Nesta presented a plethora of information on a variety of different 'forbidden' subjects, from her books to her many articles in various publications. In 1920 she contributed to The Jewish Peril, a collection of articles appearing in the London Morning Post (these articles later appeared in book form as 'The Cause of World Unrest'). These writings presented and examined The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, which Nesta believed were absolutely geniune, saying:

'Personally, I am more than ever inclined to believe that the Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion are genuine. Without them I do not see how one could explain things that are happening today. More than ever, I think the Jews are at the bottom of all of our troubles.'

In the 1920s and through the 1930s Nesta researched the so-called Illuminati, the Masons, the Jesuits, amongst others, and concluded that these secret societies were all a part of a Jewish cabal which was plotting a communist world government. Not only were these groups pulling the strings of world governments, but they were also responsible for calamities such as World War One, the French Revolution and the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia. But that's just the beginning, these groups were also deeply involved in the occult...

[Above: Secret Societies and Subversive Movements.]

'The Jewish conception of the Jews as the Chosen People who must eventually rule the world forms indeed the basis of Rabbinical Judaism...
The Jewish religion now takes its stand on the Talmud rather than on the Bible.'
Nesta Webster, from the book Germany and England

But we're getting ahead of ourselves, so let's return to the beginning. Our heroine of truth was born Nesta Bevan, the daughter of a successful businessman. She attended Westfield College in London. She married Captain Arthur Webster, the Superintendent of the English Police in India.

Nesta's search for knowledge and pursuit of truth was insatiable. She published articles in the Morning Post, which drew the attention and admiration of Lord Kitchener, who called her the country's 'foremost opponent of subversion'.

After World War One, in 1919, she published The French Revolution: a Study in Democracy. The book detailed that Jews had been responsible for the French Revolution. Even Winston Churchill agreed with this truth, saying in 1920:

'This conspiracy against civilization dates from the days of Weishaupt... as a modern historian Mrs Webster has so ably shown, it played a recognizable role on the French Revolution.'

[Above: The French Revolution]

Typically, however, the book was stifled by the powers-that-be, and the mouth pieces of world slavery gave the book bad reviews and buried it. She had raised a proverbial sword against the hidden tyrants and that would not go unnoticed. She later commented in her autobiography, Spacious Days, that there was an 'attempt to boycott my books in those quarters where the plan of world revolution was secretly entertained.'

But, like any good soldier of truth, Nesta fought on, more determined than ever. She wrote more books exposing her enemies: World Revolutions: The Plot Against Civilization (1922), Secret Societies and Subversive Movements (1924), The Need for Fascism in Great Britain (1926) and The Origin and Progress of the World Revolution (1932).

[Above: World Revolutions: The Plot Against Civilization]

However, Nesta didn't want to just write books. The terrible truths she had learned urged her onward. She joined a variety of groups, including the British Fascists, The Link, and Mosley's British Union of Fascists.

During this time in the 1930s she was a leading author for The Patriot, a journal deemed 'anti-Semitic'. She watched Jews being removed from ill-gotten positions of power and influence in Germany, and in April 1933 wrote: 'those of us in England who have been subjected for years to a real boycott, organized by Jews can hardly be expected to shed tears over the turning of the tables.'

[Above: The Secret of the Zodiac, written by Nesta under the pen name 'Julian Sterne' in 1933]

In 1938 Nesta wrote a book called 'Germany and England: A Prelude to War', where she outlined Adolf Hitler's victorious crusade to end the Jewish plan to control the world. She wrote:

'Can it be mere coincidence that all those countries we are now taught to hate are those which have shown the strongest opposition to Bolshevism? ...It does not matter with which of the Fascist States the quarrel is begun, the rest will come in with it and the war will indeed become world wide.'

Nesta, and thousands of other British men and women, watched in horror as their country lit the fires of war. Adolf Hitler had done the impossible. He wasn't part of their master plan. The Old Gods had thrown a curve ball into the game. He awakened a sleeping world.

After World War Two Nesta faded gently into history and died at the age of 84.

[Above and below: A delicate beauty -- Nesta Helen Webster]

'In the U.S.S.R., anti-Semitism is strictly prosecuted as a phenomenon hostile to the Soviet system. According to the laws of the U.S.S.R. active anti-Semites are punished with death.'
Nesta Webster, Secret Societies and Subversive Movements, pg. 370

• Portugal has always been an interesting country to me. It's been elusive in my research, seldom coming up. When I learned of Portuguese volunteers fighting with their Spanish comrades for the Third Reich I became even more interested. That these men would leave their homes for a distant war in Russia, on the Eastern Front, said a lot about their courage and selflessness. They believed in a new Europe. They wanted to help usher that new age into being. With blood and determination, faceless and nameless, they fought and died in the Blue Division, all but forgotten. We do not know how many of them, mostly by foot, traveled to Germany and later to Russia, to fight communism to the death.

But we know they were there.

To these brave warriors, buried under Russian earth, our Portuguese brothers, we have not forgotten you!

To help us better understand Portugal and the men who volunteered to fight communism, our Portuguese comrade, Selureva, has written a short introduction for us. Do yourself a favor, add to your knowledge, and give it a read!

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In 1890 Portugal received from its old ally, England, an ultimatum of war unless Portugal concludes the project of unification of all their colonies in Africa; this was not the first nor the last strategy of England to strip colonial power from Portugal and pressure continued until the Portuguese colonial war in the 1960s.

Portugal was the principal European country with colonies all over the world since the Renaissance era. This colonization was rarely achieved by military force, because as a small country there was a lack of human means, this inevitably led to losing many of these colonies to England; in the more civilized countries of the East, the strategy of commercial trade was approached and small Portuguese districts were founded, such as Goa in India and Macao in China.

At the point of the English ultimatum, Portugal was militarily weakened after the war against the French Liberalists who tried to conquer Europe; next another civil war started between two brothers disputing the Portuguese throne, leading to the permanent loss of the main colony, Brazil, in 1822, ending the main economic sustenance of Portugal.

King Carlos I had no choice but to comply promptly with the ultimatum of the British, that created unpopular feelings of revolt against the King's submission. Masonic and Liberal inspired republican forces seized this moment of the king's lack of sympathy from the people. In 1908, D. Carlos I was assassinated in Lisbon's main square together with his heir son. Although Freemasonry claim its action as the implementation of the republic in Portugal, in reality the murder was organized by Carbonaria. Today millions of people pass by without noticing the marks of the shots, still visible in one of the walls, as a memory of the end of the Monarchy.

[Above: Terreiro do Paço, where King Carlos I was murdered.]

In order to maintain the Republican power, all possibilities of Monarchic rebirth were attacked, destroying a great part of the castles, palaces and churches. On the cradle city of Portugal, Guimarães, home of the first king, a popular revolt rises against republican forces and prevents any damage to its castle, a monument of glory.

The Church was also a problem, because it allied itself with the Monarchy against Freemasonry, which led to the prohibition of any religious cult in Portugal for several years, some priests were chained and walked as dogs as a form of humiliation, some of them were shot to death, many churches desecrated and turned into stables and taverns. The bells stopped tolling in the villages as if time itself had stopped.

The Iberian Christianity of Portugal and Spain is characterized by a pagan syncretism, the main deity of worship is the personification of the mother, who assumes various forms and epithets, related to a call for help -- Pain, Sickness, Travel, Birth, etc.

The main religious site of Portugal, Cape Espichel, a place of worship and spiritual practice since the Paleolithic, evolved as an annual cult, Our Lady of the Cape; royalty and nobles participated with large donations, this cult was dismembered by the new republic with success and today is only remembered and practiced by locals. This sacred place was so important that it even had an Opera House for the elite, while popular festivities occurred outdoors for the common people. Later, the Church recovered the annual cult with the apparitions of the Virgin to 3 children at Fátima village in 1917, being the main religious cult of Portugal today, although an artificial cult without the millennial and pagan continuity of Cape Espichel.

[Above: Cape Espichel Sanctuary: the people celebrated in the inner patio, the Opera house can be seen roofless on the right side, the long corridor of houses lodged the pilgrims.]

What we assume today as Democratic freedom and golden days, is nothing but propaganda carried out by the current forces in power, hiding all the oppression and crimes that were done to reach a goal. Freedom of voting has no relation historically with an improvement in the quality of life. Today European countries that still conserve a life-lasting king and royal family instead a democratic president, have a better quality of life, such as Belgium, Norway, England, Sweden, etc.

In the Portuguese case, since the implantation of the republic it was not possible to maintain a president in power for a long time, the completion of a mandate was rare; coups, power struggles, corruption, assassinations, military control, led to a period of disorganization and various political crises. From 1910 until the establishment of the dictatorship of Salazar in 1933 there were 16 different governments in Portugal, within normality there should would have been only 6 governments.

[Above: Proclamation of the Portuguese Republic with freedom at the center. ]

Portugal is bankrupt, to recover from the situation, Salazar, the best Portuguese professor of economy, is invited to lead as minister of finance; Salazar accepts with the condition to control all the accounts of all the ministries. In only 1 year Portugal is out of bankruptcy and has a positive monetary balance This is still today considered a miracle, Salazar gained political and people's confidence, allowing him to create a new constitution in 1933 giving way to the dictatorship in Portugal, in line with several other European countries.

With the new constitution began the program called New State; the motto was "God, Country and Family", and also "Everything for the Nation, Nothing against the Nation." The country invested in self-sufficient production, the southern part of Portugal is transformed into large grain fields, “the granary of Portugal”, on the north, investment goes to wine, all importations are avoided. Entire villages were created from nothing in most rural areas so that no field was left uncultivated, people received houses for free in remote villages in return for their work there. This allowed more wealth into families in return of more taxes, more taxes created more jobs and more exportations, thus again more taxes received. Roads and all communication ways were improved, the most important and current national infrastructures of Portugal today are still from that time.

Most of the monuments destroyed in the past by republicans were rebuilt giving emphasis to patriotism. Arts were also important, giving focus to traditional ways and valor, the best Portuguese cinema made is from the New State era.

[Above: António Oliveira Salazar.]

In order to end the constant exchange of political power that led Portugal to ruin, a secret police, PIDE (International Police and State Defense), is created. Communism, Syndicalism and Masonry are prohibited. The headquarters of Freemasonry are destroyed and handed over to the Portuguese Legion, a legionary militia where men and women could integrate.

By 1946 women could fully vote and be part of political position for the first time. The compulsory education is reinforced and improved, more than 7000 schools are built all over the country, every child should go to school at least until fourth grade. It is also created the Portuguese Youth, divided into masculine and feminine, with rigorous physical and intellectual education. It started at the age of 7 with the degree of Lusito (meaning little Lusitano, Lusitânia is considered the ancient name of Portugal before Romanization). Next followed the Infante degree at age 10, Avant-gardist at 17, and finished with a Cadet level with a ceremony at 25 years old.

[Above: Portuguese Youth reunion at Palácio da Independência.]

[Above: Portuguese Youth female standards and banners, next to a New State monument portraying important Portuguese figures.]

Portugal was a rare country that remained neutral during the war. Since all other countries were at war, Portugal's exports increased, selling textiles and metals to any European country. To maintain neutrality, one air base is given to the British and Americans and wolfram was provided to the Germans; to prevent war with its neighbor country it signed a non-aggression treaty with Franco, also a fascist leader.

Regarding the Jews, (even if this was not the main focus of the III Reich as it is popularized) Portugal had annihilated their presence back in 1492, after the Jews received the order to get out of Spain or convert to Christianity; around 93,000 of them fled to Portugal, but soon after that, Portugal too ordered their departure or conversion. Many of these converted Jews were given a new family name based on trees and cities, and were called New Christians; the practice of Judaism continued in secret; this heresy was condemned with death by fire by the Inquisition (witch burnings were rare, most of the burnings were actually relapsed Jews).

New Christians didn’t integrate fully and in 1506, at Easter day mass, while praying for the end of the drought and plague that was affecting the land, the face of Christ shined. A New Christian criticized it saying it was only the sun shining through the window behind, he was beaten to death where he stood and at this point a popular rebellion gathered and slaughtered any New Christians they could find for 3 continuous days. They were blamed for the plague as a curse, accounts from that time estimate more than 4,000 Jews were killed in that massacre.

Another curious fact, the same church where the massacre began was used for indoor burnings when the person was well known, avoiding riots; the church suffered a fire later on and was preserved half restored, it has a very unique look.

At the time of WWII and still today, Jewish presence in Portugal is very small and there is indifference in the Portuguese culture about Zionism and the Jews. Salazar in a neutral way allowed only the passage of Jews, their integration into national territory was not allowed.

[Above: S. Domingos church in Lisbon, where the 1506 massacre began.]

Portugal did not enter the Second World War, but in 1961 the colonial war started in Africa. After the English lost several of their colonies, pressure for Portugal to give away their colonies increased, acts of liberating fronts rose in Africa, raiding farms and massacring Portuguese civilians, leaving the raped women hanged and eviscerated. This resulted in a huge mass of Portuguese and Africans fleeing to Portugal; later all their properties and money got expropriated by the new local government. Portuguese troops were sent to maintain peace and order in the African colonies, but the New State would fall and the war was to be lost.

Portuguese colonies during the New State suffered an industrial and urban growth, providing a mass immigration of Portuguese to work there. Those infrastructures remain today without any significant urban evolution, after being raided, vandalized and occupied they remain degraded as a shadow of the past.

Luanda, Angola, one of most expensive cities to live in, has the contrast of high poverty rate with a minimum monthly wage that is lower than 100 U.S. dollars. Streets are filled with piles of garbage with an unbearable stench, no garbage collection services operate on a regular basis, basic services like water and electricity are stolen and resold by locals; white people have to be accompanied by a black security guard on the streets, constant harassment by police forces demanding bribes is normal in Angola. This was the improvement in the quality of life for the ex-Portuguese colonies in exchange for the so-called "freedom" of independence, being Portuguese is still highly regarded and looked for by Africans, in order to live in Portugal or to enter Europe.

[Above: Portuguese banner, a Templar sign, another long story, Templar culture contrary to popular belief, is not to be found in England or France.]

Salazar dies in 1970 at the age of 81 after falling from his chair, Marcello Caetano continues to rule until April 25 of 1974. A disorganized and tired-of-war country was led to a revolution by a military party that strategically occupied another military headquarters without receiving opposition. In this coup only 4 people died, it was a peaceful revolution with the surrender of Marcello Caetano.

The aim of the military was to deliver Portugal to a new democracy. Right after, the communist party, that had promoted the speech of "freedom", began to execute a plan to create a new communist dictatorship; cutting off immediately all the media communications such as TV and radio, but it failed after loosing the elections to the socialists.

In the following years an anarchist terrorist group remained active, killing several civilians and police with bullets and bombs while robbing banks. This group was called People’s Force 25, it is currently inactive.

After April 25 Portugal entered an anarchy state, inflamed by communist/anarchist parties claiming the land belongs to the people and should be removed from the rich owners. Looting ravaged the whole country, owners of large estates were expropriated from their lands, with a utopian vision of dividing the profits by the workers without bosses. This ended in robbery and posterior abandonment of the properties where no one wanted to work anymore.

This was a blow that the country did not recover from until today. Farms in areas with rich agricultural soil and water are nothing today but collapsed ruins.

Cooperatives were set up, where workers gave their produce to be sold, avoiding traders and indirect buyers following Marxist theory, but they succumbed to corruption and inability to cope with private competitiveness. Afterwards what was left of Portuguese farming was destroyed by money paid by the European Union. They prohibited Portugal from producing significant agricultural products and to give way to huge exportations to England, France and Germany. The entire Metallurgy, Chemical, Naval, Automobile and Railroad industry was slowly dismantled until there was nothing left. All national services of transportation, power, communications have been privatized, in order to maintain jobs for ex-politicians.

[Above: April 25th 1975.]

After the New State fell, personalities linked to socialist centrist politics, who had previously fled from Portugal to avoid their military duty, fearing death in the war, returned to Portugal claiming themselves as liberators. They formulated a new perspective on the events, creating the myth that they had to flee from the dictatorship because otherwise they would have been killed by the regime (half true), never claiming they were in fact just military deserters.

Since the end of the dictatorship, corruption has prevailed and bankruptcy returned to Portugal. The last prime minister was even arrested for corruption and robbery. The IMF (Internatinal Monetary Fund) has already intervened in Portugal 3 times after the fall of the New State, in '77, '83 and 2011. Mário Soares, exiled in France, returned right after the April 25th revolution, and was elected president and prime minister of the Republic several times. He created foundations for his own support, delivered colonies, changed state facilities to his own properties in return for high rents. He was also suspected of diamond smuggling in Africa, and many other crimes.

After his recent death, not even with all the political and television propaganda, his funeral attendance was extremely low. By contrast on a national TV show where people could vote who was the biggest personality of Portugal, Salazar won the first place.

Education and TV channels are far from neutral in Portugal, spreading dark myths about Salazar; current political power still invests on propaganda of a Portugal being a poor country because of Salazar, distorting historical facts that could help the country for their own gain: