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victor had to of necessity ask the aid of ‘Capital’ which ‘Is entirely in 

our hands’. 4. He argued that the use of any and all means to reach 

their final goal was justified on the grounds that the ruler who governed 

by the moral code was not a skilled politician because he left himself 

vulnerable and in an unstable position. 5. He asserted that ‘Our right 

lies in force. The word RIGHT is an abstract thought and proves nothing. 

I find a new RIGHT... to attack by the Right of the Strong, to reconstruct 

all existing institutions, and to become the sovereign Lord of all those 

who left to us the Rights to their powers by laying them down to us in 

their liberalism. 6. The power of our resources must remain invisible until 

the very moment when it has gained such

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strength that no cunning or force can undermine it. He went on to 

outline twenty-five points. Number 8 dealt with the use of alcoholic 

liquors, drugs, moral corruption, and all vice to systematically corrupt 

youth of all nations. 9. They had the right to seize property by any 

means, and without hesitation, if by doing so they secured submission 

and sovereignty. 10. We were the first to put the slogans Liberty, 

Equality, and Fraternity into the mouths of the masses, which set up a 

new aristocracy. The qualification for this aristocracy is WEALTH which is 

dependent on us. 11. Wars should be directed so that the nations 

engaged on both sides should be further in our debt. 12. Candidates 

for public office should be servile and obedient to our commands, so 

that they may readily be used. 13. Propaganda--their combined 

wealth would control all outlets of public information. 14. Panics and