Idées et prophéties

"90% of university teachers disapprove the dating I give of the centuries of Nostradamus !"  complains Jacques Halbronn, and deplores that "the ruses some booksellers used in the 16th century are still working nowadays…" Blindness ? Unconscious desire to mix up "history" and "legend" ? This interview with Paul Roland and Jacques Halbronn lays the delicate question of the attribution of these two major prophetic texts: the centuries of Nostradamus and the prophecies of Saint Malachie.

In the eyes of modern prophetic literature and religious stakes, two centuries have a great prestige: the 16th with the centuries of Nostradamus and the 18th century with the French Revolution. Between these two centuries, the 17th seems, more a century of transition and preparation. But if we study the relations that had Catholicism, protestantism and Judaism, we observe that this century was rich in events, premises which consequences manifest in whole Europe.

The The Protocols of the Elders of Zion probably represent the most famous example of "fake" text, conspiratorial, and still able today, to influence the opinion of wild individuals which ignorance and reject of their contemporary society aim at crystallizing against such and such cause.  Thus, such as the phoenix who rises from the ashes, the Protocols of the Elders of Zion seem insubmersible: they constitute a perfect model of prophetic vision, apocalyptic and anti Jewish centered on the theme of world domination.