supposed 'truth-tellers' are working very hard to keep partitioned at worst, or muddled at best.
No such book as Legions of Satan by Jonathan Williams exists in ANY library in the world, according to the OCLC catalog. Nor does any work on Jonathan Williams, whose extensive writings on the mechanics of warfare are kept at West Point and other great military institutions, mention such a book as Legions of Satan (or anything on that theme).
One thing is known for certain: At Yorktown, Cornwallis NEVER met Washington. Cornwallis claimed to be sick, sent one of his aides to negotiate the terms and present his sword. Washington, who felt slighted, arranged for one of his aides to accept the sword and dictate the terms of surrender. Cornwallis himself was promptly put on a ship and sent away.
Biographies of Cornwallis, such as The Marquess Cornwallis by W.S. Seton Karr (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1890) do not mention any meeting with George Washington, nor do they mention any such notions about Jews as are mentioned in this video. Cornwallis's uncle was Archbishop of Canterbury and it is highly implausible that the Cornwallis would have subscribed to such views.
That is what I found too. I tried to find this in the past.
Although I think it's cool that they think we are legion, that there is a Satanist behind every bush, waiting...plotting...conspiring...making baby fat candles...sacrificing virgins (as if!)
Besides the fact that there is no evidence of this book, and that history records that Cornwallis never met with Washington, we have the evidence (or lack of it) from both men.
The Correspondence of Charles, First Marquis Cornwallis, ed. by Charles Ross, London 1859, in 3 volumes, has Cornwallis's letters to Gen. Washington and his letters to others regarding the surrender at Yorktown (volume I) - no mention of his having met with Washington, and the correspondence with Washington is very polite, formal, stilted, on the terms of surrender and the return of British prisoners. In volume II, page 569, the only mention of Jews in all of his correspondence - as Governor of India, the mere mention that British forces included "a few Jews" in one city. That's the only mention of Jews in the whole collection.
In The Writings of George Washington ed. by Worthington C. Ford, NY 1891, volume 9, is Washington's correspondence with Cornwallis and others relating to the surrender, including his report to the Continental Congress on Oct. 19, 1781 (vol. 9 page 386). The letters to Cornwallis are equally polite, formal and starchy, and there is no mention of having met with Cornwallis at any time nor any comments on Jews in connection with the events. Two of Washington's staff were Jews, and he had cordial relations with Jews after the War of Independence.
If that book really existed, you'd see more than just one paragraph from it. It's imaginary, like that notebook that contains an anti-Jewish speech by Benjamin Franklin.