If this is to no avail and an individual continues further in stubborn mutiny against our command, then we will see to it through our people that evil will be spoken about him everywhere, and those for whom he wants to fight and is willing to sacrifice himself to counter us, will reject him in animosity and contempt. Then he will become truly lonely and see thusly the impotence of his acts and will despair and perish in the impossible struggle against our people. If that does not work, and he should be strong enough to endure and to continue to believe in his hostile aims against us, then we have an even more certain means to paralyze his power and destroy his plans. And, if a dangerous foe has attained a reputation and position and the trust of his friends and the following of an entire people, and we send a daughter of Israel onto his path, so his plan shall be delivered to our hands and his resolve broken and his energy lamed and his power made useless, then, whenever the daughters of our people reign as wives of our enemies, their plans are checked at the right stage and their actions are frustrated before they can be carried out. However, if he should see through our actions and avoid our snares and his recalcitrant spirit finds further support and belief among our enemies, then he must disappear from this life in such a manner that our goals are not endangered.
Death is the unavoidable end of all humanity.
For this reason, it is better to accelerate this end for those who injure our cause than to wait until it befalls us, the initiators of the undertaking. In the Freemason lodges, we inflict the punishment in such a way that no one, except the brothers of the confession, can derive the slightest suspicion. . . Although it is known to the lodge brothers, they dare not raise any objection. With such inexorable punishment, we have suffocated all contradictions within the lodges against our orders at the embryonic stage. While we preach enlightenment to the Gentiles, we simultaneously keep our own people and our confidants in strictest obedience.