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Introduction
Part One: Cosmopolitan thinking
Chapter 1: A land for humanity
The Cosmos Gypsies
Lucy, the grandmother of humanity
One human race
Ecology: catastrophic scenario
Emerging from the planetary iron age
Chapter 2: The Planetary Ideal
World citizens
World government
All nomads
Improvising your identity
The multicultural society
Hybridisation and miscegenation
Citizen consumerism
Matriarchal society
Chapter 3: The planetary method
A great contempt for the sedentary
The France of the bastards
Systematic blaming
Wisdom is Eastern
Open borders
Open Europe
Planetary wars
The American myth
Transnational High Finance
Planetary cinema
The New Ghettos
Chapter 4: Messianism
Messianic Activism
The religious sources of globalism
Part Two: The End of a Messianic Dream
Chapter 1: The Bolshevik Saturnalia
The Lead Trains
October
The Terror
Dynamiting the Churches
One, Two, Three Revolutions
The conquest of the capitals
Executioners on the move
Denying the evidence
Murderous suspicion
Land is not enough
The intellectual elite
The ruin of the merchants
The enemy of the peasant
Nothing has changed
One feels ashamed to read that
The great carnage
Never on the front line
A suspicious death
A sudden change of course
Abandon ship at all costs
Chapter 2: Exemplary discretion
The historians' dispute
Stalin, "the Georgian
Black book, white modesty
The footnotes
Trotskyist Messianism
Part Three: The Cosmopolitan Mentality
Chapter 1: The failing memory
Especially not to talk about it
The Jews, victims of communism
We have nothing to do with it
Gross falsifications and anti-Semitic provocations
Chapter 2: Explaining the phenomenon
Scapegoats
Political assassinations
Getting to know each other better
Absolute mystery
The ingratitude of others
Infamous accusations
Epidermal sensitivity
A permanent threat
Anti-Semitic madness
The Political Testament
Men like other men
Drums and trumpets
Coming out of Judaism
Chapter 3: A Difficult Integration
A Presumed Invasive Presence
Fear of the Black
The beast must be hunted
Media prosopopoeia
Intellectual delinquency
Refuge in Israel
If it's good for me, it's good for you
The happiness mafia
In our midst…
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