Makow – Meditation On ‘The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit’
According to Jones, this role is subversive in the profoundest sense, overturning the Will of God, «Logos,» Christ’s Gospel of Love, the inherent Design and Purpose of Creation, hijacking mankind and arresting its development according to Cabalistic and Talmudic dictates.

The true «Jewish revolutionary spirit» is «to overturn» God and replace Him with Lucifer who represents the self-interest of the Illuminati (i.e. central bankers, Organized Jewry and Freemasonry.) This also was confirmed by Christian Rakowsky in his KGB interrogation.

This also was confirmed by Christian Rakowsky in his KGB interrogation. «Christianity is our only real enemy since all the political and economic phenomena of the bourgeois states are only its consequences,» Rakovsky, says. Peace is «counter-revolutionary» since it is war that paves the way for revolution.
http://www.rense.com/general82/revo.htm

E. Michael Jones has written a 1200-page book «The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit and Its Impact on World History» that documents the subversive role played by organized Jewry throughout history :
http://www.culturewars.com/Reviews/RevolutionaryReviews.html

An Interview with Dr. E. Michael Jones on The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit:
http://www.culturewars.com/2008/JRSInterview.htm

Roy Schoeman, Salvation is from the Jews: The Role of Judaism in Salvation History from Abraham to the Second Coming.
Reviewed by E. Michael Jones, Ph.D.
«Schoeman, who studied the Talmud as a Jew, does a good job of showing how that book (or collection of Books) written from around 200 to 600 AD. transformed Judaism from the religion of Moses into the ideology of the anti-Christ, even though as in other parts of this book, he refuses to draw the conclusions which his evidence demands. The Talmud is not an explication of the Torah as much as it is a usurpation of the Torah. The Talmud permits what the Torah forbids. The observant Jew is told, according to Schoeman, to «be more careful in the observance of the words of the Scribes [i.e., the Talmud] than in the words of the Torah» (Erubin, 21b). »
http://www.culturewars.com/2004/Schoeman.html