We will keep their lives short ...

von Deliberator  Austriacus 

 

 

Mit den obigen Worten beginnt das geheime "Freimaurerische Testament" von John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937) :

 

Es ist selbstverständlich eine Fälschung. Könnte denn irgendjemand diesem sympathischen, alten Herrn derart schändliche, menschenveranchtende Äußerungen zutrauen? Sicher nicht! Zumal auch PolitiFact uns darin mit überzeugenden Argumenten den Glauben an dessen Falschheit bestärken kann:

In 2020, Snopes found that the text from Rockefeller’s alleged secret covenant was posted in 2002 by an anonymous author with the title “The Secret Covenant” to BankIndex.com, a website that provided financial information and a platform for businesses to sell their products. 

The website also had a news section where conspiracy theories were posted. A disclaimer was posted under the “Secret Covenant” article saying that the editorial staff does not know the author’s identity and that the piece was submitted through a form on which the author left an unusable email address. 

We searched key phrases from the secret covenant on Google Search, Nexis biographies and intellectual property and RE: Source, a Rockefeller Archive Center publication, and couldn’t find any evidence connecting Rockefeller to the covenant.

Rachel Wimpee, associate director of research and engagement at the Rockefeller Archive Center, told PolitiFact that the archive center doesn’t hold every item Rockefeller wrote but, “To the best of our knowledge, there is no such quote attributed to John D. Rockefeller.”

Na, wenn sogar das Rockefeller Archive Center es bestätigt, dann kann das ja gar nicht stimmen! Nicht wahr ...?